Kallinger pleads innocent after courthouse tumble
Joseph Kallinger for a second time pleads not guilty to charges accusing him and his son of robbing four suburban Harrisburg women of cash and jewels. A fall and a screaming exhibit followed a mistrial in the prior trial. he faces more charges in Maryland and New Jersey including a Leonia nurse murder. He was re arraigned after hospital check showed no injuries.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Kallinger
Soemaker
Dauphin County
Kallinger
Maryland
New Jersey
Leonia, N.J
Malcolm Berkowitz
Harrisburg Hospital
Notable Passengers Among Jetliner Crash Victims
Episcopal bishop Rt. Rev. Iveson B. Noland and Nets forward Wendell Ladner were among the passengers on the Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 from New Orleans to New York that crashed at Kennedy Airport. Authorities reported 110 dead, 14 hospitalized with three unidentified survivors.
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New York
New York Nets
New Orlean
Kennedy International Airport
New Orleans
Louisiana
Iveson B. Noland
Eastern Airlines
Wats Nets
Wendell Ladner
Aaron Ladner
Necaise Crossing
Miss
Edgar G. Bright
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Jane Hickey
Michelle
Bright
Standard Mortgage Co
Carnival
Kennedy
Theodore Drapanas
Department of Surgery
Tulane Medical School
Ronald Derudder
Texaco, Inc
Peter Walmsley
Kalvar Corp9
Saul Horowitz Jr
Scarsdale
N.Y
HRH. Construction Corp
General Contracting
Frm
Los Angeles
Washington
San Juan
Pla
Michael Andre
Baton Rouge
Germany
Joe
Alice Cooper Cancels Vancouver Edmonton Show
AP reports rock star Alice Cooper cancels his Edmonton concert to recover from a Monday night fall in Vancouver. Cooper suffered six broken ribs and a scalp laceration and will travel to Edmonton on Thursday to rest and watch TV. Fidel Castro plans Trinidad and Tobago visit in the near future.
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Vancouver
Alice Cooper
Edmonton
Alta
Cooper
Fidel Castro
Trinidad-Tobago
Arthur
Flemming
Ford
L. Gordon Cooper
Walt Disney Productions
WED Enterprises Divison
Victoria Fyodorva
Massachusetts
Ants weather lore and oddities in daily life
A collage of quirky notes from L. M. Boyd on weather ants theories, epoxies in synergy, soon to be affordable home movie tech, banking embezzlement gaps, Alaska pipeline work camps, X rated cinema on site, white rhinoceros prices, and a tax dollar workforce comparison.
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Chandalar
Alaska
Walt Disney
Plane Fire Kills Many As Eastern Air Crash Hits New York
Survivors describe a sudden impact and fast spreading fire after an Eastern Airlines jet crash near Kennedy Airport. Mary Mooney and Robert Hoefler, both survivors, were among 14 who endured injuries while dozens perished amid the wreckage and mass casualty scene.
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New York
Mary Mooney
Eastern Airlines
Miss Mooney
Robert Hoefler
Bob
Paul Moran
Nassau
Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center
Tulsa
Okla
Hoefler
New York City
Senate approves 4.5 billion budget with cuts and no tax rise
Senate Democrats push a 4.5 billion general budget freezing department spending while boosting county aid. The plan reduces department appropriations by 27 million to avoid a tax increase, with nine amendments defeated and a projected 35 million deficit. House support hinges on a 34 million Philadelphia county aid package.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Democrats
House
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Bet
Shapp
Dems
Sheehy
Richard Snyder
Lancaster County
Snyder
Thomas Nolan
Mittee
Henry Cianfrani
Appropriations Committee
Supreme Court blocks broader Clayton Antitrust Act use
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the Clayton Act may break up mergers only when both firms are directly engaged in interstate commerce. The decision limits reach but Congress may still amend the act to extend coverage. The case involved American Building Maintenance Industries and its acquisition of Southern California janitorial firms. Justices Douglas Brennan and Blackmun dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Department
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Building Maintenance Industries
American
California
Mailers End Five Day Strike Lets Philadelphia Papers Resume
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and allied papers Inquirer and Daily News end a five day mailers strike. Mailers return to work after dispute, allowing News and Inquirer to resume publication on Thursday.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Inquirer
Daily News
Bulletin
Robert McLean
News
the Inquirer
FBI COINTELPRO targets teachers on campuses in 1960s
Newly released FBI documents reveal covert efforts to oust teachers during COINTELPRO against the New Left. Examples include a Head Start teacher in Austin lose contract after police relayed her Socialist Workers activity, a Wayne State professor targeted by an anonymous letter, and a Washington DC teacher pressured for Young Socialist Alliance ties. The operation ran May 1968 to April 1971 with 256 pages released under a court order. The Socialist Workers Party says full file access is needed to assess broader harassment and firings.
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Washington
FBI
Cointelpro
Socialist Workers Party
Syd Stapleton
Political Rights Defense Fund
Evelyn Rosewell
Austin
Tex
Sored FBI
Self
Detroit
Wayne State University
David Herreshoff
Robert J. Huber
Herreshof
Washington, D.C
Maude Adams White
Young Socialist Alliance
The
Socialist Workers
Statewide strike threat endangers key services in Pennsylvania
An AP survey finds a possible next week strike by state employees could halt lottery sales, strain state hospitals, and jeopardize welfare programs. Up to 40,000 workers may join if no settlement by Monday midnight. AFSCME leads the threat with courts likely forced to intervene to preserve essential services.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Ernest P. Kline
Commonwealth Court
Welfare Department
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
Lynn Nelson
Lottery Bureau
Nelson
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Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Peter Camiel
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
William A. Meehan
Center For Woman's Own Name
Barrington, Ir
Terri Tepper
Center
Terri ‘Tepper
J. F. Kennedy Airport
Aqueduct
Jamaica
Southa
Miles
Bishop
Nets
Joseph DiSpenza
Sandy
Tina
Jacobi Hospital
Egon Luftaas
Robert Hoesler
Manhattan
Jamaica Hospital
Bishdop Noland
L. M. Boyd
Pacific Northwest
Texas
South Africa
Ford Motor Company
M. Boyd
Delaware County Daily Times
Chester
Michael Baden
Lars Lillestolen
Beatrice Kresky
Bronx
Tina DiSpenza
Elizabeth Stein
Kennedy Airport
James O'Reilly
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Hankins
John Sheehy
Insurance Department
Herbert Denenberg
High Court
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Harry A. Blackmun
Philadelpha Inquirer
DA Chace Seron
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