Brother of Sirhan Sirhan Ordered to Court in Threat Case
In Pasadena California the prosecutor ordered Sirhan Sirhan's brother Saidallah Sirhan to appear in court over a threat to burn down their mother Mary Sirhan says he made the threat after a metal fragment was hurled through a window and a screen torn. Sirhan is serving a life term for the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy.
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Pasadena
Calif
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
Mary Sirhan
Saidallah
Sen. Kennedy
Teenager Threatens Federal Prison With Death Penalty Aim
FORT WORTH Texas a UPI report says a teen inmate at the Federal Correctional Institution feared five staffers hostage aimed to spark a nationwide outcry to reinstate capital punishment He sought to shoot three or four people to trigger Supreme Court action Lonnie Wayne 18 of Fort Worth was charged with assaulting a federal officer and bringing a firearm into a federal building Bond was set at $25000
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Fort Worth, Tex
UPI
Sireenager
Federal Correctional Institution
Supreme Court
Allie C. Mobley
Lonnie Wayne
Fort Worth
Nixon invites mayors to breakfast on 3.3 billion revenue plan
President Nixon convened a breakfast with a group of large city mayors and a country representative to outline his plan for sharing federal revenues with states and localities. The session precedes Senate Finance Committee testimony on the 3.3 billion program, with leaders from Atlanta, Houston, New Orleans, Detroit, Louisville, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Seattle, and more.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
Mixon
Sam Massell
Atlanta
National League of Cities
Louie Welch
Houston
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Gladys Spellmann
Prince Georges County
National Association of Counties and Mayors
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Roman Gribbs
Detroit
Frank Burke
Louisville
Harry Haskell
Wilmington
Del
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Johann Driges
Phoenix
Joseph Alicio
San Francisco
Wesley
Uhiman
Seattle
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Roy Martin
Norfolk
William Schaefer
Baltimore
Norman Mineta
San Jose
Ellsberg Trial Faces New Snag Over Secret Report
In Los Angeles the Pentagon Papers case encounters a possible roadblock from a secret eavesdropping report by federal agents. Judge and DOJ hold details. defense seeks an immediate hearing while pretrial motions continue. A jury is seated and six alternates remain to be chosen before testimony begins.
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Los Angeles
UPN
Justice Department
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russa
Regal
Iigana
Toothpaste makers file evidence with FTC in advertising probe
Washington reports that major toothpaste and denture cleaner producers submitted documentation to the Federal Trade Commission as part of an advertising claims probe. The FTC will issue a ruling on the merit of the responses. Firms named include Beecham Clifton, Carter-Wallace New York Pearl Drops, Colgate Palmolive New York Colgate Dental Cream with MFP UltraBrite Lever Brothers New York Crest Gleem Procter & Gamble Cincinnati Polident Dentu Creme Richardson-Merrett Warner-Lambert Newark and others.
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Washington
UPC
FTC
Beecham, Inc
Clifton
Carter-Wallace, Inc
New York City
Colgate-Palmolive Co
New York
Colgate
Lever Brothers Co
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Black Drug Co., Inc
Jersey City
Richardson-Merrett, Tnt
Klvenile
Warner-Lafbert Co
Moards Plains
Laird Says Abandon ABM Treaty If Limits Stall
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the United States should abandon the ABM treaty with Russia if no agreement on limiting offensive strategic missiles is reached. He warned that limiting only defensive weapons without ceilings on intercontinental missiles would threaten national security. The questioning followed reviews of the defensive treaty and interim offensive agreement, with support from Senator Margaret Chase Smith and discussions with Secretary of Defense Moorer and Joint Chiefs Chair Admiral Moorer.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin Ry Laird
Russia
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Sec
Henry M. Jackson
R-Wash
Adv
Thoms E. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon Deficit Forecast Highlights 1972 Spending Split
Federal officials report a 24 billion dollar deficit for fiscal year 1971 72 equal to 1971 and only exceeded in World War I. Treasury Secretary Shultz calls it pleasant noting lower outlays due to rebounding economy and fewer withholding errors. Weinberger and Stein oppose tax increases and warn Congress against speeding spending while predicting limited revenue gains.
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Washington
Jone Hs
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Congress
Shultz
Diplomats on Know America Tour in San Francisco
Forty six foreign diplomats and four children from embassies in Washington and UN missions in New York visited San Francisco on a Know America tour. They arrived in 28 Camplighters and formed a semicircle inside Kezar Stadium as the Travel Program for Felony Diplomats Inc. sponsored by Adlai Stevenson.
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San Francisco
UPI
America
Washington
United Nations
New York
Kezar Stadium
Fatelony Diplomats Inc
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Fischer Aims For Third Win In World Chess Title Elsewhere
Bobby Fischer seeks a third consecutive victory to seize the world chess crown from Boris Spassky in Reykjavik. Spassky, 45, has white and the match lives on as cameras and television contracts threaten to shape today’s seventh game, with ABC and Fischer’s camp eager to televise.
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Helykjavik
WPL
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Luluvision
Lp.m. Edt
Spassky
Fischer
New York
Paul Marshall
Reykjavik
Iceland
Chess Federation
Gudmundur Thora Risson
Marshall
Amerivan Broadcasting Corporation
ABC
Chel Fare
Lorne Hassan
Fisches
Red Cramer
Thoraksson
Avelr
Cher
Levee Break On San Joaquin Delta Sealed After Flood
A 400 foot break in the San Joaquin River levee flooded 12 000 acres on Andras and Brannan Islands and Isleton. Corps crews sealed the rupture Monday and reinforce work continues for days. Pumping out the flood lake will take several months.
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Sacramento
San Joaquin
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Soviet Greats Laud Fischers Game In Spassky Match
Soviet chess legends praised Bobby Fischer for his sixth game win over Boris Spassky in the world championship match in Reykjavik. Tal noted Fischer’s dangerous attack and decisive exchange sacrifice, while Katow and Fedor emphasized Fischer’s opening preparation and strong endgame play. All commentators highlighted Fischer’s finishing skill.
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Moscow
Upl
U.S
Bobby
Tal
Spassky
Iis
Cher
Alexander Katov
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Sala Ftohr
Sovetsky Sport
Fistok
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