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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

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West Coast grand jury probes Watergate break in

A Los Angeles county grand jury opens a Watergate West inquiry into a break in at Dr. Ellsberg’s psychiatrist’s office linked to the White House plumbers. Harvey Hunt, Barker, Martinez testify after transfer from Danbury. Krogh Colson Ehrlichman Dean named as witnesses.

Los Angeles UPI Daniel Elisberg Howard Hunt John Ehrlichman Bud Krogh Charles Colson John W. Deanis Senate Washington Grand Jury Ellsberg White House Telsberg Elsberg Anthony Russo Hunt Bernard L. Barker Eugenio Martinez Danbury Conn Watergate G. Gordon Liddy Lewis Fielding Beverly Hills Barker Martinez Felipe de Diego Miami Joseph Busch Nixon Filsberg Colson FBI Ehrlichman Dean Grand National Security Agency David Young CIA Richard Helms Testinung Marine Corps Robert E. Cashman Cashman Cushman

Senate Dems push 90 day wage price freeze

Senate Democrats unanimously backed a 90 day freeze on prices profits wages salaries rents and consumer interest rates to be attached to the first suitable bill. They cite inflation as a bigger concern than Watergate and seek action before June. President Nixon’s position remains opposed.

Washington UPI Senate Nixon Senate Democrats Wilbur D. Mills D+ Ark House Ways and Means

Soviet pilot may have steered SST to save spectators

Paris reports pilot Mikhail Koslov of the Tupolev 144 sacrificed the climb to avert a crash into crowds as the jet exploded at Le Bourget Air Field during the Paris Air Show. Investigators weigh technical failure while noting the plane shot upward before breaking apart in a ball of fire, killing all six crewmen and eight villagers.

Paris UPI Tupalev Mikhail Koslov le Bourget Air Field

Democrats defend additions to budget in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg the Democrat controlled Senate backs a budget package that adds to Gov Shapp's plan while resisting GOP tax cut expansions. Senate measures restore mental health funding, increase DER and college allocations, and propose higher education increases amid a broader 9.53 billion package.

Harrisburg UPI Senate Milton J. Shapp GOP House Republicans Shapp Tyrnel Packer Henry J. Cianfiani Philadelphia Gov. Shapp House Republicans Welfare Department Department of Environmental Resources DER Indiana University of Pennsylvania Cianfrant Cianfiani Penn State Pitt Temple

Abandoned canoe voyage ends near Caroline coast

Shirley Haycock packed her canoe in a Volkswagen and headed home after abandoning her third attempt to sail to Portuga. Currents and rough seas thwarted the journey 30 miles from the Caroline coast.

United Press International Scotts Hill N.C UPT Shirley Haycock Volkswagen Helper Utah Portuga Caroline Coast

Kissinger Heads Back To Paris Talks On Viet Nam Peace

UPI reports U S and North Vietnamese diplomats plan further preliminary discussions before Kissinger returns to Paris to meet Le Duc Tho and push toward genuine peace, resuming talks after last month’s progress on ending ceasefire violations tied to the Jan. 27 Paris accord. A second item from PHNOM PENH notes a OV10 recon plane crash after takeoff, killing the American pilot, cause under investigation.

Paris UPI U.S Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi Vietnam Kissinger le Duc Tho Phnom Penh

Federal funds OKayed for Pennsylvania crime effort

Harrisburg where the Governors Justice Commission approved federal money for state criminal justice work. A $2 million plus grant with match funds will total nearly $3.5 million for three Board of Probation and Parole projects. The Crime Commission receives over $700,000, pushing its total to above $1 million to combat organized crime.

Harrisburg UPI Governor’s Justice Commission Pennsylvania State Board of Probation and Parole State Crime Commission Justice Department

Supreme Court declines Bufalino deportation appeal again

The Supreme Court refused to hear Russell Bufalino's appeal, keeping in place a deportation order to Italy issued by the Third Circuit after 15 years of legal fight. Bufalino remains detained as Italy has not accepted him, with another refusal noted in March.

