Judge Denies Bail To Five Watergate Defendants
Federal Judge John J. Sirica refused bail for five Watergate conspirators while their guilty plea challenges are pending. Four defendants attended: E. Howard Hunt Eugenio R Martinez Virgilio Gonzalez and Bernard Barker. Frank A Sturgis was absent. The judge criticized Sen Herman Talmadge for comments on judge’s actions and defended the live sentencing approach.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Watergate Committee
Sirica
E. Howard Hunt
Eugenio R. Martinez
Virgilio Gonzalez
Bernard Barker
Frank A. Sturgis
Hunt
Talmadge
Lawrence population rise tied to Journal-World circulation
In Lawrence the fall 1973 population appears to be up due to factors beyond KU enrollment. Journal-World circulation, water meters, electricity subscribers, telephone users and gas meters all show growth. October’s first 10 days show 669 more paid subscribers than 1972, signaling about 669 more occupied dwelling units.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Journal-World
United Fund 1973 advance canvass reaches $64,686.22
The 1973 United Fund has collected $64,686.22 toward a $179,850 goal in the advance canvass of business, industrial and professional divisions. Officials aim for at least 65 percent of the goal before the canvass ends today. last year it reached 63.5 percent. The drive runs through November 6.
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United Fund
U.F
Sam Shipstead
Kuhn Orders Mike Andrews Restored To A’s World Series Roster
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn mandated the Oakland A’s remove Mike Andrews from the disabled list and reinstate him on their World Series squad. He criticized owner Charles O. Finley over the handling of the situation after Andrews’ shoulder ailment preceded his two costly errors in the 12th inning of a Mets win, which tied the Series at one.
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NEW York
Bowie Kuhn
Oakland A’s
Mike Andrews
Charles O. Finley
A’s
Andrews
Mets
Suits Hearing Set for Oct 23 in Jefferson County
A preliminary hearing for Aaron R. Suits, 21, Kansas City Kansas, is continued to 10 30 a m Oct 23 in Jefferson County Court. He faces charges of aggravated kidnapping robbery rape and aggravated sodomy. The 22 year old Olathe woman assaulted Oct 4 near Shawnee was treated and released from a Topeka hospital. Suits was arrested Oct 7 in Wichita driving the woman's car.
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Oskaloosa
Aaron R
Jefferson County
Kansas City
Kan
Olathe
Topeka
Shawnee
Suits
Wichita
Seven Crewmembers Identified in C130 Crash Near Fort Smith
Bodies of seven airmen were recovered from a burned C130 wreckage after a training flight from Little Rock Air Force Base to Fort Smith crashed into a mountainside Monday night. Air Force Capt. Gary Lennow said identities were confirmed but withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Air Force
Little Rock Air Force Base
Fort Smith
Gary Lennow
Gasoline Spill Reported at Mobil Oil Bulk Plant
A hose burst on a gasoline transport truck unloading at Mobil Oil Corp bulk plant at 941 15th and Lawrence. Fire crews washed away the spilled gasoline. Estimated loss exceeded 25 gallons.
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Mobil Oil Corp
Lawrence
Key
Kissinger and Tho Share 1973 Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo announced Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho as co recipients for efforts to end the Vietnam War. The prize totals about $120 000 to be split, with Kissinger unavailable for comment at the White House. Nixon offered congratulations calling the award well deserved.
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le Duc Tho
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Paris
Kissinger
U.S
Tho
Oslo
Norway
Nixon
Tito
Yugoslavia
Rase Lionnes
White House
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Nobel Committee
Nixon Denies Hughes Donations Tainted Campaign Funds
White House spokesman says President Nixon did not know about 100000 in contributions reportedly from Howard Hughes to his associate Charles Bebe Rebozo. Warren said denial followed reports of 1969 and 1970 transfers kept in a safe deposit box before being returned.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Howard Hughes
Charles G
Bebe”’ Rebozo
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Hughes
Rebozo
Bangkok quiets as three leaders flee after days of revolt
Bangkok reopened after two days of street fighting that drove premier Thanom Kittikachorn deputy premier Praphas Charusathien and Col Narong Kittikachorn into exile. Praphas and Narong arrived in Taiwan while Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya became defense minister. Sanya Thammasak took over as premier promising elections in six months and a new constitution.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Praphas Charusathien
Col
Narong Kittikachorn
Thanon
Praphas
Narong
Taiwan
Dawee Chullasapya
Thanom
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Sanya Thammasak
Thammasak University
Sanya
Agnew Defends Self Against Bribery Case Claims
In a farewell address Spiro T. Agnew denounced prosecutors for basing their case on testimony from witnesses who were promised leniency. He acknowledged possible ethics violations but denied participation in the bribery scheme and criticized deals with four key witnesses.
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Washington
Spiro T
Agnew
Alrady
Justice Department
Jerome B. Wolff
I. H.bud Hammerman
Maryland
Lester Matz
Allen Green
Hammerman
Israelis Claim Gains Amid Syrian and Iraqi Force Actions
A report notes Israel said it downed six Syrian planes and destroyed 50 tanks while challenging earlier Iraqi force claims. Tel Aviv residents welcomed arriving American C130 and Galaxy transports as big aircraft neared the city.
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Israel
Syria
Tel Aviv
Gene Krupa Dies at 64 in Yonkers Home
Jazz drummer Gene Krupa died at his Yonkers home at age 64 after leukemia treatment. He had been released from Yonkers General Hospital a week earlier and last performed publicly on August 18 in Saratoga with Benny Goodman, who had his long time band since 1934.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Gene Krupa
Krupa
Yonkers General Hospital
Saratoga
Benny Goodman
Lawrence district votes to survey parents on subsidized breakfast
The Lawrence School District 497 board approved a plan to survey all parents to gauge how many children need federally subsidized breakfast. Four members voted yes with two dissenting. one member was absent.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
Helen Gilles
Gary Condra
Larry Hatfield
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