Brother of Sirhan Sirhan ordered to court over threat
Pasadena, AP: Saidallah Sirhan, 40, brother of Sirhan B. Sirhan, must appear in court after his mother Mary Sirhan filed a complaint alleging he threatened to attack her home with metal. The prosecutor noted the case stems from a dispute linked to her actions during the Kennedy assassination case. Sirhan is serving a life term for the 1968 murder of Senator Robert Kennedy.
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Teens threaten to gun down staff to push death penalty
Fort Worth officials report four teen hostages at the Federal Correctional Institution Mon day aimed to kill several people to spark a national outcry over reinstating the death penalty. Lannie Wayne, 8, of Fort Worth was charged with assaulting a federal officer and carrying a firearm into a restricted area. Bond set at 333,000.
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Nixon meets over revenue sharing plan with mayors
President Nixon invited a group of large city mayors and county official to breakfast to outline a 1.5 billion dollar revenue sharing program for states. Mayors and officials listed include Massell of Atlanta Welch of Houston Spellman of Prince Georges County Landrieu of New Orleans Gribbs of Detroit Burke of Louisville Haskell of Wilmington Maier of Milwaukee Driggs of Phoenix Alioto of San Francisco Uhlmaan of Seattle Alexander of Syracuse Martin of Norfolk Schaefer of Baltimore Mineta of San Jose.
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Louie Welch
Howston
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Gladys Spellman
Prince Georges County
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Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Homan Gribbs
Detroit
Frank Burke
Louisville
Harry Haskell
Wilmington
Del
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
John Driggs
Phoenix
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Wesley Uhlmaan
Seattle
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Ray Martin
Norfolk
William Schaefer
Baltimore
Norman Mineta
San Jose
Ellsberg case halts as secret eavesdropping report surface
The Pentagon Papers trial faces a fresh snag over a secret report of federal eavesdropping. Judge and Justice Department held details, not aimed at trial figures, but the defense demands a hearing. Jurors seated. six alternates to be chosen before testimony.
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Justice Department
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Toothpaste makers file evidence with FTC in Washington
Makers of leading toothpastes and denture cleaners submitted documentation to back their advertising claims as part of a federal trade commission discussion. The FTC did not judge the merit of the responses.
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FTC
Laird Urges ABM Treaty Withdrawal If No Arms Pact
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird testifies before Armed Services on the defensive treaty and interim offensive agreement. He says he would certainly recommend withdrawing from the ABM treaty with Russia unless limits on offensive strategic missiles are reached. The senator ask about sacrificing the ABM treaty if SALT II fails to reach terms.
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UPI
Hefense
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Russia
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Thomas K. Moorer
Jotal
Margaret Chase Smith
Reagan era deficit tops 23 billion in 1972 year
Washington officials announced a 23 billion dollar deficit for the year ending June 30, 1972, about 32 percent above revenue. Treasury Secretary Shultz called the figure pleasant, citing a rebounding economy and withholding taxes, while warning Congress and the public against large spending or tax increases. Weinberger and Stein warned against tax raises and deficit cycles, with Stein predicting a broad tax hike if Nixon wins re election.
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George W. Shultz
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Diplomats Come to San Francisco on Know America Tour
Forty six foreign diplomats and four children from embassies in Washington and UN missions in New York arrived in 28 campers and formed a semi circle inside Kezar Stadium. The tour, sponsored by Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats Inc. and founded by Adlai Stevenson, aims to show Americans the world.
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UPI
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Foreign Diplomats Inc
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Bobby Aims for Third Win in World Chess Championship
In Reykjavik the seventh game sees Bobby Fischer, 29, seeking a decisive third win to upset Boris Spassky as tensions over cameras and scheduling flare. Spassky, 35, plays white as the title fight tightens with Fischer leading 3 1/2 to 2 1/2.
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Levee Break Closes San Joaquin Delta Flooded Islands
The Army Corps of Engineers announced a one-foot levee rupture along the Randaucin River in the San Joaquin Delta, flooding about 12 000 acres across Andrus and Arannon Islands and Tileton community. Crews sealed the breach early Monday and reinforcement work will extend for days as pumping out the lake is expected to take months.
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Randoaquin
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Arannan
Tileton
Soviet greats praise Fischers game in world chess match
Soviet grandmasters led by Mikhail Tal Boris Spassky and others praised Robby Fischer for the sixth game of the world championship in Iceland. They cited Fischer's aggressive play and accurate preparation noting Spassky failed to find counterplay and that Fischer sealed victory with a strong ending.
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