Sirhan Sirhan’s brother ordered to court over threat
In Pasadena California the city prosecutor’s office directs Saidallah Sirhan 40 brother of Sirhan B Sirhan the Kennedy assassin to appear in court after his mother Mary Sirhan filed a complaint alleging he threatened to burn down her home with her inside He allegedly drew metal through a window and tore a screen door as he voiced grievances about his mother’s actions since the Kennedy murder four years earlier Sirhan B Sirhan is serving a life term for the senator’s murder.
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Teens press for death penalty in Fort Worth hostage case
Four teenagers accused of holding five people hostage at a Federal Correctional Institution aimed to trigger a public outcry for reinstating the death penalty. Lomie Wayne, 18, of Fort Worth faced charges of assaulting a federal officer and bringing a firearm into a federal building as part of the incident. Bond set at $5,000.
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Nixon meets over revenue sharing with city mayors
President Nixon convened a breakfast with a group of large city mayors and a county representative to press the plan for sharing federal revenues with states and localities. Mayors testified in support before the Senate Finance Committee amid a broader push following a governors’ meeting.
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Ellsberg trial faces delay over eavesdropping report
The Ellsberg case in Los Angeles stalls as a secret federal eavesdropping report surfaces. Judge backs Justice Department stance. defense demands a hearing. A sealed jury sits ready, with only six alternate jurors to be chosen before trial arguments begin, risking another delay.
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Toothpaste makers defend ad claims to FTC proof
UPI reports toothpaste makers and denture cleaner firms submitted documentation to the Federal Trade Commission in response to government requests. The FTC will evaluate the merit of the responses from brands including Colgate Palmolive, Procter & Gamble, Lever Brothers, Carter-Wallace, UltraBrite, Pepsodent, Gleem, Polident, and others.
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Laird signals possible ABM treaty withdrawal option
Defense Secretary Laird told Senate hearings he would “certainly” recommend withdrawing from the ABM treaty with Russia if no limits on offensive strategic missiles are agreed. He warned that limiting only defensive weapons without ceilings on intercontinental missiles would threaten U S security. Senator Smith pressed if abrogation would be chosen if SALT II stalls. Laird replied yes, as the only option to protect national security.
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U.S. deficits hit 23 billion in 1972 spending spree
Washington reports show the federal government ran a 23 billion dollar deficit for the fiscal year ended 1972, with officials blaming tax withholdings and anticipated refunds. Treasury and White House aides, including George Shultz and Casper Weinberger, rejected calls for a tax increase, arguing Congress’ spending drove the shortfall.
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Diplomats Tour to San Francisco Famous Wagon Train Concept
Forty six foreign diplomats and four children from embassies in Washington and UN missions in New York arrived in 28 campers in Kezar Stadium for an American tour. The trip is sponsored by Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats Inc, founded by Adlai Stevenson.
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Bobby Fischer Eyes Third World Title Win in Reykjavik
The world chess championship in Reykjavik nears game seven as Bobby Fischer seeks a third win to seal the title against Boris Spassky. Spassky, 35, holds the first move. television camera disputes linger and Fischer’s late arrivals continue to draw attention. Officials report Bolivian and New York figures discuss the telecast impact while Fischer’s camp remains vocal on playing conditions and “principles” amid the televised showdown.
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Levee Break in San Joaquin Delta Repaired Quickly
A 00 foot break in a San Joaquin Delta levee flooded Andrus and Brannan Islands, shutting by levee reinforcement. The rupture was sealed early Monday by Army Corps crews and pumping out the resulting lake may take months as restoration proceeds over several days.
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Soviet chess greats laud Fischer by praising sixth game
Soviet masters led by Mikhail Tal Boris Spassky and Alexander Ko lov praised Bobby Fishers performance in the sixth game of the world chess championship in Reykjavik. They lauded his risk taking and opening preparation while noting Spassky failed to counterattack on the king side and Fischer finished with a strong endgame.
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