Confession ties Tony Boyle to killings in 1969 case
Annette Gilly testified in Washington County Court that she was told the union behind the Yablonski murders approved the slayings and that the "big man" referred to Boyle, UMW president. The FBI read the 10¢ statement at a pretrial hearing for Silous Huddleston. Boyle has denied involvement. The Yablonski slayings in Clarksville, Pennsylvania, targeted Joseph Yablonski and his family after a disputed UMW presidential election.
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Editor of Whole Earth Catalog Gives Away Profits
The Last Wholeearth Catalog editor, winner of a 1972 National Bank Award, said in New York he may not keep the volume profits of 800 100. Californian Mewart Brand, 38, has already distributed 200 000 to people studying subjects like whaling moratoriums, Big Horn sheep, and public interest lawsuits. He wore a buckskin suit and Navajo belt. He recalls the idea after his father’s death in 1968, when communes formed and he chose to help with tools.
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New York
Volue
Mewart Brand
Nixon in Canada praises two nations' relation during state visit
President Nixon arrived in Ottawa for a state visit, cheered by schoolchildren at Uplands Air Base. He highlighted the shared borders and the US-Canada approach to resolving differences through dialogue, calling the two nations an example to the world. Governor General Michener greeted him with a 21 gun salute alongside Prime Minister Trudeau and External Affairs Minister Sharp.
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International van Plomerates
Secret Offer Hints At Paris Talks Resume
Nixon proposed resuming Paris peace talks via a private channel on April 13, but the overture drew no response beyond a North Vietnamese invasion. Elsewhere, IRA bombing campaigns killed an elderly woman and injured eight in Northern Ireland. Allende warned at the UN about ICT and corporate influence, while Brazil reported 25 dead in a Wasp turboprop crash near Rio de Janeiro. Iran earthquake toll rises to 350, with no further injuries reported.
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Nixon orders forceful Caribbean action to guard friendly ships
U S warships in the Caribbean were ordered by President Nixon to stop Cuban vessels from seizing merchant ships of nations allied with the United States. The secret instructions, issued in late February, followed December seizures by Cuban patrol boats of two Miami registered merchantmen under Panamanian flags.
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