Soviet Warning After Anti Soviet Attacks Shocks Washington
Washington reports that Moscow warns it may not guarantee safety of American diplomats amid a surge of anti Soviet demonstrations. Attacks disrupt official Soviet activities and threaten diplomats in New York and Washington, prompting increased guards and prosecutions as cultural exchanges face jeopardy. The piece notes past bombings at Soviet offices and airline affiliates, with broader fear of deteriorating Soviet American cultural ties.
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Washington
UPI
Moscow
America
U.S
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Parsons
Soviet Union
Aeroflot
Tntourist
Manhattan
Tass
State Department
Dolshoi Ballet
Hugh Suggealing
Six Month Limit On Federal Trials In Third Circuit
New ruling by the Second Circuit requires federal criminal cases in New York Connecticut and Vermont be tried within six months of charges or be dismissed. Defendants not brought to trial within three months must be released on recognizance. U S Attorney Whitney North Seymour Jr praised the move as a major step forward, citing delays that have eroded public confidence. Chief Judge J Edward Lumbard notes a rising share of cases pending over a year and urges rapid disposition of charges.
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New York
UPL
Second Circuit
Connecticut
Vermont
U.S
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Tas
New York City
Council
J. Edward Lumbard
FHA
Auto Safety Paying Off As Traffic Deaths Drop
Washington reports 1970 traffic deaths at 55,200, down 1,100 from 1969, first yearly drop since 1967. Experts credit seat belts, collapsible steering wheels, padded interiors, and federal safety standards plus safer highways and sign post innovations. Federal data notebreakaway posts may have saved lives, while reporting gaps complicate exact counts.
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Washington
API
National Highway = Safety Bureau
Federal Highway Administration
Forgotten Man Freed From Tennessee Prison After 9 Years
Taft Fuller known as the Forgotten Man of Tennessee State Prison in Nashville faced nerves as he prepared to leave after confinement since 1992. A Warren County native, Fuller was jailed for murder and bank robbery in a 113 year sentence and released on parole to rebuild his life.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ulp
Taft Fuller
Tunnessee State Prison
Fuller
Dallas
Puller
Warren County
Witness Says Soldiers Are Tools Of The Army
UPI reported at McPherson Georgia that Lt Col Donald Laffoon said soldiers are tools in leaders hands while seated as potential juror in Sgt Charles Hutto My Lai court martial. The proceedings include other jurors and officers debating accountability for the 1968 massacre.
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Mcpherson, Ga
UPI
Charles E. Hutto
Donald M. Laffoon
Highland
Ind
Hutto
U.S
Saldige
My Lai
Kenneth A. Howard
Laffoon
Howard
Col
Robert H. Diane
Amd May
Marvin D. Ficklin
Diane
James O. Lallard
Memphis
Tenn
Warren L. Gillett
Lincoln
Neb
William Calley
Ernest Medina
Calley
Medina
Ft. Benning
Ft. McPherson
David Mitchell
Franciseille
Ft. Hood
Tex
Californian aims to set round the world record
Maurice Rosen, 55, of Millbrae California, plans a around the world flight in about 40 hours using 1100 in tickets from TWA, JAL and Pan Am. He will depart San Francisco at 1 45 pm bound for London, then Tokyo, Moscow and back to San Francisco before returning to work. He seeks to beat the 46 hour 28 minute mark set by Sam Miller and Louis Fodor in 1963.
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Rosen
United States
Globe
Trans World Airlines
Japan Airlines
Pax American World Airways
Sam Miller
Louis Fodor
New York
San Francisco
Maurice Rosen
Millhrac
Calif
London
Moscow
Tokyo
UPI
Coal Mine Fatalities Jump Under New U.S. Safety Law
UPI report details 1970 coal mine deaths rising to 254, with Hyden Kentucky and Clinchfield Virginia disasters cited. The 1989 federal act prompted inspections, violations, and enforcements as the Bureau of Mines faced staffing and enforcement challenges while pursuing a target of 620 inspectors and 130 trainees by June 30.
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Washington
UPS
Hyden
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Clinchfield
Virginia
Portal
Moss No
John F. O'Leary
Congress
Farmington
W.va
Fenally
Ky's Wife in Land Dispute Over Central Vietnam Farm
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky's wife seeks 3,600 acres of charge free land in Tu Tra village in the Centre Highlands to develop. Ethnic minority leaders and Tu Tra council oppose the claim, noting reform laws grant 24 acres to citizens, while Vietnam edges toward pacification and prime minister Khiem weighs the case.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
Paul Nur
Latay
Tran Thien Khiem
Dun
Tu Tra
Centre Highlands
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