IRA Leader Cahill Held by U S Officials
IRA leader Joe Cahill, long sought in Ulster, agreed to stay in U S custody for five days as his lawyer fights a country bar order. He planned a month long U S tour to raise funds for weapon purchases and attacks on British troops. He was detained at Kennedy International Airport after arrival and told that a State Department visa had been canceled. An immigration hearing cited lack of a visa and a prior murder conviction as reasons Cahill is inadmissible. If excluded, he will be sent back to Dublin.
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McCormack at 79 Keeps Vow by Wife in Hospital
John William McCormack, former Speaker of the House, stays beside his ailing wife Harriet at Providence Hospital. He shares a fifth floor room, hearing her murmurs through a connected door, while he tends to her, refusing special privileges as he endures a quiet, intimate vigil.
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Justice Black hospitalized. details unreleased at Bethesda
Supreme Court Justice Hugo L Black, age 83 and the court's oldest member, was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital with circumstances undisclosed. An aide would not reveal when or why he was hospitalized as vacation continued since the June 30 summer recess.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis fears crowds in Warsaw prompt absence
In New York Nancy Tuckerman said Mrs. Onassis was extremely frightened by mobs in Warsaw and at her sister's brother-in-law Edmund Radziwill's funeral. The fear kept her from attending the Washington opening of the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts.
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Berry named director for life sciences at NASA HQ
Dr. Charles A. Berry, longtime astronauts’ physician since Alan Shepard, is named director for life sciences at NASA headquarters in Washington. He leaves the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, succeeding retired Air Force Major General James W. Humphreys Jr., who was named to the post last December.
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Dolores Costello recalls a long past and lasting family ties
Dolores Costello, 66, reflects on a life spanning film stardom, marriage to John Barrymore, and motherhood. At her Fallbrook ranch she recalls touring Italy at age three, co starring with Barrymore in a version of Moby Dick, and the few close friends she has left, noting life is about her children and grandchildren today.
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Last trip for 74 year old grandmother after nonstop flight
U S officials say Sarah Krasnoff will be flown home for burial after months of nonstop flying between New York and Amsterdam. The 74 year old American grandmother died Wednesday in Amsterdam and will be repatriated likely on Saturday.
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Thieu vows to resign if no confidence vote
Saigon reports President Thieu promises to step down if next month's vote fails to give him a vote of confidence. No percentage method given. Meanwhile clashes flare along Lebanon border as Israeli forces engage Palestinian guerrillas and Gaza bullets kill one. In London, two Guardi paintings valued at $120,000 are stolen from Kenwood House.
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ITT subsidiary moves stock before antitrust action
The St Louis Post Dispatch reported that a subsidiary of International Teleplane and Telegraph Corp sold stock worth 1.78 million dollars days before government antitrust action reduced its value. Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co saved over 300 thousand by unloading the shares, records show. Hartford moved to convert notes into 26,666 ITT shares on July 22 and ordered the shares sold. ITT said the report is without merit.
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Concorde Mach 2.06 tops West Coast flight speed
London reports Britain's Concorde 002 completed a two hour West Coast flight reaching Mach 2.06, over 1400 miles per hour. Moscow says Luna 18 was launched toward the Moon Friday night but details of its mission remain unavailable.
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U S toll rises in Indo China combat last week
The weekly toll of Americans killed and wounded in Indo China combat rose to 19 dead and 97 wounded, the highest in seven weeks. US combat deaths total 45 471 since records began January 1, 196L Fighting eased in South Vietnam as North Vietnam marked its founding day amid floods the worst in 26 years.
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Hanrahan jury dismissed and indictments pushed forward
In Chicago a judge dismissed the grand jury indictments against State's Attorney Edward V. Hanrahan and 13 others on charges of obstructing justice tied to a 1989 police raid in which two Black Panthers died. Lawyers for Hanrahan and others moved to quash before trial. In Smyrna Delaware inmates held three guards hostage and ransacked offices, releasing hostages after talks with officials and reporters. In New York three TV networks formed a pool to cover Nixon’s trip to Communist China, with indirect telephone talks noted as China and the United States discuss communication.
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Return of 173rd Airborne Brigade Signals Vietnamization Progress
In Fort Campbell Kentucky Secretary Melvin Laird welcomed home the 173rd Airborne Brigade and called the homecoming tangible evidence that Nixon’s Vietnamization program is advancing. In Montgomery Alabama the state House passed Gov Wallace's antibusing bill, setting up a clash with federal courts over school integration.
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