Three Priests Jailed in Spain for Subversive Sermon
Three Roman Catholic priests Enrique de Castro Jose Maria Ballesteros and Francisco Iturgai were jailed in Madrid after a tribunal found their sermons against police repression and left wing terrorism to be subversive They refused to pay fines totaling 11207 dollars prompting detention The incident adds to rising church state tensions amid ongoing political violence in Spain and tied to broader protests over executions and attacks across the country
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Carabanchel
Spain
Barcelona
Paris
Boulogne
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Enrique de Castro
Jose Maria Ballesteros
Francisco Iturgai
Public Order Tribunal
de Castro
Ballesteros
Iturgai
Alberto Iniesta
Vida Nueva
Berkeley strike ends temporarily
Berkeley students returned to classes as the statewide teachers strike paused temporarily. About 11,800 of 14,500 students were in attendance with more expected as late registrations come in. Some 1,000 teachers were involved and a telegram asserted the strike is in recess not resolved.
Intelligence panel probes FBI bugging of U.S. citizens
The House Intelligence Committee opened public hearings on electronic surveillance of Americans by the FBI and other agencies. The Senate panel granted immunity to former CIA scientist Sidney Gottlieb to testify behind closed doors on the 1970 poison cache incident.
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Washington
Widespread illegal wiretaps cited by ex Houston officer
Former Houston police officer Anthony Zavala testifies next week about widespread illegal electronic surveillance in police and federal agencies. California doctors vote on possible strike over malpractice insurance premiums. Investigations note past illegal wiretaps by narcotics divisions, with ties to telephone company cooperation and police supervisors.
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National Wire Tap Commission
Federal Election Commission
Martin Kaiser
Martin Kaiser, Inc
Anthony Farris
U.S
Texas
Anthony Zavala
Houston
James Kraus
Washington
UPI
Anthony V. Zavala
Houston Police
San Francisco
California
Sanford A. Marcus
The
Union of American Physicians
Marcus
Zavala
Judge refuses to halt arrests by grape grower
A Tulare County judge denied an Agricultural Labor Relations Board bid to halt a Delano grape grower from enforcing his citizen arrest trespass policy. Judge Ballantyne said state trespass laws supersede the ALRB access rule, with a Supreme Court ruling expected on the issue.
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Visalia
UPI
Tulare
Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Delano
ALRB
Jack Pandol
Superior Court
Jay Ballyntyne
Tulare County
State Supreme Court
Ron Greenberg
Ballyntyne
Pandol
United Farm Workers
UFW
Ballantyne
Pandol Ballantyne
High Court
Bob Wiley
Wiley
Caltech astronomer finds 14th moon around Jupiter
Caltech researcher Charles Kowal reports the discovery of Jupiter's 14th moon, a tiny body about four miles across. Using the 200 inch Palomar telescope and improved imaging, he notes Jupiter's favorable viewing this year and plans to confirm the moon's orbit. This moon is the 34th known in the solar system and the smallest found to date.
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Calif
Upt
Jupiter
Charles Kowal
Caltech
Kowal
Earth
Solar System
Kidnappers Trapped in Irish Cordoned Hunt
Irish security officials report Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema captured by a gang holed up in a Slieve Bloom area. Soldiers and police with helicopters closed in from both sides as a possible first contact since his abduction near his Limerick home six days earlier. A firm spokesman said a caller offered a deal but gave no proof Herrema is alive. The government refused prisoner releases but allowed negotiations with the kidnappers for a ransom.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
Tiede Herrema
Slieve Bloom
Herrema
Limerick
Ferenka Co
Grant to close all California stores by year end
W T Grant Co announces the closure of its 65 California stores by year end as part of a nationwide restructuring moving operations east of the Mississippi. The plan cuts total stores from 1,074 to 873, with 107 closed by Nov 30 and 94 more by year end.
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UPI
W.T Grant Co
California
Mississippi River
Grant
Florida
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Ohio
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