Two Bogus Boxing Robbery Suspects Found Dead in NYC
In New York City, the bodies of McKinsey Roderson and James Henry Hall, both Atlanta residents and indicted in an armed boxing fan robbery at an Atlanta residence, were found in a stolen Cadillac. A third man, Donald Phillips of Brunswick, Ga., was found in the car. police have not linked him to the Atlanta crime.
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Lava Surges Toward Sicilian Village Beneath Volcano
Residents flee as lava from Europe’s tallest active volcano Kahuna? The column notes villagers abandoning cottages and orchards while tourists swarm to witness the eruption. Volcanologists report lava gaining speed, moving down steep slopes at 165 to 230 feet per hour.
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Sicily
UPI
Kina Volcanio
Europe
Swift executive Sylvester abducted by ERP gunmen in Rosario
In Rosario, Argentina, three gunmen from the Revolutionary Army of the People abducted Sylvester, Swift meat packing plant managing director and honorary British Consul. The ERP issued a second communique calling him an enemy of the people for his work with North American firms and the dictatorship. No ransom details confirmed.
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Swift
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Companis
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Swift Meat Packing
Federal grants fund multi state crime project
Federal grants totaling 975000 fund anti crime work in California and across 15 states. A satellite experiment will transmit fingerprints between California and Florida, with 150000. Holography and laser fingerprinting take 180000. The remaining 675000 launches a new crime statistics system linking California with Florida New Jersey Michigan and Minnesota.
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California
Florida
California Crime Technological Research Foundation
New Jersey
Michigan
Minnesuta
Nixon Visits Mobile and Birmingham in Southern Swing
President Nixon travels to Mobile and Birmingham Alabama on a nonpolitical tour into Wallace country to promote domestic initiatives welfare reform and revenue sharing while joining governors at the Tennessee Alabama Mississippi canal project’s opening. He then heads to Austin for the Johnson Library dedication before returning for summer duties aboard the Albany and family plans.
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Tex
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Eisenhower
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Fla
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Black Slain As Rioting In Chattanooga Declines
In Chattanooga Tennessee a 22 year old Negro Sean Anderson was killed by officers while throwing a brick as National Guardsmen patrolled the streets after four nights of disorder. Police reported 39 arrests mostly for curfew violations. Curfew extended county wide and bans on liquor firearms and ammunition sales were enacted.
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Tenn
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Californians urge Congress for 178 million water funds
California leaders pressed House and Senate Public Works over 178 million requested for water development. They argued funds exceed the president’s budget but meet long range needs, citing flood control navigation and reclamation benefits and urging unbudgeted construction for Hidden and Buchanan dams.
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The Baily Review Subscription Rates and Office Details
The Baily Review announces subscription rates including Sundays and daily issues. It lists publishing offices in Heyward California and Fremont with contact numbers 20566111 and 7924212, presenting a fragmented historic advertisement from 1897 or 1918 era.
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Polluters say getting off easy in anti pollution drive
Washington report says industrial water polluters escape costly enforcement and taxpayers get less value from a multibillion-dollar antipollution program. GAO chief Staats testifies before House Public Works on grant effects, enforcement delays, and industry cost sharing. Blatnik warns spending must rise sharply to avert a potential 1980 water crisis. GAO ongoing review delays final recommendations.
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UPI
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Chileans charged in $24 million cocaine smuggling case
Three Chileans Fedor Ivan Topix Pastenen Maria Orlando Medina Rojas and Jorge Tamayo were arrested in Matamoros and charged in Mexico City with attempting to smuggle $24 million worth of pure cocaine. Cocaine was found in 18 polyethylene bags under a car’s front fenders after passing through Peru Colombia and Panama.
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United States
Fedor Ivan Topix Pastenen
Maria Orlando Medina Rojas
Jorge Tamayo
Matamoros
Second District Penal Court
David Franco Rodriguez
Ay Alta
Peru
Columbia
Panama
McCloskey Considers Nixon Challenge in 1972 Primaries
California Republican Paul W. McCloskey Jr. indicated he might challenge President Nixon in the 1972 primaries even if Nixon shifts Vietnam policy. He moved from opposing Nixon on Vietnam to seeking Republican support in key states after a brief meeting with Illinois supporters who urged him to enter the Gingris primary.
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Chicago
UPI
Paul WN. McCloskey Jr
R-Galif
Nixon
Vietnam
California
Milnois
Black Caucus ends Washington Word Game with Nixon standoff
The Washington Word Game between President Nixon and the 13 member House Black Caucus concluded with a clash over minority policy. The caucus delivered documents and a May deadline, Nixon responded May 11, indicating progress but rejecting some demands. With plans to hire staff and back supportive candidates in 1972, the caucus weighs using private funds to strengthen its influence in Washington.
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D-N.y
Clay
Senate
Cavcus
Indiana
Eastland pushes federal crime for assault on police and firemen
Senate Judiciary Chairman James Eastland of Mississippi reintroduces a bill to make it a federal crime to assault police or fire personnel and to criminalize advocacy of such acts or the overthrow of government by force. He cites an annual rate near 300 assaults on officers and recent deadly shootings, urging action after Supreme Court decisions.
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UPI
Senate
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D-Miss
Supreme Court
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Basiland
Judiciary
Internal Security
George Peppard and Elizabeth Ashly announce separation
Beverly Hills California reports actor George Peppard, 38, and his wife Elizabeth Ashly, 31, have legally separated after five years of marriage. They wed in Hollywood in 1966 and have a son, Christian, born 1969, marking the couple’s second marriages for both.
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