Boston swirling over busing after high court ruling
Boston reacts as the Supreme Court decision on desegregation busing triggers threats and violence fears. Antibusing leaders warn of street clashes while supporters hope for calm. officials cite ongoing city division and future steps by local leaders, legislators, and federal agencies.
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G. Gordor Liddy
U.S. Court of Aepeale
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Power Commisson
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston
Supreme Court
James Kelly
South Boston
Kelly
Elvira Palladino
Epen
Hyde Park
Charlestown
City Hall
Chicago woman slain as driver asked for ten dollars
A Chicago couple stranded by heavy rains was attacked by youths on the South Side after they refused a $10 demand. Mrs Phyllis Ann Anderson, 51, of Buffalo Grove, was killed. Leo Anderson, editor of Telephony, wounded. Three children in the car were cut by glass. Police cited a string of similar ambushes with up to 15 reports, four of which involved 17 people. No arrests reported. The incident followed torrential rain that flooded parts of the city.
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Chicago
Dan Ryan
Joseph DiLeonardi
DiLeonardi
South Side
Phyllis Ann Anderson
Buffalo Grove
Leo
Telephony
Gray disputes Ray claims on houseboat sex scandal
Former Rep. Kenneth Gray says he will meet with Justice Department investigators to prove he did not influence Elizabeth Ray to have sex with Sen. Mike Gravel to aid the National Visitors Center. Records rebut some statements, but questions linger over August 1972 events and hearings related to the project.
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Washington
Kenneth Gray
Justice Department
National Visitors Center
Elizabeth Ray
Mike Gravel
Tye
Illinois
Eisenhower Civic Center
Miss Ray
Gravel
Dalaska
Potomac River
Washington Civic Center
Union Railroad Station
Capitol
House
Congress
Senate
Hisenhower Civic Center
Judge Carter Dies Aids Hearst Case Judge
Former San Francisco federal district court chief judge Albert M. Carter, who presided over the Hearst kidnapping trial, died after a long career noted for restraint. He had described himself as a conservative liberal and resigned to part time duties after an eight week trial. He was hospitalized briefly April 20 for a mild cardiac infarction but recuperated. The trial remained the high point of his quarter century on the bench. After Miss Hearst’s conviction on March 20 he said the verdict was well within the evidence.
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Truman
Miss Hearst
Federal District
San Francisco
Browning
Bailey
Four hurt in letter bombings across five cities
Four women were injured slightly when a letter bomb exploded at Merrill Lynch in New York, while other devices were found or defused at seven firms including Bunge Corp in Manhattan. Police said bombs were sent to executives and to a home, with an PBS spokesman noting federal investigation ongoing.
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Associated Press
New York City
PBS
Washington
Merrill Lynch Inc
New York
Bunge Corp
Bunge
Manhattan
Former U S Marine faces possible firing squad in Angola
Angela Luanda reports a former Marine sergeant on trial in Angola for mercenary activity during the civil war. Gustavo Grillo, 27, American of Jersey City, and Daniel Gearhart, 34 of Kensington, Md., along with Gary Acker of Sacramento and 10 Britons, face death if convicted. Grillo blamed U S society as a monster of power seekers and praised CIA involvement. Gearhart described recruiting abuses and pledged to charge recruiters.
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Angela
U.S
Gustavo Grillo
Jersey City
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Angola
Gearheart
Grillo
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Vietnam
Watecerys
Childen
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
America
Gearhart
Acker
Ford seeks law to punish overseas bribe reporting
President Ford will push a disclosure law penalizing U S businesses that fail to report bribes paid to foreign officials. Commerce Secretary Richardson said the rule would deter bribes and be easier to enforce than a ban. The threshold for reportable bribes remains undecided.
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Ford
U.S
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Capitol
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking Committee
Mire
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ad Richardson
Congress
Senate
Murders in Manhattan Beach Shock Residents
A man and a woman were found shot to death in Manhattan Beach on Monday morning, the first killings there in nearly two years. Det. Frank Stucke said there appeared to be no obvious connection between the two scenes, one on the beach and the other at 324 25th Place. The woman was found lying on the beach with a chest wound.
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Manhattan Beach
Beach
Frank Stucke
25Th Place
Murder near Manhattan Beach Pier prompts probe
A woman in her early 20s was found murdered about 2 yards from Manhattan Beach Pier early at about 6 a.m. Detectives said she may have been dragged from a nearby parking lot. Police report a 22-year-old man, Bruce Allen Roswold, was found shot in his home, bound and gagged, with no signs of burglary.
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Bruce Allen Roswold
Bea
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