Chicago Riot Trial erupts as Dellinger jailed and Hoffman clashes
In U S District Court riot trial chaos erupts with Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin clashing with reporters and marshals, while Abbie Hoffman shouts threats and Dellinger is jailed for disrupting proceedings. The scene recalls earlier courtroom upheavals amid intense legal confrontation. Separate reports note Nixon planning a Midwest trip to discuss urban issues with city leaders. A Cleveland area incident details a 21 year old mental patient bombing the Shaker Heights municipal building, wounding a police official and Rosen, with the bomber later identified as Martin Berns.
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Israeli Egyptian Jets Exchange Bombing Raids Over Suez Canal
Air raid sirens echoed in Cairo as Israeli jets attacked targets along the northern shores of the Suez Canal and the southern end. Egyptian fighters struck Israeli positions near Little Bitter Lake and north of Ismailia. Civilian life continued as authorities issued air raid procedures and then lifted the all clear after about half an hour.
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Viet Cong Lunar New Year Cease Fire Begins
Quiet war zone as four day lunar new year truce from Viet Cong starts this morning. South Vietnamese government announces a second cease fire at 6 p.m. Allies do not recognize the enemy truce. In the 24 hours before, 105 enemy soldiers were reported killed in two engagements.
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B 52 Bombs Drop Accident Despite Thai Region Risk
A U S B 52 bomber en route to Vietnam released a 20 ton bombload over sparsely populated Thailand by accident wounding three people U S Embassy said Almost back to normal in Biafra U N reported life returning to normal in Nigeria secessionist region Brig Said-uddin Khan said relief improved transport and food distribution nearly doubled in a week Secret Police Smash Hungry Bums in Cuba Havana radio blamed anti social elements and professional waiters in line for scarce restaurant seats Nixon to Ask Millions for Latin America President Nixon asked Congress for 762 million dollars in aid and credits for Latin American development at an Inter American meeting Typhoid delayed Inner Ocean voyage resumed after three week quarantine in Vancouver with ship and crew signaling celebration
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Cleveland Police Chief Ellenburg Quits After Nine Days
William Ellenburg resigned nine days into his term as Cleveland police chief citing allegations of bribe sharing in Detroit in the early 1960s. He denied the charges and urged continued support amid ongoing police department feuds with City Hall. Mayor Carl Stokes appointed Inspector Lewis Coffey to lead the 2,000-member force.
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Winter Storm Grips New York and Dixie Regions
A winter storm snarled New York City traffic and transit with ice and crashes on Belt Parkway. Across the Midwest and Great Lakes bitter cold spread, breaking records in Dixie with subzero readings in Michigan and Florida.
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Ace to quit space flying after moon venture
Apollo 13 commander James Lovell said he will retire from space flights after the April moon mission with Thomas Mattingly and Fred Haise. Lovell would become the first to fly a fourth mission and to return to the moon, following Apollo 8. Louise Bogan, renowned poet and critic, died at 72 in New York Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
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Fred Haise
Lovel
Kennedy Space Center
Louise Bogan
America
New York
New Yorker
World Not Ready Michael Brody Retires
Michael James Brody, 21, heir to an oleomargarine fortune, telephoned United Press International to announce his retirement saying the world is not ready for him. He claimed RCA would not release his controversial record and cited bounced checks from a $72,000 loan, promising to make all checks good before retiring.
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United Press International
RCA
Scarsdale
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Slaying Highlights Counselor’s Personal Tragedy in Columbus
Floyd Scott 27 a professional counselor who aided delinquent youths in Columbus Ohio fatally shot his estranged wife Diane 28 their infant daughter Lisa father in law James Watkins 48 and himself after Diane asked for a divorce. The couple separated last September while Scott served as a guidance counselor at an Ohio State University diagnostic clinic for juvenile delinquents after five years of marriage.
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SPACE TICKET SPANISH? Pan Am envisions space transport by 1980 to 2000
Pan Am president Na te Halaby predicts a commercial space travel system within two decades as NASA develops a reusable shuttle. He calls orbital passenger service and earth-to-earth point to point travel feasible steps toward a future airline network.
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