Shootout in Frankfurt captures Baader and followers
Police surrounded a Frankfurt house and captured Andreas Baader, Jan Carl Raspe, Holger Meins, and a fourth man after a gun battle. The Red Army Faction, led by Baader and Ulrike Meinhof, has claimed responsibility for recent bombings in Heidelberg and Frankfurt that killed four U.S. servicemen.
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Heidelberg
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Two Days Of Dangling and Safely Aided From El Capitan
Blair Glenn an 18 year old high school climber and David Pedersen 22 spent two days and nights dangling from El Capitan after a rock strike freed Glenns helmet rock. A 24 man climber team assembled at the top to assist if needed.
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Calif
UPI
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Yosemite Valley
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David Pedersen
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San Jose
Legislation in Flux Over Nixon Vietnam and Arms Talks
Washington reports Congress delaying antiwar and weapons bills as President Nixon prepared a televised address outlining talks with the Soviets on Indochina and the arms treaty. Senate leaders weigh amendments on Vietnam disengagement while backing limits on offensive missiles and awaiting clearance on the defense treaty.
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UPI
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FBI files kidnaping charge in Davenport slaying case
Federal complaint charges James Jones alias James Ellsworth Jones, 34, with abducting 18 year old Leland Norris Davenport of McKinley from a Mint Springs gas station and driving him to West Virginia where he was shot and killed. Davenport’s body was found along I 81 near Martinsburg. Jones is also sought for armed robbery in Philadelphia and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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U.S
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Special Election To Fill Poff's Congress Seat
Gov. Linwood Holton expects a special election for Virginia’s sixth district on November 7, the same day as the general election, to fill Rep. Richard H. Poff’s seat after his appointment to the Virginia Supreme Court. Poff will serve the remainder of the term pending General Assembly confirmation, with two races if reapportionment splits districts.
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UPI
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Richard H. Poff
Holton
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Virginia Supreme Court
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Thomas €. Gordon
Gordon
Albertis Harrison
Poff Willl
General Assembly
Moscow Pact Cancels 1 200 ABM Site Jobs
CONRAD Mont UPI President Nixon and Russia agreed to limit nuclear arms, closing the Montana Safeguard Missile Project which was 5 percent complete. About 1,200 workers in the project area lose jobs, with 900 on site when the word came and state officials predicting up to 3,000 by summer.
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Here
Kingsport Times newspaper publication details and prices
The Kingsport Times and Kingsport News publish on different days with gaps for Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates are listed as 23.40 per year for daily mail and 28 cents for Sunday edition, with prices for morning and evening deliveries and weekly options.
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Tenn
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Esved
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Tennessee
Wome
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Rabid Fox Attacks Nudists Near Murfreesboro
A rabid fox struck at Rockhaven Nudist Colony nine miles east of Murfreesboro leaving four people bitten and two exposed. Deputies shot the animal as authorities began rabies shots for the six victims and two more exposed individuals. The incident prompted public health attention in Rutherford County.
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Murfreesboro
UPI
Rutherford County
Wallace supporters plan court action over Tennessee delegates vote
In Memphis supporters of George Wallace announce a court bid to force five ninth district delegates to vote for Wallace on the first two ballots. Robert L. Taylor notes no penalty exists in state law for delegates who fail to cast their initial ballots for the carrying candidate.
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UPI
George Wallace
Tennessee
Wallace
Robert L. Taylor
Alabama
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