Judge vows secrecy in Ber rigan trial jury selection
Harrisburg Ky June hearing shows U S District Judge R D Herman orders secrecy on names questions and responses until jury sworn to avoid prejudicing the panel in the conspiracy trial of Phyllis Berrigan and six other antiwar defendants accused of plotting to kidnap Kissinger bomb tunnels smuggle contraband and raid draft boards.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Associated Press
United Press International
Harrisburg Patriot-News
Barnard Brother Heads Heart Transplant Team
Dr. Marius Barnard led a team of eight doctors in South Africa's first Lich heart replacement. The organ was implanted in John Montgomery, 41, at Groote Schuur Hospital. Montgomery's condition is reported satisfactory.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Marius Barnard
John Montgomery
Groote School Hospital
Midshipmen oppose coeducation at the Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md. AP reports 4,000 brigade members at the U S Naval Academy oppose coeducation citing tradition and practicality. Seniors from several states argue the campus and one dormitory are not set up for women and plebe year would be too demanding for female cadets.
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Annapolis, Md
Midshipmen
U.S. Naval Academy
McDonald
R-Mich
Annapolis
Navy
Lloyd Holz
Schulenburg
Tex
Mike Candalor
Johnsonburg
Dandalor
Robert Musselman
Labor pressures Nixon plan to end West Coast dock strike
AFL-CIO voices tough opposition to a proposed special law for compulsory arbitration to end the West Coast dock strike. Labor worries Congress may approve the measure amid election-year pressures while noting the ILWU’s long walkout has alienated many lawmakers.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Congress
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Labor Federation
Harry Bridges
ILWU
Big Labor Federation
Brookville Bank extortion plot ends in two arrests
Two men, Charles Kilgo and Kevin Murray, were charged after attempting to extort 100000 from Brookville National Bank. They took a satchel of money from bank official Earl Wysong and demanded ransom under threat of violence. FBI described Kilgo as a scrap dealer and Murray as a utility worker.
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Oo Bank
FBI
Charles Kilgo
Dayton
Kevin Murray
Clayton
Brookville National Bank
Earl Wysong
Wysong
Bank
Roger Moler
Kilgo
Murray
OSU Money Request Refused By Board
The State Controlling Board rejected Ohio University’s request for 336 259 dollars in library construction funds. Members delayed approval pending school explanation of a penthouse reference and clarification. The board meets again in two weeks to finalize appropriation.
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OSU
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University
James Leckrone
Ieletwe
Antique Dealers See Cup Plates at Middletown Meeting
At the Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association gathering at the University Branch First National Bank Mrs. Harold Rothermel demonstrated metal enamels and her teaching at the Middletown Fine Arts Center. Robert Stover announced the ninth annual Antiques Show for Oct 28 and 29 at the local armory with Homemakers clubs and the Senior Citizens Auxiliary as co sponsors.
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Middletown Area
Antique Dealers’ Association
First National Bank
Harold Rothermel
Middletown
Albert Stubbs
Waynesville
Gunmen Attack Protestant Worker in Northern Ireland
Masked gunmen shot a 19 year old Protestant factory worker in Lurgan County Armagh, leaving him in satisfactory condition. In Belfast a 15 year old youth was painted blue and feathered and hospitalized. British troops raided social clubs in Ardoyne, arresting 69. Provisional sources claim seven clubs were raided with over 100 men and boys detained. one elderly woman suffered a heart attack amid the raid.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Lurgan
County Armagh
New Lodge
Irish Republican Army
Catholic Ardoyne
Protra
Persian Gulf Sheik Malice and Coup End in Sharjah Death
In Sharjah the ruler Sheik Khalid was stabbed to death during a coup led by cousin Sakr bin Sultan. Four others died. Sakr surrendered after a clash with troops. Union president Sheik Zaid bin Sultan declared a curfew and convened an executive council in Dubai.
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Sharjah
Persian Gulf
Sheik Khalid
Sheik Sakr bin Sultan
Union of Arab Emirates
Sheik Zaid bin Sultan
Abu Dhabi
Zaid
Union
Dubai
Sakr bin Sultan
Cairo
Sohio Sees Earnings Drop Amid Gasoline Wars
Sohio chairman Charles Spahr says 1971 earnings fell 8 percent from 1970 due to a cost-price squeeze and intermittent gas price wars. Earnings before special items were 58.8 million dollars, versus 64.4 million in 1970, on sales of 1.39 billion.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Charles Spahr
Spahr
Chaplain Supports Coed Admission in Church
Captain Harry C. Duncan, senior chaplain, favored admitting coeds. He said, We'd be glad to have them in church, noting a shortage of sopranos in the choir.
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Harry C. Duncan
Attorney Named Hamilton on Butler County Election Board
Attorney Richard N. Koehler a Democrat has been renamed to the Butler County Board of Elections. He is completing his first four year term on the board.
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Hamilton
Richard N. Koehler
Butler County Board of Elections
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Dr. Barnard
Fontainebleau Hotel
Miami Beach
American Monument Association of North America
Robert Hardy
Columbus
Miss
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
John
Wayne Thornton
Fairfax
Thornton
Labor
Bill
Brookville Bank
Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery County
Ziebart
Apuel Masesai
Central and Mare
Trenton
Miami
Miami ST
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