Gardiner Dorn cites Angela Davis plot amid election security fears
Dorn told reporters he learned of a plot five months before the election and warned hoses could be targeted. Hahn said authorities provided extra guards for Reagan Unrich Murphy and Tunney, and noted national guard units were deployed. Dorn urged tougher laws to punish hostage takers and protect officers and the public.
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Jess Unrich
U.S. Senate
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John Tunney
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Dorn
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Colorado
Malm
Darn
Nixon outlines post freez e plans and Vietnam pullout call
Nixon discusses post freeze Vietnam strategy stressing no coup, warns of Communist takeover risk. He seeks prison reform momentum after Attica, backs Rockefeller reforms, and plans to push initial tax ideas while considering new measures to stabilize the economy. He favors a staged Vietnam withdrawal date tied to prisoner releases and weighs a continued 10 percent import surcharge to align global money and defense aims. He backs a larger military pay raise and delays draft action, hoping for a timetable and full Indochina withdrawal.
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Attica
New York
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U.S
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R-Cole
Alcott
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Indochina
Russia
Attica Uprising Fallout and Allegations Continue
Rockefeller criticized the Chicaza Seven lawyer Kunstler amid a rush to end the prison riot after a weekend of negotiations. A Rochester man questioned talks while Kunstler rebutted. National Guardsmen testified to prisoner beatings and a gauntlet sequence at Attica, noting most inmates were black and injured men received scant medical care.
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Chicaza
William M. Kunstler
Citizens Commission
David Anderson
Rochester
Urban League
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Anderson
Son
Herma Hadillo
D-N.y
Tom Wicker
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Altica
James P. Watkins
Watkins
Attica
Car firms vow to pass on tax gain to buyers
Car manufacturers and dealers told Congress they would transfer the average $200 savings from repeal of the 7 percent federal auto excise tax to consumers. They urged extending repeal to trucks and spare parts as Nixon consulted officials on post-freeze policy amid the Education Association planning a lawsuit over pay raises for teachers.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
National Education Association
Mother's saga of love saves tiniest patient Ty White
Pat White faced six months of pregnancy with prior losses and a precarious labor on Mother's Day. After stalled labor and a costly cesarean, Ty was born three pounds and placed in a transport incubator. Dozens of doctors and nurses cared for him round the clock for four months as his mother visited daily, her strength fueling the fragile infant's survival.
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Frank White Jr
San Joaquin River
California
Pat White
Long Beach
Earl and
Loraine Miller Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Thomas J. Metzger
Dr. Beebe
California State College
St. Anthony’s
Honolulu
Hawaiian Operatons
Seatrain Shipping Co
Baby Survives Crises After Colic Surgery and Blood Transfusions
Ty White, born weighing two and a half pounds, faced multiple surgical repairs for a colon issue, severe bleeding risks, and blood infections. His grandfather Frank White Sr. donated blood eight times, helping 16 transfusions as Ty endured tubes, pneumonia, and slow healing before weight gain and home discharge in late August.
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Kanchanapoom
Frank White Sr
Westminster
San Pedro
Todd Shipyard
Melee Ends Fiesta in East L A After Parade
Seventeen people were arrested after melee incidents in East Los Angeles following the Mescot Independence Day parade. Three deputies were injured. one patrol car windshield was smashed. Deputies Patrick McGill, William Shitton treated for minor injuries. Deputy Robert Butts hospitalized with glass fragments in his face. Most disturbances involved juveniles and began around 4 pm as the celebration broke up.
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Los Angeles
Patrick McGill
William Shitton
Winnee
Garfield Community Hospital
Robert Butts
Hotel fire evacuates guests after fast containment
Wire early Thursday caused an estimated 33,000 dollars in damage to the Curtis Slates at 444 East First Street. Acting Fire Chief Virgil Jones said 20 guests were evacuated safely and that the blaze was contained in 35 minutes.
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Curtis
Virgil Jones
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