Judge threatens to bar newsmen in Berrigan trial
In Harrisburg a federal judge in the Philip Berrigan conspiracy case threatens to bar media from jury selection and seal proceedings to protect impartiality. The original panel of 175 was reduced to 82 as voir dire began. Defendants include Berrigan and others tied to alleged plots against Kissinger, heat tunnel bombs, contraband smuggling, and draft board raids.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Associated Press
United Press International
Courtroo
Berrigan
Airman Rescues Four Off Korean Coast In Freezing Waves
SEOUL AP Sgt James R Green 23 of Broken Arrow Oklahoma piloted a landing boat through high winds and seas to save four Korean fishermen stranded about two miles off shore near Osan U S Air Force base The fishermen were hoisted aboard the LCM after a rope tow and taken to the Kuni target range to be warmed and fed hot soup
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Seoul
James R. Green
Broken Arrow
Okla
Inchan
Chung Chu-Hwa
Kuni
Osan
U.S. Air Force Base
Chung
Green
Tulsa Students Cancel USO Trip
A strike by Canadian air traffic controllers and severe weather forced 14 University of Tulsa students to cancel a USO tour. The group, stranded in Iceland after leaving Tulsa in December, had already visited bases in Newfoundland Iceland Greenland and Labrador.
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Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
Iceland
Newfoundland
Greenland
Labrador
Air Force proposes burning 2.3 million gallons of defoliant in Texas or Illinois
The Air Force seeks to dispose of 2.3 million gallons of Orange defoliant banned in Vietnam by incinerating it at Deer Park Texas or Sauger Illinois. The plan, filed as an environmental impact statement, allows 30 days for agency comment with a possible public hearing if controversy arises.
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Washington
Air Force
Texas
Illinois
Vietnam
Mississippi
Deer Park
Tex
Sauger
Ill
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Associated Press
Environmental Protection Agency
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Tucker Bayou
Houston Ship Channel
TV Listings Schedule Snapshots
Channel lineup notes a Tuesday to Wednesday grid featuring classic 1960s and 1970s programs across channels with shows like All In the Family Marcus Welby The Desert Rats and The Tonight Show. The dense timetable lists news weather soap operas and game shows alongside cartoons and public affairs segments.
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Ols
Marcus Welby
Porter Wagner
Wallace Wildlife
Mary Tyler Moore
Desert Rats
Dick Cavett
Gov. Hall
Merv Griffin
Oklahoma
Nader sues to overturn milk price hike over political pressure
A consumer coalition led by Ralph Nader filed suit in Washington against the 6 percent rise in the dairy price support, accusing the Nixon administration of yielding to congressional pressure and campaign contributions from dairy groups. The filing seeks to undo the higher price and halt payments at the increased rate.
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Nader
Washington
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Congress
Republican Party
White House
U.S. District Court
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Trust For Agricultural Political Education
San Antonio
House
Earl L. Butz
Commodity Credit Corp
The
Federation of Homemakers
Consumers Association of the District of Columbia
Sill Colonel Due First Star At Departure Ceremony
Col. Milton Eugene Key of Fort Sill’s Army Field Artillery School receives honors normally reserved for a brigadier general as he departs for a CONARC ROTC post. He has been nominated previously for brigadier general and awarded the Legion of Merit.
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Fort Sill
Milton Eugene Key
Artillery Weapons Department
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Key
U.S. Senate
Continental Army Command
Conarc
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Col. Key
AWD
Guided Missile Department
Wayne
University of Oklahoma
382Nd Field Artillery
103Rd Infantry Division
Germany
Sheriff Amos Ward DWI Case Dropped in Oklahoma
Associate District Court Judge William Whistler dismissed the driving while intoxicated charge against Rogers County Sheriff Amos Ward. Ward was arrested about 3 a.m. on April 4, 1970, after seeking a blood test but failing to find a hospital staffer to administer it. The judge cited Ward’s right to choose a test and noted on call doctors at Claremore hospital.
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Claremore
William Whistler
Vinita
Rogers County
Amos Ward
Ward
Whistler
Claremore Hospital
Tulsa
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