Five Police Blinded by Lye Attack in Harlem
In Harlem, Calvin Haywood barricaded himself in a tenement and hurled a caustic mix of lye, ammonia, drain cleaner, and gasoline at 16 officers after stabbing a man earlier. Police shot Haywood dead after a lengthy siege. five officers were temporarily blinded and treated, with others hospitalized.
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Calvin Haywood
Harlem
Haywood
John McCoy
St. Luke's Hospital
Moulin Rouge
Robert Liscomb
Verdict Could Not Stand Harris Mistrial Feared
In Los Angeles the Harris trial enters a seventh week amid allegations against the judge and jury. Defense and prosecution argue prejudice in the jury room and urge a ruling on mistrial before a verdict. Witnesses describe juror behavior and a hangman’s noose motif.
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Leonard Weinglass
Weinglass
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Brandier
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Harris
Te Echoe Barton
Poe
Harrises
Corinne Hansen
Albert Jaramillo
Stephen Trott
Flooded Canyon Shelters Survivors With Guard Aid
In Estes Park and Loveland area the flood's 12 to 15 foot wall forced evacuations. Deputy warned residents with 15 minutes while National Guard troops and helicopters airlifted survivors. Officials said many campers may not have escaped as rescue teams organized self help groups. The priority was to find the injured, with some 40 guardsmen assisting in the canyon.
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Richard Lanin
Colorado National Guard
Lamm
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Estes Park
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Congress To Act On Bill Backed By Jimmy Carter
Washington AP The Democrat controlled House and Senate plan action this week on Jimmy Carters first request since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee. The S104 defense bill would authorize 1 billion for strategic bombers with attempts to delay funding until Feb 1 next year. Both chambers also consider amending the Clean Air Act to extend auto emission controls and delay full compliance to 1980 models, while eyeing a one year study alternative. A separate tax rewrite bill authorizes a postcard registration system for federal elections by mail.
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House Rules Committee
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Americans Leaving Vietnam Near Complete Exodus Ends
Most Americans left Vietnam as the 15 month exodus neared completion. Only four Americans remained after Sunday flights from Saigon, including Richard Hughes, Ann Reed, and John H. Gay, with others possibly in Hanoi under scrutiny or under arrest. The United Nations cited Vietnamese authorities as saying the group sought to depart and that Hanoi may hold some individuals linked to a CIA or CLA role.
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John H. Gay
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Reed
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Gey
Tucker Gu- Reman
Hanoi
Gugelmaan
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Fighting in Lebanon report says active clashes near Tripoli
Reported fighting persisted on both sides in north Lebanon near Tripoli and near Jezzine in the southeast as Palestinian guerrillas clashed with Syrian forces. In East Beirut Tal Zaatar refugee camp endured shelling by Christian gunners during a six week siege with 30,000 residents, 4,000 wounded, and threats of more deaths as water ran low. Red Cross efforts for a temporary evacuation convoy were blocked by Christian rightist commanders while Arab League mediator Dr Hassan Sabri Khali led talks with Pierre Gemayel and Camille Che Taam on eastern side focusing on Tal Zaatar.
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Jezzine
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Tal Zaatar
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Hassan Sabri Khali
Arab League
Pierre Gemayel
Camille Che- Taam
Two Nuns Work Like 60 Men For Congress
In Philadelphia two Immaculate Heart of Mary nuns staffed a large Liturgical Warehouse for the International Eucharistic Congress starting with Masses led by James Cardinal Knox. They filled 10 classrooms with vestments, albs, ciboria, hosts, chalices, holy water, wine, and more for 5,500 clergy and 50 masses.
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Philadelphia
America
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Mary Elsa
Congress
Immaculate Heart of Mary
James Cardinal Knox
Australia
Paul VI
Charles McManus
Veronica
United States
Chicago
Catholic Extension Sociey
Veterans Stadium
World church congress opens with grand service and choirs
A global church congress opened with an outdoor candlelit procession and a 4 000 voice choir in the cathedral area. Cardinal Knox noted the week of grace as part of a series dating to 1981 in France, the last in 1926 in Chicago. Seventy clergymen led mass as Norman Delio Joio’s work accompanied the ceremony.
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Chicago
Cardinal Knox
Vatican
Norman Delio Joio
Baston University
School of Art
Nutrition Education Budgets Hit By Budget Restrictions
Washington AP A Senate plan to fund nutrition education and related programs for the poor faces cuts as budget limits trim proposed levels. House-Senate conferees adjust allocations across Labor and HEW agencies, with several nutrition initiatives reduced or moved to lump sums for discretion.
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Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House-Senate
Departments of Labor
HEW
Center For Disease Contra
CDC
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