Rochester Bombings Hit City Offices and Churches
Five blasts struck a federal building two churches and a private home in Rochester within 25 minutes early today. Damage to the county building reached about 100000 dollars with broken windows and damaged ducts. No serious injuries were reported. The Weatherman group claimed nationwide attacks, with no immediate suspect identified.
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Rochester
N.Y
Monroe County
New Bethel C.M.E
Greater Bethlehem Pentecostal Church
Richard T. Clark
William Harkin
University of Washington
Seattle
Long Island City
Queens
Federal
FBI
Selective Service System
U.S. Attorney
Greater Bethlehem
Weatherman Fall Offensive Threat Triggers Airport Security
Airports nationwide tighten security as an anonymous Weatherman statement warns of a fall offensive targeting American institutions and political prisoners. FAA and FBI withhold specific airport names while ground security, canceled weekend leaves, and secret measures aim to prevent sabatoge. A Dohrn tape ominously promises rapid, nationwide disruption.
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Associated Press
Radical Weatherman Group
Weatherman
Chicago
Panther
Bobby Sale
Fire Press
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
FBI
High Court opens hearing on speed of desegregation
The Supreme Court began a two day hearing on the pace of public school desegregation in Charlotte Mecklenburg County N C Mobile County Alabama and Clarke County Georgia The case tests busing racial balancing and neighborhood desegregation with both sides urging limits or strong plans The federal government argues the Constitution grants black students an absolute right to integrated schools The NAACP Legal Defense Fund stresses every black child must be free from all black assignments while pursuing equality
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Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
Mobile County
Ala
Clarke County
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Mobile
Georgia Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg and
Mobile Boards
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Canadians Press FLQ on Cross and Laporte
In Montreal the FLQ demanded two concessions to free James Cross and Pierre Laporte. Cross alive, Laporte at risk. no deadline set. Bourassa urged dialogue as the group threatened further action and a broader political prisoners release.
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Montreal
Quebec
James Richard Cross
Cross
Robert Bourassa
Kidnavers
Laporte
Britain
Canada
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
See
Bourassa
Uncertain Weather With Cloudy Mild Night Through Wednesday
Tonight will be cloudy and mild with a twenty percent chance of thundershowers. Lows will be in the sixties. Tuesday and Wednesday keep a mild, cloudy trend with a chance of showers and similar overnight temperatures.
Cleveland Labor Agency Bombed in Cleveland Downtown
An explosion at Employers Overload Co. on Huron Road downtown Cleveland caused about $3,000 in damage just after 3 a.m. No injuries were reported. Police said dynamite sticks and a detonator were placed at the front door. the firm had opened only 10 days earlier.
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Cleveland
Ohio
APA
Huron Road
Employers Overload Co
William PB. Knierim
Fragmented Classifieds and Columns Preview Events
Readable scraps show sections on Deaths and Funerals Editorials and Women's News plus House of the Week and a crossword puzzle. The fragment references IRS notices and a broad mix of opinion and society items from a newspaper page.
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Ann Landers Trier
IRS
IRS 5
Eee
Baviss
Vietnam Pullout Ahead Of Schedule
A spokesman said American strength in Vietnam has fallen below the 384000 ceiling set by Nixon. Precise figures will be announced next Monday as withdrawals continued from a peak of 543400 in April 1969. The plan envisions cutting 100000 more within six months to under 284000 by May 1, with Saigon hints of acceleration. Cobat divisions shift internally as weekly totals show 384600 troops in country, departures since the date reducing below October 15 ceiling. In the last 24 hours, detachments from Marine regiments and infantry divisions left Vienna.
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Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Cobat
South Vietnam
Vienna
Theth Infantry Division
19Th Infantry
1St Cavalry
Loren Robbed of Jewelry Worth Over Six Hundred Thousand
Celebrity Sophia Loren suffered a 7:30 am robbery at the Hampshire House on Central Park South. Four gunmen, one in a chauffeur disguise, took her una insured and insured jewelry totaling about 600000. A brown paper bag with loot turned up later in West New York. | The four assailants forced entry, cuffed four staff, and fled with Loren's valuables as her husband Carlo Ponti mourned a family funeral back in Milan.
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New York
Sophia Loren
Miss Loren
Hampshire House
van Cleef & Arpels
Zsa Zsa Gaber
Waldorf Towers
Loren
Central Park South
Carlo Ponti
Milan
Italy
Brian
Gary Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
Sullivan
Middle East Truce Talks Stall as Cease-fire Deadlock Deepens
Egypt refuses to extend the Suez cease-fire beyond November 5 unless Israel reenters UN talks. Israel demands Egypt pull back missiles near the canal before resuming negotiations. An Egyptian aide says a new clash is not immediate, while Golda Meir presses for position restoration. A public poll shows most favor suspending talks over missiles. Egypt’s Arab Socialist Union rallies support for Anwar Sadat as Nasser’s successor.
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Middle East
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
United Nations
United States
Mahmoud Riad
Cairo
U.N
Gunnar V Jarring
Golda Meir
Feyptian
The
Arab Socialist Union
Anwar Sadat
Puerto Rico Clean Up Amid Flood After Week of Rains
Puerto Rico mobilizes bulldozers Red Cross emergency stations and neighborhood brigades after six days of torrential rain. At least 30 dead or missing damage tallied at 50 million dollars. Evacuees return home nervously while workers hose mud from streets doors and roofs.
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San Juan
P.R
Puerto Rico
Red Cross
Andres Perez
Sabana Seca
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