FBI probes State Department leaks as officials urge discretion
Washington officials said the FBI opened an inquiry within the State Department over news leaks considered damaging to national interests. Spokesman Robert J. McCloskey urged discreet conversations with newsmen and careful discussion of sensitive topics. He noted several investigations since the year's start, including a New York Times report on SALT details.
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Guards storm Delaware prison to free hostages
In Smyrna Delaware guards stormed the Delaware Correctional Institution after a mob of inmates held captive 4 12 hours. State corrections commissioner John Morin led the assault into the single story building. The uprising ended with seven inmates subdued and three guards released with minor injuries from tear gas. Immigration officials reported the prisoners cited poor food and recreation as grievances.
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Gunmen tie up couple and loot Hoytt home
Gerald C. Hoytt, a wealthy Tiburon building contractor, and his girlfriend Doris Snow were held overnight by two gunmen who bound Hoytt with neckties while Snow was left tied or unbound at times. The intruders forced Snow to cash a $3,000 check and fled with cash, clothes, jewelry, and wine after driving Snow to Richmond. Hoytt freed himself in about ten minutes and alerted police. The pair returned to the apartment after dinner Wednesday.
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Air Force won’t move bombers from Mather base
Air Force told Congress it has no plans to relocate SAC bombers from Mather Air Force Base California to defend them from Soviet missile submarine attack. Bernard Cave said inland satellite bases were considered but unnecessary. The April 18 testimony answered questions about the firmness of the SAC mission at Mather.
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Keenan Wynn Hurt In Arizona Car Crash
Keenan Wynn, 64, was injured when his car left a curve and struck a tree north of Scottsdale Arizona. He was taken to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for treatment of possible fractures and rib injuries while in Arizona to film the Bob Hope movie Cancel My Reservation nearby Carefree.
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Justice Black Hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Supreme Court Justice Black has been hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital for treatment amid unspecified illness. At 85 he is the oldest member of the court. officials provided no comment on his condition or admission date.
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Pittsburgh Press strike ends with wage deal
Pittsburgh newspapers resume after 413 day strike. The Pittsburgh Press Co reaches satisfactory agreements with craft unions, prompting return of the morning Post-Gazette and the afternoon Press. Idle workers are recalled as operations restart, with the first papers back on September 9.
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Mayor Weldon Bryant Arrested on Arson Charges
PARLIFR AP reports Mayor Weldon Bryant of Parker, a predominantly Mexican American town 17 miles southeast of Fresno, was booked on arson suspicion after a predawn fire at his grocery store causing about 110000 in damage. Evidence suggests the owner Bevan a probable suspect.
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Nixon plan would cut corporate taxes by 20 percent
Senator William Proxmire charged President Nixon’s economic program would cut corporate taxes by a record 20 percent in one year, a windfall for business, while urging selective reform to aid average taxpayers. He backed a modest investment tax credit and a personal exemption rise, but opposed broad tax cuts that erode revenue.
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Wage and price freeze questions outline rules
Washington dispatch outlines Cost of Living Council rulings on wage, price, and rent freeze questions. It covers probationary wage increases, end of fiscal year pay holds, price charges on long term contracts, and ceilings for standard versus unique items. It notes allowances for renewal contracts and long term deliveries during the freeze period.
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Mail box rescue in Wales leaves post office door fixed
In Wrexham Wales 18 year old Carls Jones heard hammering from inside a combined mailbox and stamp machine. She alerted an inspector who opened the unit minutes later and freed a mailman reported trapped about five minutes. Officials fixed the doors to prevent future accidental lock-ins.
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Red China to keep telephone link with U S
Communist China agrees to maintain the indirect telephone link to the United States on a temporary basis. The relay route through Kokusan Danshin Denchi and KDD will continue to operate to support communications for President Nixon's visit. The service, routed via Tokyo and San Francisco, was set up earlier this year for the Ping-Pou team visit.
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McGovern plans Southeast Asia trip shrouded in mystery
Washington reports McGovern will depart for Paris on September 4 for three days then proceed to Southeast Asia with stops through September 16 including Tokyo. Sources say he may meet with North Vietnam negotiators in Paris, though his aides refuse to confirm details or destinations beyond Paris.
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Ladybird Tours Rocky Mountain Park Fainting Incident
In Colorado near Denver, Mrs. Lync Jim Dabnson fainted during a high altitude tour of Rocky Mountain National Park. She described a brief lapse in dizziness and noted recovery after resting, while fellow National Parks Advisory Board member Mrs Johnson recounted her own fainting near Fall River Pass and said the group had support and returned to Denver.
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Israel Presses for Warplanes Before Canal Opening
Israeli officials warn the United States that reopening the Suez Canal hinges on supplying more American jets. Jerusalem says military superiority over Egypt and Arab foes is essential, amid new Arab federation alignments and Soviet arms in Egypt.
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Market robbery ends in double tragedy in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a bread delivery man was killed and a mother of two was critically wounded during a neighborhood market robbery. William Bryant, 44, described the moments inside the store as a gunman demanded compliance and fired before fleeing after the weapon misfired. The Kingston children, ages 2 and 4, hid as their mother Mrs. Carol Kingston, 90, received emergency surgery and remained in extremely critical condition at Cottenwood Hospital. Sheriff Pete Hayward said investigators are questioning several suspects with no solid leads yet.
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Soviet moon probe Luna 18 heads for moon site
Western observers report Luna 18 launched toward the moon to conduct scientific research and possibly land the rover Lunakhod 1 in near-moon space. Tass notes no landing indication yet while Luna 17’s Lunokhod 1 continues a two-week lunar day of exploration.
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The Daily Reviews Inc Publishes Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows a 19th century style notice with names like William Chilantey Kusinard and Rona Bitered at Post Office Hayward plus addresses and office references. It appears as a public notice listing publishing details and contact information for the Baily Review in Hayward California.
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