Fire Evacuates 1300 At Midtown Fifth Ave Building
A fire in a cooling tower atop the 17 story Research Institute Building on Fifth Avenue near 48th Street in midtown New York forced evacuation of more than 1,300 people. No injuries reported as flames and smoke issued from the roof. firefighters ferried to the 15th floor then climbed stairs while elevators remained operational.
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Senate Sets Vote On 2.3 Billion NYC Loan Package
Senate clears path for a Wednesday vote on 2.3 billion dollars in New York City loan aid to avert default. Opponents concede not to block or delay the measure after Senate approval of a separate NYC loan bill sent to the White House.
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India tightens censorship amid press crackdown
Indira Gandhi government issues three executive ordinances barring publication of objectionable content and ending parliamentary coverage immunities. The cabinet approved the measures and Cairo signed by President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed during state visits to Egypt and Sudan this week.
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Gunmen Free Four as 26 Held in Amsterdam Consulate Standoff
Amsterdam police said South Moluccan gunmen freed four children and a sick man from the Indonesian Consulate while 26 adults remained hostage. Earlier, one hostage was allowed to leave after a medic reported illness as tension rose with a hijacked train hostage crisis nearby. Meanwhile in London IRA gunmen held a couple in a barricaded apartment as police waited into a third night. London commuters saw police on roofs and aisles with equipment around Marylebone Station. In Madrid, Spanish police dispersed two Socialist demonstrations with arrests as unions warned of general strikes to protest police brutality and liberty limits.
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Ali headlines Dylan show at Madison Square Garden
Muhammad Ali surprised a 20 000 strong audience by appearing for 15 minutes at a Dylan Rolling Thunder Revue benefit for Freedom for All Forever. He delivered rhymed taunts about protection as Joni Mitchell and Renee Blakley watched a night highlighting Dylan and Carter. Carter and Artis seek new trials for murders in Paterson 1966. Susan Saxe faces pretrial in Boston for 1970 police killing and bank robbery.
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Pope Paul VI offers Marian prayer at St Peter's marking milestones
Pope Paul VI read a 90 word prayer to the Virgin Mary at St Peter's Basilica on the Immaculate Conception feast day and the Vatican Council's 10th anniversary. The pontiff urged guidance for restless youth toward a just humane world and listening to the oppressed. Vatican sources say the prayer underscores his Marian emphasis in recent years. Dr William Abruzzi received five years in prison after pleading guilty to illicit sexual contact with a patient at a Woodstock festival related facility in Poughkeepsie. He faced license revocation. Abruzzi aided medical services at the 1969 festival. Belgium’s John Massis broke his own train teeth pulling record by moving a 113 ton engine and freight car over six feet using a cable with his teeth in Ghent.
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Rosenblatt
John Massis
Belgium
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James Taylor Opens Brown Educational Symposium in Hollywood
Folk singer James Taylor opened Gov. Brown's Educational Symposium in Hollywood with Sweet Baby Jane to raise money for Immaculate Heart College of Los Angeles. The program also featured William F. Buckley Jr. and Clark Kerr debating Education and Wisdom.
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University of California
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Joan Little Appeals for Delayed Prison Start
Joan Little won a reprieve Monday delaying the start of a 7 to 10 year sentence for 1974 breaking and entering and larceny. Miss Little and attorney Jerry Paul told by Judge John Webb she would not begin serving immediately, as Webb heard a state motion to resume the sentence. She had been acquitted earlier this year in the jailer’s murder case.
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Webb
Monkey in Miami Bites Neighbor During Midnight Door Knock
A 2 foot tall black monkey caused chaos at Gilbert Maseda’s Miami home. It chased Estela Pena and others, bit her leg, and attempted to enter a car through a cracked window. Police and dogcatchers captured it. the owner remains unknown.
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Heinz to Run for Senate in Pennsylvania
Heinz III a 38 year old Republican and Heinz 57 heir will announce candidacy for the U S Senate seat now held by Hugh Scott at news conferences Wednesday and Thursday. Scott said he would not seek reelection last week.
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Nolting Wounded in Virginia Bird Hunts Accident
Former U S ambassador to South Vietnam Frederick Nolting was slightly wounded in a hunting accident near Charlottesville Virginia. A sheriff s department spokesman said stray shot struck Nolting 64 in the head neck chest and arms while he hunted birds on a farm with three companions.
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