Shout New Tactic Shifts Israeli Policy on Soviet Death Sentences
Israeli officials say the Russian Supreme Court’s reduction of two Jewish death sentences to 15 years in Leningrad shows it sometimes pays to shout. Outcry in Israel and abroad triggered public appeals, foreign intervention pressure, and a shift from quiet diplomacy to vocal advocacy.
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Supreme Court
Leningrad
Arab World
Israel
Europe
America
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Yascha Kazakov
Dov Schoerling
United States
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Arraign Yablonski Suspect Vealey in murders case
Claude E Vealey, 26, one of five jailed in Pennsylvania for the Yablonski killings, was to be arraigned today in Washington County Courthouse after extradition from Ohio. The Yablonski family was slain December 31 1969 at their Clarks ville farmhouse.
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Claude E. Vealey
Pennsylvania
Joseph ‘Jock’ Yablonski
Vealey
Charles G. Sweet
Washington County
Ohio
Yablonski
Clarksville
Here
United Mine Workers
UMW
Assault On Peak Halted
Moose Wyoming AP Mountaineer Paul Petzoldt and 23 climbers aged teens to 20s turned back from the Grand Teton after discovering last 1000 feet of ice on the near vertical face. Heavy snows and wind storms left rime ice. the plan was a New Year summit attempt. Climbers sheltered in snow caves at 10000 feet during the storm and were in good shape for descent.
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Moose
Wyo
Paul Petzaldt
Grand Teton Mountain
Petzoldt
National Park
Rangers
Group Aims for Grand Teton Summit New Year’s Day
A National Outdoor Leadership School group plans to ascend Grand Teton on New Year’s Day. The team previously succeeded once in the prior year and seeks to repeat the climb amid winter conditions.
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Grand Teton
Negro hijackers freed in Cuba after Havana layover
An American Airlines DC-8 hijacked from Los Angeles to Miami landed in Havana where two male hijackers and their families were taken into Cuban custody. The first demanded Havana, cried I am free after 400 years, while the second led several women and children off the jet. Cuban militiamen supplied cigarettes and juice during a four hour layover before the aircraft returned.
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Miami
National Airlines
Cuba
Havana
Tampa
Los Angeles
Dorothy Amato
National
Carl Weiss
Weiss
Airlines
Plant Reduces Salaries At General Fireproofing Plant
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP General Fireproofing Co says it is cutting salaries of white collar personnel about 10 percent and laying off some workers while shortening the work week to four days in some departments. Company president John A Saunders declined to state how many workers are affected, saying the cuts are to keep the company strong as a job source. The reductions reflect a sharp sales decline from customer plans for expansion and modernization. General Fireproofing, maker of office furniture, employs nearly 3 000 workers in its plant here.
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Youngstown, Ohio
General Fireproofing Co
John A
Saunders
General
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