Arrest Of Four Adds To List Of Political Radicals Taken
Associated Press writer Dave Goldberg notes a year of arrests among political radicals ends with the capture of Patricia Hearst and others. The report lists Saxe, Power, Bishop, Alpert, Swinton, and continued fugitives including Hoffman and Weather Underground leaders as law enforcement asserts progress against a once-escaped group.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Patricia Hearst
William and Emily Harris
Wendy Yoshimura
FBI
Susan Edith Saxe
Boston
Philadelphia
Katherine Anne Power
Cameron D. Bishop
East Greenwich
R.I
Colorado
Diane Alpert
New York City
Patricia Swinton
Brattleboro
Abbie Hoffman
New York
Weather Underground
Mark Rudd
Bernardine Dohrn
Kathy Boudin
Cathryn Wilkerson
Dayton Desegregation Expert Shot Dead in Office
Neal Bradley Long, 48, a white service station attendant and former mental patient, shot Dr. Charles A. Glatt, a noted desegregation consultant, in his federal building office. Long was charged with murder on federal property, arraignment set next Thursday, as Glatt died during surgery. Glatt had been commissioned to draft a desegregation plan for Dayton’s schools after a federal appeals court ruled the city’s plan inadequate.
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Dayton
Ohio
Charles A. Glatt
Neal Bradley Long
Glatt
Federal
Long
FBI
U.S
Larry Burger
Dayton Mental Health Center
Roberto R. Moronell
Indianapolis
Detroit
Columbus
North Carolina
Ohio State University
Missouri Legislators Set Quick Special Session To Extend Transit Tax
Missouri lawmakers plan a rapid five day special session starting the last day of summer to extend the one half cent sales tax funding bus operations in St Louis and Kansas City. Gov Bond urged quick passage though some oppose the tax as unnecessary. The measure, due to expire Jan 1 1976, requires a two thirds emergency clause to take effect before adjournment.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Christopher
Bond
House
Senate
Capitol
Edward Ottinger
Donald Manford
ATA
Area Transit Authority
Fulton
Joe Holt
Hardin Cox
D-Rock Port
Cox
James Baker
Baker
Richard Rabbitt
Rabbitt
Warren E. Hearnes
Rhodesia Replaces Withdrawn Troops
Prime Minister Ian Smith said Rhodesian forces would replace 2,000 South African paramilitary troops withdrawn from Rhodesia. He warned the pullout created defense gaps and harmed prospects for a political settlement with black nationalist leaders.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Kickapoos Seek Court Ruling Over Tribal Council
A Kickapoo group in Topeka asks the U.S. District Court to interpret the tribal constitution and declare new council members after recalling four peers. They allege the recall was ignored, causing halted tribal business and funding. The case targets BIA recognition and quorum disputes amid a March recall vote.
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Topeka, Kan
U.S
BIA
Goslin
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