Notable Surrenders Highlight Turbulent Figures of 1960s
Mark Rudd of the Weather Underground plans to surrender to Manhattan authorities. he faces five misdemeanor charges from a 1969 indictment and up to two years in jail. Mary Bell, 20, the once-defeated child killer, was captured in Derby near Stoke-on-Trent after a recent photo release, amid controversy over her dangerousness.
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Chief and Thatcher Hold White House Talks
President Carter meets with Britain's Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher at the White House on Tuesday. Thatcher, poised to become Britain’s first woman prime minister if the Conservatives win, continues extensive travels to bolster her foreign policy reputation.
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Chicago students suspended in protest over desegregation busing
More than 30 Bozan High School students were suspended after walking out to protest busing of black elementary students under Chicago desegregation plans. About 34 people, mostly Bozen students, were arrested as Police Supt. James M. Rochford announced a tougher stance and new limits on protesting near schools.
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Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr Returns to Work in Montgomery
FBI directorate nominee and U S District Court Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr, age 58, returned to his Montgomery, Alabama, chambers a day after hospital discharge following aneurysm surgery. He spent a few hours catching up on paperwork and said he would be ready for Senate confirmation hearings on the FBI appointment once scheduled.
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Funeral Friday for Poet Robert Lowell in Boston
A funeral service will be held in Boston on Friday for poet pacifist Robert Lowell who died of a heart attack in a New York taxicab. Lowell refused to bear arms in World War II and served six months in prison, later winning two Pulitzers and earning fame as a leading American poet. Born March 1917, he hailed from a prominent Boston family with deep Massachusetts roots dating to 1633. his great grandfather James Russell Lowell and cousin Amy Lowell also earned Pulitzers.
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Drug War Seen as Won by Dealers in NYC
Special narcotics prosecutor Sterling Johnson said New York officials cannot stop the drug flow into the city. He proclaimed the war on adventics has been won, not by authorities but by drug peddlers.
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Bhutto freed on bail sparks campaign push
Former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto walked free on bail amid murder-conspiracy charges and said he was framed. He pressed for a delay to his trial until post elections, with a hearing set for Sept 24 as he seeks a comeback amid October army-supervised polls.
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