Deliberations Resume After Berrigan Guilty Verdict
Antiwar priest Philip Berrigan guilty of smuggling a letter from Lewisburg prison. Harrisburg Seven jurors deadlocked on nine counts including a Kissinger kidnapping conspiracy. Judge R Dixon Harris directed continued deliberations, calling the case very difficult and important to the government.
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Harrisburg
APY
Philip Berrigan
Harrisburg Seven
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
R. Dixon Herman
Berrigan
Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth McAlister
Turkey closes political activity under decree rule
Ankara AP President Cevdet Sunay urged Turkey's political parties to suspend all activity and accept government rule by decree after waves of violence and NATO technician killings. He proposed temporary election propaganda bans and constitutional changes giving the government general authority while keeping democratic principles, saying the Security Council unanimously believed resigning Premier Nihat Bril would not solve the crisis.
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Ankara
Cevdet Sunay
Turkey
Sunny
NATO
U.S
National Security Council
Sunay
Council of Ministers
Security Council
Nihat Brim
Deaths anderson and others listed in local notices
Obituary notices list Andrew Rudolph Anderson 81 Commodore, Sara E Berkey Marion Center RD 1, Otis Boothby 62 Blairsville, Elsie DeHaven Crooks Plumville, Laura E Groft 95 formerly of Indiana, John A Kovach 64 ar t es bore, Raymond M Marsaln 20 Glen Aubrey, Arthur D Dick Marsh 16 Boengsburg, Arthur Pardee 49 Marion Center, Mike Rivlica 53 Sagamore Hills Greensburg, Dale H Cameron 47 Mineral Ridge, and other late deaths in local areas.
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Berkey
Sara E
Marion Center
Boothby
Otis
Blairsville
Dehaven
Elsie. Crooks
Plumville
Groft
Laura E
Indiana
Kovach
John A
Tesbore
Adrivlica
Mike
Sagamer
Bon Road
Greens
Three-Year-Old Sacrificed to Goddess in India
In New Delhi area a 3-year-old boy was hacked to death by his father a relative and two aunts to appease the soul of their dead father. Police said the child was restrained as another relative killed him and the remains were offered to a Hindu goddess at the family home near Jullunder. The case cites ancient rites once used to ward off bad luck from spirits.
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New Delhi
India
Prakash Chand
Jullunder
Civil Rights Chief Seeks Balanced Approach Beyond Busing
In a wide interview director J Stanley Pottinger of the U S Office for Civil Rights argues that progress in civil rights extends beyond busing fights. He emphasizes equal employment, rights of worden and Spanish speakers, and a balanced congressional press focus while avoiding overemphasis on court-ordered desegregation.
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Washington
Nixon
J. Stanley Pottinger
U.S. Office For Civil Rights
Pottinger
White House
Congress
Gil Hodges Dies of Heart Attack in Florida
Former Mets manager and former Dodgers slugger Gil Hodges collapsed while walking to his room after playing 27 holes of golf at Palm Beach Lakes course. He died at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach, just before his 48th birthday.
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West Palm. Beach. Fla
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ramada Inn
Palm Beach Lakes
Good Samaritan Hospital
U S Orders Massive Carrier Strike From South Vietnam
United States recalls four aircraft carriers to the Tonkin Gulf reinforcing a large air strike effort aimed at North Vietnam in retaliation for the DMZ clash. Kitty Hawk and Constellation join Coral Sea and Hancock with about 275 warplanes plus 250 U S jets in Thailand and South Vietnam. Forecasters foresee weather clearing by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Saigon
United States
Tonkin Gulf
South Vietnam
Kitty Hawk
Vietnam
Constellation
Japan
Coral Sea
Hancock
Thailand
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Anné
Quang ‘Tri
e.Sou Sree
Dong Ha
U.S. Navy
Begah
McGovern questions ITT tax payments in three years
Sen George McGovern charges ITT did not pay federal income taxes for 1968 1969 and 1970 citing SEC reports. ITT spokesman cites 1971 figures showing substantial U S and foreign tax payments with federal share varying by year. McGovern Humphrey campaign stops planned across Wisconsin as Nixon seeks delegates in a tight primary race.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George McGovern
International Telephone & Telegtaph Corp
ITT
MacGovern
Storm Center
Senate
Nixon
Richard
Kleindienst
Tadlcia Cotes
U.S
U.S. i
McGovern
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Minnesota
Hubert
HH. Humphrey
Humphrey
Seth Kenosha-Racine
Maine
le Fropit
Cahcele Péarances
Green Bay
Wausau
Ramada Inn to Rise South of Indiana on Wayne Ave
Xpressway Inn Inc of Olean New York plans a 101 room Ramada Inn on seven acres south of Indiana on Wayne Avenue South near the bypass interchange. The project will include a 130 seat dining room a 275 seat banquet room a cocktail lounge and a 40 seat meeting room with expansion potential. Ralph A Strawburg is president and other firm principals are named including Pat Valentine John Albarano and Loren Bly. Construction will be done by Pennae Construction of Williamsport and related Indiana ventures are cited.
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Indiana
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Bypass
Xpressway Inn, Inc
Olean
N.Y
the Gazette
Tescat
Ridge Lanes
Route 422 West
Xpressway Inns Inc
Ralph A. Strawburg
Pat Valentine
DuBois Restaurateur
John Albarano
Penn State Construction
Williamsport
Francis d. Weinang
Lee Strawburg
Loren Bly
Fred Braid
Baltimore
Albarang
Pennae Construction
Boyle Urges Resignation After Yablonski Memorial
U S Representative Ken Hechler of West Virginia tells supporters at a Miners for Democracy rally in Moundsville that Boyle should resign before courts and the UMW constitution force him out. The event followed a graveside service for Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter, with about 200 in attendance.
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Washington, Pa
U.S
Ken. Hechler
United Ers
Tony’ Boyle
UMW
Hechler
Miners For Democracy
Moundsville
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
de W“Flehley
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Cameron
Dale
James Wakefield
Penn Central Railroad
Diamondville
Civil Rights Office
Ottigrdreas
Tecery Biqbo v
Florida
Sen
Chief
Cay
Tommy Hayyk' Fi
Boyle
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