Dynamite Found Along Parkway Ties to JDL Deal Denied
Dynamite caches were found along the Palisades Interstate Parkway six miles from a Brooklyn court deal where the Jewish Defense League allegedly agreed to hand over explosives. JDL spokesman denied involvement while authorities compared eight inch sticks to city bombing evidence. A plastic bag flag was found near the site.
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Alpine
N.I
UPI
Palisades Interstate Parkway
Jewish Defense League
JDL
Brooklyn
League
New York City
Meir Kanane
Sam Shoshan
Kahane
Bronx and Manhattan Blackout Blanks Out Three Hours
A Con Ed mechanical failure at the Sherman Creek substation cut power to the Bronx and northwest Manhattan for about three hours from 3:25 a.m. to 6:55 a.m. Trains halted due to failed signals, subway service reduced with no injuries. Transit and police shifted to crisis ops as Jewish Memorial Hospital ran on limited power.
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New York
UPI
Consolidated Edison
Bronx
Upper Manhattan
Con Ed
Robert Lehrman
Sherman Creek
Jéhrman
Transit Authority
Jewish Memorial Hospital
Close Vote Seen On CBS Censure
Washington May vote on censure of CBS and Dr. Frank Stanton for not releasing footage from The Selling of the Pentagon. Dingell predicts a close result, Eckhardt anticipates a tight decision, while Moss warns of a possible negative outcome. Rep. Reuss cites an $80,000 Pentagon public relations tour funded by taxpayers and a GAO report discrepancy.
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Washington
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Salt Lake City
Dr. Stanton
Eckhardt
House
District of Columbia
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Pentagon
Reuss
General Accounting Office
Defense Department
Rouse Appropriations
Savings and Loan
Coronado
Calif
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ft. Hood
Congressman's drug trafficking claim shocks Asia details
UPI reports Rep. Robert Steele accused Southeast Asian drug trafficking leaders. He named Gen Ouane fathikone, Laotian army chief of staff before retirement, and condemned Laotian and South Vietnamese authorities for hampering anti drug efforts.
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New York
UPI
Robert Steele
R-Conn
Ouane Fathikone
Southeast Asia
Steele
Ngo Dzu
U.S
Asia
Nixon Approves Bill Aiming To Create 200000 Jobs
President Nixon signed legislation to fund up to 200000 new public service jobs over two years with 2.25 billion dollars. The plan targets police, fire, health, education, and recreation roles, prioritizing veterans and areas with high unemployment. States and cities can apply for funds to bolster local services, with a special program for persistently high unemployment.
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Indochina
Korea
Nixon
Chile Nationalizes American Copper Rights Amid Indemnity Talks
Chile's Congress unanimously nationalizes U S copper interests, setting stage for hard bargaining on indemnification. Allende vows tough stance, cites alleged exploitation by Anaconda and Kennecott, notes Cerro Corp sale progress, 158 to 0 vote. Kennecott and Anaconda face primary indemnity dispute. Cerro already nearing deal.
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Santiag
Chile
UPL
U.S
Fidel Castro
U.S. Commerce Department
Salvador Allende
Tancagua
Anaconda and
Kennecott Companies
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cerro Carp
Allende
Cerro Corp
Andina Mining Co
Hancagua
Teniente
Chuquicamata
U S Viet Strength Drops to Five-Year Low in Vietnam
Saigon reports U S military strength in Vietnam fell to 235 400 last week a five year low with withdrawals near 50 percent ahead of schedule. Thailand’s 12 000 man division began pullout and allied contingents reduced by 800 to 66 000 amid continued cuts.
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Saigon
Vps
Vietnam
U.S
Thailand
Army
Navy
Marine
Nixon
Tennessee Weekend Death Toll Rises In Multiple Crashes Drownings
The weekend in Tennessee saw at least seven fatalities from accidents including four traffic crashes. Victims ranged across Memphis Knoxville Kingsport and Lebanon with drownings in Dyer and Abandoned quarry sites. A related notice outlines junkyard screening rules near state and federal roads.
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Tennessee
Walter Griggs
Memphis
Patrick Dewayne Keene
Tony Douglas Keene
Lafayette
Macon County
Claude T. Durham
Kingsport
Claude Cabbage
Knoxville
Knox County
Louis EB. Wheeler
Newbern
Dyer County
Perry Smith
Lebanon
Nashville
UPI
Claude Armour
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Andrew Danowski
Palisades Parkway
N. J
U. S. Treasury
UPY
Treasury Department
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Manhattan
West Hranx
Teddy Riley
Onward Brass Band
Louis Armstrong
Louis
New Orleans
Satchmo
Riley
CBS
Charles Laotian
Kingsport Times
Sunay
Perishel
Kingsport Putsahing Corporation
Lynn Garden
Enasport
Tenand Foeleneeger
Wbhaher
Jet and Clave
Kegsmeet
Treoesser
Horne
Deleverde
Evenog
Fanaay
Onreek
Joe
Bill
Lodiver
Ssa
Office of Education
U.S. Viet
United Press International
Brushy Mountain
Robert J. Moore
Moore
Murfreesboro
Robert Nicholls
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