Armed Convicts Turn Backs On Transfer To New Prison
In Danville report the Watergate era courthouse siege ends as convicts Frank Gorham Jr and Robert N Jones refuse transfer to Springfield prison. Hostages escaped via elevator after four days barricaded in U S District Courthouse. Officials consider tear gas or drugs if needed but seek peaceful surrender.
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Robert N. Jones
Tice Department
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Russell
Farlier
Mark Sheehan
Gorham
Patricia
General Services Administration
Jones
Sheehan
Springfield
St. Lawrence Seaway
Andrews
Air Force Base
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Justice Department
Calvin L. Mouton
Jury hears graphic testimony in Houston torture-murders case
Assistant district attorney recounts the gruesome deaths of teens tied to torture and murder. Keith Henley and David Brooks face charges for killing six youths with Dean Corll, with jurors told a live defendant would boost the case and a mother sobbing in court as testimony unfolds.
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Don Lambright
Houston
Marty Ray Jones
Shirley
Jones
Lambright
Bettye Shirley
Will Gray
Henley
Gray
Grays
Credi
Lambrigti
Preston Dial
Dial
David Owen Brooks
Dean A. Corll
Pasadena
Coril
Brooks
Charles C. Cobble
Homer Garcia
Frank Anthony Aguire
Johnny Delone
William Ray Lawrence
Reinecke page links to ITT antitrust out-of-court deal
Reinecke testified before the committee about shaping a July 31 1971 out-of-court settlement of ITT antitrust cases. He earlier claimed a May 1971 meeting with then Attorney General John N. Mitchell. he said no talks occurred until after the ITT settlement and later corrected the date.
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Diego Conventin
Justice Department
ITT
Reinecke
Alty
John N. Mitchell
San Diego
Mitchell
Makarios vows Cyprus regime cannot rule while alive
Israeli Radio reported Archbishop Makarios vowed the new military regime would not rule Cyprus for as long as he lives. The broadcast claimed Makarios survived the coup, with Cyprus Radio saying he had been killed in the National Guard action. He sought asylum at a British base and urged UN Security Council to intervene. An unidentified supporter urged the council to act to save democracy.
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Israel
Israel Radio
Cyprus
Makarios
Cyprus Radio
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Paphos
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Security Council
Denham
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Timothy Chubbuck
WXLT
Tampa Bay Area
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Wviz TV
Cleveland
Ohio
Testimony on Colson details implicates Nixon in Schorr probe
Testimony described by Rep. Drinan and McClory claims that President Nixon acquiesced in a move to scrutinize television journalist Shorr for a possible White House job, with Colson’s remarks cited as showing White House awareness. Schorr denied a job offer and FBI questioning neighbors was unrelated to employment. Republicans warned of pro impeachment bias in the inquiry.
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Colson
Schorr
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Illinois
Robert F. Drinary
Massachusetts
Edward Msky
Town
Oe Drinan
Aft
H. R.bob Ford
White House
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McClory
Mezvinsky
FBI
Judiciary
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Charles E. Wiggins
R-Calif
Senate
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
John Doar
Doar
Reporter Continued Fefi in Page One
A Sarasota County sheriff's deputy said the shot was quite audible over the television broadcast. The report notes that they cut the cameras as the event unfolded.
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Fefi
Sarasota County
Cyprus Crisis Escalates As National Guard Seizes Power
The Cyprus crisis deepens as the 6,000 man National Guard, led by 650 Greek officers, declares control and government buildings burn after tanks roll into streets. Makarios is reported dead amid Turkish and Greek reactions while U.N. forces maintain peace between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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Makarios
Ibbs
Athens
Turkey
Bulent Ecevit
Agean
Phaedon Gizikis
Greece
Eoka-B
Gareece
Enosis
National Guard
Hijacker Seizes JAL Jet Demands Red Army Leader
The DC8 jet on JAL Flight 124 from Osaka to Tokyo was hijacked with four crew members aboard and many passengers including two Americans later identified as M. Richmond and Robert Allen. The hijacker forced Nagoya departure after four hours at Haneda and threatened to kill passengers unless Takaya Shiomi, founder of the Red Army, was released and a plane to North Korea provided. Shiomi is linked to the 1969 Red Army group and the 1972 Lod Airport attack plan.
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Chicago
Robert Allen
California
Osaka
Tokyo
Haneda International
Japan
Red Army
North Korea
Nagoya
Takaya Shiomi
Tis
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Lod
Tel Aviv
Israel
Strikes widen across industries prompt wage disputes
A broad wave of strikes hits major industries as workers press for higher wages and fringe benefits. Ohio State employees and airline staff push for significant raises, while copper and steel sectors see pay boosts and contract negotiations. About 30,000 idle workers reflect tensions from wage and inflation concerns.
Test Tubes and the Ethics of Embryo Research
Kass, joining Kennedy Center for Bioethics at Georgetown in September, argues that while lab fertilization for infertility is unlikely to spark ethical debate by itself, it could enable surrogate births and use of non husband sperm. Bevis notes no near term full term outside womb. British researchers Steptoe and Edwards lead trials with 200 women. Peel calls it a major advance for infertility. Church and NIH officials urge caution pending safety proven by animal studies and formal guidelines.
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I ‘Kass
Kennedy ,Center For Bioethics
Georgetown University
Bevis
England
Patrick Steptoe
Oldham General Hospital
Robert Edwards
Cambridge University
Joan Peel
Britain
Methodist Church
National Institutes of Health
Lamont Havers
Dr. Havers
Kissinger Wiretap Controversy Splits Senate Panel
Chairman Fulbright and Senators Sparkman Symington and Aiken led a two hour session on Kissinger’s wiretap role and presidential backing. Nixon asserted Kissinger acted under explicit authority with evidence and sealed orders, while critics pressed for transparency as FBI officials outlined procedures dating to the 1930s. Bernard Wells to testify tomorrow.
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Bing
J. W. Fulbright
D-Atk
Thewanton
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Kissinger
National Sea City Council
Nixon
Fulbright
Stuart Symington
Dmo
George Aiken
R-Vt
Kissenger
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Thomas J. Smith
FBI Intelligence Division
James B. Adams
Kissin-ger
Bernard Wells
William H. Sullivan
Baltimore Police Wage Talks Seek One Year Pact
Baltimore workers earned 3.08 to 3.85 dollars an hour under the old contract and demanded a one year agreement with a 50 cent raise. Sources say the police pact would grant patrolmen a six percent raise this year and raise starting pay to 10,000 dollars with a six year maximum 13,500 for fiscal 1976.
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London
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Spurlock
American Smelting and Refining Co
Phelps Dodge
Magma
Kennecott Copper Co
Anaconda
Union Coalition
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