Jury in Disagreement in Panther Kidnapping Case
In New Haven, jurors considering kidnapping conspiracy charges against Black Panther Lonnie McLucas reported they were in disagreement after five days of deliberation. Judge Mulvey urged further talks as prosecutors and defense lawyers watched. McLucas and other Panthers face charges including murder conspiracy and kidnapping.
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New Haven, Conn
Lonnie McLucas
Harold M. Mulvey
Superior Court
Mulvey
Chip Smith
Connecticut
Theodore I. Koskoff
McLucas
New Haven Green
North Carolina
McLakas
Alex Rackley
New York City
Bobby G. Seale
Officer Slain in Philadelphia Park Shooting
Police hunted clues in a double shooting at Cobbs Creek Park that left desk sergeant Frank Van Coltn dead and Patrolman James Harrington wounded. Four hand grenades were found nearby as hundreds of officers and Army intelligence investigated the fatal attack and attempted motive. A youth was questioned but no arrests were made.
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Philadelphia
Park
Acta
Cobbs Creek Park
Frank van Coltn
James Harrington
Frank L. Rizzo
Army
van Colin
Ac Coin
Frank
Dismissal Looms as Pontiac Tax Chief Faces Cut
Pontiac income tax director McQueen faces elimination of the $19,000 a year city post due to falling revenues. The city cites budget shortfalls as the reason, while a separate reference quotes the Alabama motto "We Dare Defend Our Rights."
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Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac
McQueen
Alabama
Rampaging car slams through Durant street scene
Mrs. Austin R. Smith sat with her family when a car rolled in reverse, hitting five cars, five parking meters, two litter barrels, three trees, a building, and her husband over about 200 feet. Police said she hit the accelerator by mistake while trying to brake. she was treated for shock and charged with leaving an unattended vehicle.
Big Spring Skating Rink Fight Ends With Police Clash
A Saturday night brawl at a Big Spring skating rink involving Latin American youths left one officer unconscious and several others with minor injuries. Mayor J. Atmnoki Marshall and police authorities met Sunday to review a tense situation as several groups continued to roam near the police station after the arrests at the park.
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Donnybrooks
J. Atmnoki Marshall
Women Voters Targeted in Chile Election Battle
Chile's three presidential hopefuls court women voters as 3.5 million of 9 million residents are eligible. Alessandri Allende and Tomic tailor campaigns with women rallies and policy pledges on social security, family ministry, and pay equality amid divorce and birth control debates.
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Chile
Latin America
Wotten
Jorge Alessandri
Provident
Radomire Tomic
United States
Christian Democrat
Salvador Allende
Union Popular Party
Santiago
T’s
Valparaiso
Radomiro Tomic
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Alessandri
Aetter
Allende
Tomic
Coeiteor
Its
Eduardo Frei
Sonya
Tomle
Hhenapapers
Cuba
Senate set to vote on split of submarine contract fight
The Senate will vote on an amendment to divide a 1.8 billion Navy contract for 30 DD-963 submarines between two U.S. shipyards. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith accuses Litton Industries of industrial espionage in securing the award over Bath Iron Works, while Sen. John Stennis defends current award and warns the Muskie proposal would chaos government contracting.
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Washington
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
Dmiss
Litton Industries
G!ant
Pascagoula
Navy
Litton
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Smith
Beth
Edmund S. Muskie
Productot
Muskie
Stennis
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Sama
Kimbro
Sams
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Durant
Big Spring
Ae Or Gort’ Ganaliy Mathonte
Acene Seririoe
Dom
Besic Americard
Dons
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