Berrigan Brothers Denied Parole From Prison
The U S Board of Parole orders brothers Philip and Daniel Berrigan to remain in Danbury Federal Prison. Daniel must serve remaining time for 1968 Catonsville draft record destruction, with possible release November 23 1972. Philip to be reheard January 1973 amid Kissinger kidnapping plot accusations.
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Washington
U.S. Board of Parole
Brothers Berrigan
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury, Conn
Phillip
Daniel
Catonsville
Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Philip
Baltimore
Parole Board
George J. Reed
Reed
Kissinger
Federal
Lewisburg
Danbury
FBI
Friends
Block Island
R.I
Kansas Legislature Limits City Closing Days For Malt Liquor
Kansas Atty. Gen. Vern Miller says cities may fix hours of closing for malt liquor sales but the legislature did not authorize setting closing days. The opinion responds to Anderson County attorney Melvin Schmidt's inquiry, clarifying a distinction between hours and days of closing.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Atty
Vern Miller
Miller
Melvin L. Schmidt
Anderson County
Vapor Sniffing Kills Youth near Atchison
An 18 year old, William Steven Smith, was found dead in a corn field near Atchison. County attorney J David Farris said the death resulted from inhalation of aerosol deodorant sprays likened to glue sniffing. Several spray cans were found near the body. Smith had been missing since July 19 and was believed dead about a week.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
J. David Farris
Atchison County
William Steven Smith
Smith
Farris
Carson Cancels Suit Over Early Morning Window Washing
Television host Johnny Carson withdraws his lawsuit to stop early morning window washing at the cooperative where he rents a $375 000 apartment. A spokesman said an amical settlement was reached. Carson had no comment.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Carson
Mosquito Disease Threat Prompts California Action
California health and agricultural officials met to confront a Culex tarsalis mosquito surge that resists pesticides and can carry Venezuelan equine encephalitis and sleeping sickness. Plans include immunizing about 400 000 horses and expanding surveillance as VEE threat grows toward California.
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Berkeley, Calif
California
Richard F. Peters
California Department of Public Health
Mexico
Texas
Peters
Pan Am Ends Safari Tours Killing Endangered Species
Pan Am will stop sponsoring safari tours after August 31 in which hunters kill animals listed as endangered by the World Wildlife Fund. The policy, announced by president Najeeb E Halaby, follows WWF pressure urging airlines to sever ties with such tours. A WWF spokesman noted Iberia had already halted Jaguar killing promos to Paraguay.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
World Wildlife Fund
Najeeb E. Halaby
Pan Am
The
Wildlife Fund
Iberia Airlines
Paraguay
China Flights Suspended Amid Nixon Peking Visit
U S officials suspend all manned and unmanned reconnaissance flights over China to avoid any incident before President Nixon travels to Peking. The Times cited 1960 Khrushchev summit cancellation after Powers was shot down and noted political reasons outweigh incidental intelligence benefits. The ban affects SR71s and Ryan Firebee drones.
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New York
United States
Communist
China
Nixon
Peking
New York Times
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
the Times
Times
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