Washington UPI U.S. Supreme Court Pennsylvania Russell Bufalino Italy High Court 0.S Bufalino Circuit Court

Millionaire finalists drawn for Pennsylvania lottery

In Pennsylvania, drawings are scheduled in Lebanon on Wednesday and Burnham Mittlin County on Thursday. The millionaire finalist and 50 cent numbers will be drawn Wednesday, while Lucky Seven and Winners Choice appear on Thursday. The finalist code list includes dates from April 1 to May 34 with alphabetic qualifiers and single digits.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Lebanon Burnham Mittlin County

450 Mile Walk To Highlight Missing Americans In Indochina

Mrs. Frederick Helwig began a 450 mile trek from Buffalo toward United Nations headquarters to spotlight more than 1,300 Americans missing in Indochina. She hopes to reach New York City in about a month at 15 miles per day. Her son Gregory J. Harris has been missing seven years. Vietnamese unit members say he was captured alive, though she has heard nothing recently.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Frederick Helwig United Nations Indochina Helwig U.N New York City Gregory J. Harris

Port of Portland hijacking attempt ends after rifle wrestled away

At Portland International Airport three officers seized a high powered rifle from Gerald L. Bellach 34 of Willits California after he demanded a plane. One officer was wounded in the leg by a weapon discharge as he was taken into custody. Bellach was charged with attempted air piracy and first degree assault with bail set at 55000. Police noted he carried a 30 06 rifle to a Hughes Amwest counter and displayed maps with routes.

Portland Ore Portland International Airport Gerald L. Bellach Willits Calif Hughes Amwest

Policeman killed in Enniskillen as violence tightens security

A passing car opened fire in Enniskillen killing a 22 year old policeman. He becomes the 813th death in Northern Ireland's sectarian conflict since mid 1969. Authorities say security is being tightened for prison officers and their families amid IRA threats to widen targets.

Belfast UPI Enniskillen Irish Republic Ireland Irish Republican Army IRA

Bloodiest fighting reported near Saigon after cease-fire

Government spokesmen said the conflict near Cal Lay 60 miles southwest of Saigon marked the bloodiest since the January 28 truce. Infantry of the 7th Division clashed Sunday, leaving 59 Communist and 26 government troops dead, with 50 wounded and eight missing. Lt. Col. Lee Trung Hien noted battalion sized units on both sides.

Saigon

Jury selection begins in Pass murder trial in Erie

In Erie County Court jurors were questioned on day one of the Slayings of Joseph Yablonski. Albert Pass 52 of Middlesboro Kentucky is accused of arranging to raise 20000 dollars to fund the killing. Prosecution witnesses include W Boyd and Arnold Miller. The case stems from the 1969 murder of Yablonski and his family.

Richard A. Sprague Albert Pass United Mine Worker Joseph Jack) Yablonski Erie County Erie, Pa UPI Marger United Mine Workers of America LIMWA Dork" Yablonski Edward Carney Ronald E. Wetmore Union City Pass Middlesboro Umwa District 19 Kentucky Tennessee Yablonski UMWA W. A Tony’ Boyle Richard Sprague Esses Boye Arnold Miller William Prater Boyle Prater LaFollette Tenn Miller Union Reform Erie County Court Washington County Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Dam Threat to Moore Over $1 Million Extortion Plot

Two young men Wallace Hess 18 and Sheredith Hambrick 29 of Mullens planned to extort Gov. Arch Moore by demanding 1 million dollars and threatening to blow Sum mersville and Sutton Dams. Federal warrants charge mailing threats. judges ordered psychiatric testing and custody for 60 days.

Charleston W.va UPT Arch A. Moore Jr Summersville Sutton Moore Nicholas County U. S Kenneth K. Hall Wallace Leroy Hess Sheredith L. Hambrick Muddlety Peach Orchard Road Nicholls County FBI

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