Free Soledad Brothers Heard by 3 Witnesses
A photographer and three law enforcement officers testified at the Angela Davis murder conspiracy trial that they heard demands to free the Soledad Brothers during the Marin County Civic Center hostage crisis. Witnesses recalled phrases about releasing the Soledad Brothers by noon or 12:30 p.m. as hostages were moved toward an elevator and shots were fired killing Judge Harold Haley and others.
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Edith M. Lederer
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County Civic Center
Soledad Brothers
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Soledad
Jackson
Freeta Drumgo
John Cluchette
Soledad Prison
James Kean
San Rafael Independent Journal
William Christmas
Kean
James McClain
Marin County
Harvey Teague
Teague
Mill Valley
Dan Terzich
Jonathan Jackson
Terzich
McClain
Haley
Young Jackson
Christmas
Spring Storm Brings Sleet and Freezing Rain Across Regions
A spring storm swept the Ohio Valley with sleet and freezing rain, trailing showers to the lower Mississippi Valley and prompting travel warnings in northwestern Pennsylvania. Snow flurries touched eastern Michigan while a cold dry air mass cooled the midcontinent with below normal temps, near zero in northern Minnesota and warnings as far as Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana
Texas
Mercury
Minnesota
Oklahoma
New England
Pacific Northwest
Needles
Calif
Hibbing
Minn
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bonston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
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Los Angeles
Louisville
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Nashville
New York
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Phoenix
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
PSC Asked to Rescind Industrial Rate Pause
The Arkansas Public Service Commission dismissed a motion by Agrico Chemical Co. of Blytheville to rescind or modify its interim increase for Arkla Petroleum’s industrial rates with Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. The interim rate was approved on bond to cover potential refunds. Arkla seeks a permanent rate change and challenges a cost pass through clause as unconstitutional.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Agrico Chemical Co
Blytheville
PSC
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkla
Chnake
Ayrice
Ar Sia
Agrica
Anadarko Wipeline
Arkia
Rkia
Arklages
Wallace to hold Detroit news conference despite snub by Michigan Dems
Alabama Governor George Wallace plans a April 15 news conference and rally in Detroit after Michigan Democratic leaders left him off a guest list for a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner. Wallace denounced the action as party machinery trying to stop his campaign and said the visit coincides with the Midwest Democratic Conference gathering to shape strategy for the national convention.
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Detroit
Alabama
George Wallace
Michigan
Wallace
Cobo Hall
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Henry Jackson
Rep
Shir
Ley Chisholm
John Lindsay
New York
Wilburn Mills
Arkansas
Patsy Mink
Vance Hartke
Montgomery
Democratic Party
Midwest Democratic Conference
Good News Paper folds after 16 months in business
Sacramento AP reports The Good News Paper, a biweekly tabloid that printed only positive stories, ceased publication after 16 months due to creditors and lack of national advertising. Publisher Bill Bailey says about 75,000 dollars could salvage the paper and plans to pay all debts from personal earnings.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bill Bailey
Bailey
China and Crystal
United States
JFK's Chef Reopens Exclusive Restaurant
Rene Verdon, JFK's White House chef, reopening Le Trianon in San Francisco with a partner. He says his White House years were for the most important people, but he now pursues a lifelong dream in his new venture near downtown. Photos and mementoes from his White House era decorate the restaurant.
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San Francisco
John F. Kennedy
White House
Rene Verdon
Jacqueline Kennedy
le Trianon
Verdon
Kennedy
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lar ry Taylor named Drug Abuse Authority coordinator
Lar ry Taylor 30 of North Little Rock was named Monday to head the Arkansas Drug Abuse Authority, created to coordinate drug control efforts. The authority, under the Health Department, will begin with a 40 000 grant from the Crime and Law Enforcement Commission and will serve as a clearinghouse for programs, information, and federal funding, linking state agencies and local groups in education and rehabilitation efforts.
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Little Rock
Larry Taylor
North Little Rock
State
Drug Abuse Authority
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Taylor
State College of Arkansas
Oklahoma State University
The Negro Community Calendar Of Events and Local News
ESTER HICKS notes events for Keystone Lodge No 43 meeting at 7 p.m. in Jacksonville Arkansas. Azie Harshaw of near Jacksonville was killed Monday after being struck by a car on the Batesville Pike driven by Mary F. Blagg near Jacksonville. Coyotes seen as a menace to sheep and poultry growers.
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Keystone Lodge No. 43
Jacksonville
Ark
Azie Harshaw
Batesville Pike
Here
Mary FE. Blagg
Chile to Investigate IT over Allende plot claims
Chilean Congress forms a 13 member committee to probe Jack Anderson's report that ITT and the U S government plotted to block Allende's rise in 1970. Documents deemed proof were published, ITT and State Department deny wrongdoing, while Anderson's columns boost leftist calls for ITT nationalization.
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Santiago
Washington
Jack Anderson
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
U.S
Salvador Allende
Chile
Allende
Anderson
Nixon
State Department
Edward M. Kerry
ITT
Ex Governor Ellington Dies in Florida at 64
Former Tennessee governor Buford Ellington died of an apparent heart attack in Boca Raton Florida. His body was flown to Nashville for funeral services set for Thursday at Chapel Hill with burial in Lone Oak Cemetery Lewisburg. Ellington served as governor from 1959 to 1963 and 1967 to 1971.
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Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Florida
Nashville
Chapel Hill
Tenn
Lewisburg
Boca Raton
Fla
Lone Oak Cemetery
Ellington
Boca Tecca
Larry Read
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