Basque Separatists Sentenced to Death by Spain Court
Six Basque separatists in their 20s were sentenced to death by firing squad after a military court convicted them of murder tied to a terrorist campaign seeking Basque independence. Nine defendants including two priests received prison terms. the case awaits approval or commutation from Gen. Francisco Franco.
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Spain
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Madrid
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Eduardo Uriate
Joaquin Gorostidl
Juliana Salzer
Juan Echavear
Juana Izco
Gorosta
Teas Aizpurua
Snes
Fee Atmony
Socia Revolution
Bencourt
Pace
Alava
Gapuzcoa
Vizcaya
France
Quebec kidnappers in Laporte case finally arrested
In Montreal a light sparked a breakthrough in the Laporte murder case. Paul Rose his brother Jacques and Francis Simard hid in a tunnel under a St-Duc farmhouse. Laporte strangled weeks after his Oct 10 abduction. Bernard Lortie arrested in Montreal linked to the crime. The trio, linked to FLQ, faced conspiracy charges. A fourth man was seized but unnamed.
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Laporte
Quebec
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Jacques
Francis Simard
St. -Duc
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North America
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Navy
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Laiporte
Lortie
St. Duc
Raquette
Cain
Jacques Ferron
Nixon dismisses propaganda film on prisoners
President Nixon dismissed a propaganda film about prisoners after newsmen asked about U.S. treatment of detainees. He said the issue concerns the spirit and letter of the Geneva Convention and urged focus on humane diet and medical conditions.
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UPI
Nixon
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Ronald L
Ziegler
Pope Appeals For Clemency In Soviet Convicted Case
Vatican newspaper reports the Pope urged clemency toward a convict in a Soviet case. The appeal aims to influence international public opinion as the Soviet court decision stands.
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Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Serit Hig
Prosecution Sums Up in Tate Case Verdict Hope
In Los Angeles AP reports the prosecution concludes its summation for a first degree murder verdict against Charlesene and three women co defendants. The case centers on claims connected to the Tate investigation and related evidence presented to the jury.
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