Disturbance Injures 13 At Danbury High School
Danbury Connecticut AP reports at least 13 injured in a clash between white and black pupils outside Danbury High School. A 15 year old girl remained in critical condition after head injuries, while three officers and eight students had minor injuries. Police arrested 12 pupils for disorderly conduct. Mayor Ducibella deployed about 95 officers to restore order and canceled classes through Monday. The district had previously faced a racial disturbance in April.
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James P. Tallon
Danbury
Danbury, Conn
Ore
Danbury High School
Danbury Hospital
Charles Ducibella
Ducibella
William Ryan
Arrest Made In Abduction Of GM Employee Family
State police arrested 21 year old Daniel Wirth in the GM Hydramatic plant manager William Schulenberg case in Ann Arbor. $44,000 ransom recovered. Warrants prepared for Kenneth Royce and John Szynwelski as suspects. Schulenberg and family were abducted Monday night and later released unharmed.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
General Motors
Daniel Wirth
Calvin Lapien
Kenneth J. Royce
John Todd Szynwelski
William E. Schulenberg
Schulenberg
GM Hydramatic
Ypsilanti
Gladys Storm Threatens Outer Banks and Campers
Coast Guard dispatched two helicopters from Norfolk to warn campers and isolated residents near Ocracoke. National Hurricane Center director Dr. Neil Frank said Gladys intensified and moved toward the north northwest with lashing winds and heavy rains expected to reach the outer banks early Thursday. The forecast suggested a turn north and northeast, but may not spare Cape Hatteras.
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National Park Service
Ocracoke
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Gladys
Cape Hatteras
Thousands Honor Franco as Police Killed in Madrid Attacks
In Madrid crowds estimated between 300000 and 1000000 praised Franco on the civil war anniversary while militants killed three police and wounded another, prompting a citywide manhunt. Franco urged unity and blamed leftist conspiracies as security forces tightened around the capital.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Europe
Hearst Case Developments Move Toward Trial
U S District Court Judge Oliver J Carter will seal psychiatrists reports on Miss Hearst after copies are prepared for attorneys. Browning approved exempting Hearst's lawyers from jail conversation taps, with objections from San Mateo jail officials noted. Prosecutors including Keyes and state officials met to share updates and review massive evidence from searches of two San Francisco houses connected to Miss Hearst and the Harrises.
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Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
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Browning
San Mateo
Keyes
California
Eyelie Younger
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Alameda
Hearst
Harrises
Wealthy Oil Man Pleads Guilty In Election Case
Washington AP report says Ar mand Hammer, leading Occidental Petroleum chairman, pleaded guilty to illegally concealing 54000 in 1972 Nixon campaign contributions and the cover up of their source. He faced up to three years per count, with sentencing delayed.
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Washington
Armand Hammer
America
Richard M. Nixon
Hammer
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S
William B. Jones Jr
Jones
Harmer
Edward Bennett Williams
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Montana
Tim M. Babcock
Occidental
Finance Committee
Babcock
Ford visits Offutt AFB as 2000 cheer him at SAC HQ
President Ford receives a warm welcome from about 2000 military personnel civilian workers and dependents at Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska. Secret Service protects him as crowds surge but security remains controlled. Ford discusses future U S military aid to Egypt and a Pentagon shopping list.
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U.S
Egypt
Pentagon
Schlesinger
Ron Nessen
Strategic Air Command
Ford
Offutt Air Force Base
Secret Service
Two U S Agents Stand By Release Of Mrs Moore
Senate hearings reveal Secret Service agents Gary Yauger and Marlin Haskell defended their choice to release Sara Jane Moore after interviewing her the night before President Ford's shooting. Yauger said with the facts then, the decision was proper and would be repeated. He noted Moore was within 15 feet as Ford left the San Francisco hotel, and he may have passed her minutes earlier.
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Secret Service
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Gary Yauger
Senate
Marlin Haskell
Yauger
Treasury
Joseph Montoya
DNLM
James Ryan
San Francisco
John O'Shea
Garry Yauger
Martin Haskell
O'Shea
Haskell
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