Fugitive Members Sought In Bomber Case Across 3 Cities
The Register reports FBI led a nationwide search for 18 fugitives tied to radical groups suspected in planting black powder bombs in safety deposit boxes in New York Chicago and San Francisco. Bank security teams discussed tighter measures while authorities traced possible links to SDS and Weather Underground.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman Returns to Public View
The jailed Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, dubbed the father of Bangladesh, spoke of seeking firm links with all nations but offered no promises. He recalled facing a death sentence in a prior trial and described solitary confinement, visits, and letters as absent during imprisonment. He praised allies including India and the Soviet bloc, declined immediate views on the United States, and signaled possible medical tests during his stay in Dhaka. Indonesia? No.
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McGovern Says Withdrawal Date Could Break Viet War Deadlock
McGovern urged a fixed total withdrawal date and a cease fire within 48 hours with prisoner releases before the final U.S. exit. He cited Hanoi's stance via Xuan Oanh that Thieu might resign if withdrawal is set, calling it a small price for peace and prisoner release. If Thieu falls, a provisional government led by Gen. Minh could negotiate an end to the war.
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Virginias Senate Democrats eyeing balance of power
Democrats in the Virginia Senate could hold the balance of power in key disputes as Republicans seek influence. Senate leadership battles unfold with Hopkins named majority leader, Willey opposing authority, and Lt. Gov Henry Howell Jr. looming as a gubernatorial candidate. House Democrats under Speaker John Warren Cooke anticipate more order.
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Child care policy splits Nixon era debate
Lawmakers clash over day care under a broader anti poverty program with some favoring state control to win approval while others warn Nixon will veto any plan tied to the Office of Economic Opportunity. Beijing stance on recognizing Peking complicates Taiwan references in a separate policy note.
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Eagle helps hallie bird hit by gunshot in nest survive
Mrs Mager and volunteers report Hallie the eagle shot in the left wing by an unknown gunman. Vet J Brannen Murphy says a steel pin was placed but recovery uncertain. Hallie's mate remains on the nest and may hatch two eggs if she can fly again, but chances look slim. A nest watch group monitors from a distance.
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Murder rocks Belfast as saloon keeper shot amid unrest
In Belfast a saloon keeper Gerald Woods was shot dead during a raid by dissident insurgents seeking funds. His Roman Catholic family watched as the attacker demanded money and fled after the killing. A woman and children were injured in the surrounding rubble, and Woods had just returned home from the Gibraltar Bar. Police noted the incident as the year’s second killing in Northern Ireland’s turmoil and the 208th since August 1969.
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Trade offices and Taiwan amid US China tensions
China’s split stance with Taiwan governs possible ties with the United States. Washington maintains relations with Taiwan while signaling limits on recognizing Peking’s claim to Taiwan, amid debates on establishing a trade office in Beijing and prior non diplomatic exchanges with Tokyo.
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