Government Sues Cities For Polluting The Water
The federal government sues New York City, New Jersey and multiple communities over pollution of New York Harbor and nearby waters. It seeks a permanent injunction, plans to upgrade facilities, and orders a 180 day plan to treat municipal wastes. Officials note friction and call for unified action under federal court supervision.
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New York City
Ew Jersey
New Jersey
Passaic
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U.S
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Commission of En
Herbert J. Stern
Seymour Lubetkin
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Stern
New York
Hiudson
East Rivers
Writer Steps Forward Challenges Foreign Aggression Myth
Percy Fellwock, 26, author of Ramparts piece under Winslow Peck, told reporters secret Soviet codes allegedly broken threaten world peace. He said the US uses missile gaps to justify arms buildup, while editors Collier and Horowitz backed the article's checks, with NYT corroboration cited.
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Calif
UPIN
United States
Percy Fellwock
Ramparts Magazine
Winslow Peck
Joplin
National Security Agency
America
Peter Collier
David Horowitz
Ramparts
Horowitz
New York Times
David Kahn
Kahn
Fellwock
Newsmen
Southerners Fight Off Tank Assault Near Quang Tri City
South Vietnamese troops repelled a tank-led assault south of Quang Tri City as artillery and air support pinned a North Vietnamese force. In the air war, a U S Phantom downed a MIG 21 near Hanoi, the 154th MIG shot down by U S planes. Civilian casualties rose with shelling near Hue and Phi Cuong. Allied losses included two Navy bombers and Marine misfires wounded, missing pilots. Inside Quang Tri City paratroopers closed to the Citadel’s outskirts amid ongoing ground fighting.
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U.S
North Vietnam
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Urbana
Ohio
UPI
Donald A. Davis
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Quang Tri
Hue
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Vinh
State Of Emergency At Attica Prison Protests Continue
Attica State Prison declared a temporary state of emergency as about 650 of 1200 inmates refuse to leave cells to eat or work. Superintendent Montagne says the order aims to ensure safety and facility security while negotiations continue with inmate leaders. Visiting rights are canceled and extra officers on duty as a precaution.
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Attica State Prison
Ernest L. Montagne
Mary Kingsley
Montayne
State Corrections Department
Albany
State Civil Service Employes Association
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Three named for Tennessee Supreme Court vacancy
A state appellate judge, a U S attorney and a substitute justice were recommended for the vacancy on the Tennessee State Supreme Court. The nine member nominating committee submitted Judge Mark Walker Thomas Turley Jr and Charles Miles III to Gov. Dunn who will select one under a modified Missouri plan. The seat opened after Justice Larry Creson’s death.
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Nashville
UPS
U.S
State Supreme Court
Winfield Dunn
Mark Walker
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Covington
Thomas ¥. Turley Jr
Memphis
Union City
Charles Miles III
Dunn
Missouri
High Court
Larry Creson
TVA seeks dismissal of suit on Duck River dam plan
TVA denied violating laws in its Duck River project and asked dismissal of a suit by Environmental Defense Fund to halt two dams on the Duck River. The agency says issues are irrelevant or lawfully complied with. The plan includes dams at Normandy and Columbia costing 74.5 million dollars amid claims of environmental and archaeological harm.
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UPI
Tennessee Valley Authority
Duck River
Environmental Defense Fund
TVA
Normandy
Columbia
U.S
Middle
Tennessee
Blind man bound over in McKenzie shooting case
Harry Webb Hutchison a blind man was bound over to the Carroll County Grand Jury after a hearing in the shooting death of 45 year old James Chesser. McKenzie and Carroll County officers testified Chesser was shot four times Saturday after an argument over a missing coat. Hutchison remains free on a 5000 dollar bond carried by his wife Ethel Hutchison who told officers the men argued earlier Saturday.
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UPI
Harry Webb Hutchison
Carroll County Grand Jury
McKenzie
Carroll County
James Chesser
Wilburn Springer
Ethel Hutchison
Secused
Chesser
Hutchison
James Collins Trial Set for July Over City Hall Fire Death
James Edward Collins, 37, faces trial in Gibson County Circuit Court for the December 7 city hall shooting that killed fireman George Vey with a .30-30 rifle. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity after a judge ordered a jury to decide competency. the jury found him competent.
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Trenton
UPI
James Edward Collins
Oyer
Gibson County
Collins
Dick Jeran
Alamo
Dyer
George [Vey
San Diego Mare Appeals to Public Curiosity for Knowledge
A San Diego mare declares her action was not for money or glory but to deliver information the American people need to know. The statement frames the stunt as a public service rather than a personal gain.
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San Diego
Rolling Stones Bombed and Busted in Warwick Arrests
The Rolling Stones were arrested in Warwick Rhode Island after clashing with a photographer while the group was in town for a Boston Garden concert. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards faced charges, with bodyguards Moore and Frank also charged. all were released on bail and set for a hearing August 28.
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Keith Richard
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Warwick
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Marshall Chess
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Hubert Frank
Moore
Frank
Jagzer
Chess
Richard
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Andy Dickerman
Ant
Warwick District Court
Boston Garden
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