Saxe pleads guilty in arms raid and bank robbery case
Susan Edith Saxe, 26, Brandeis graduate and antiwar activist, pleads guilty in Philadelphia to bank robbery and theft from a federal arsenal. The deal bars her from testifying and delays sentencing while Massachusetts murder and bank robbery charges from the 1970 Boston holdup are pursued.
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U S plans sale of three diesel submarines to Iran
In Washington a Defense Department spokesman said the United States intends to sell Iran three 24 year old diesel powered submarines to boost its Indian Ocean capability ahead of a deal to buy six Spruance class destroyers and other arms. The disclosure came during testimony before a House Armed Services subcommittee.
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Prostitution Debates and Legal Shifts Highlight European Poll
A southeast France poll shows public sympathy for prostitutes and calls for revised legal status amid church sit-ins and police tensions. Separately, U.S. and U.K. events include Moynihan's UN nomination, a Stamford wedding of Victoria Fyodorova, and Stonehouse's Melbourne jail sentence as Westminster weighs expulsion proceedings.
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Lyon
France
Croce widow sues feds over 1973 plane crash death
Ingrid Croce of San Diego files a 2.5 million wrongful death suit in Los Angeles federal court on behalf of herself and her son Adrian. Jim Croce died Sept 20 1973 along with five others when their plane struck a tree at Natchitoches Louisiana airport. The suit alleges FAA failed to warn the pilot about trees at runway end.
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Ingrid Croce
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U.S. District Court
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Croce
Natchitoches
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Retraction Party Marked Prince Birthday in Massena Observer
Leonard Prince longtime Massena editor led a Retration Party on his 72nd birthday to erase editorials written against Social Security. He funded it with his first Social Security check and urged erasing writings from before and after the 1935 law.
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Leonard Prince
Massena
N.Y
Observer
Prince
Veteran actor Jack Haley reported improved in hospital
Haley, 73, famed as the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz, remained in serious condition at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after emergency surgery May 30. Family members rushed to his bedside as Jack Haley Jr., president of 20th Century Fox Television, and his wife Liza Minnelli, daughter of Judy Garland, are connected to the story.
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St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Haley
Tin Man
Jack Haley Jr
20Th Century Fox Television
Liza Mionelli
Judy Garland
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