Berlin pact links West Berlin travel eased by Four Powers
The 1974 Berlin accord activates easing travel between West Berlin and East Germany after 18 months of talks in Bonn and Berlin. Four powers Rogers Home Gromyko and Schumann signed the final protocol in West Berlin as Bonn pressed for reunification links. The agreement allows West Berliners annual visits to East Berlin, eases overland access controls, and paves the way for an all European security conference and troop reductions talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert J. Erb
Associated Press
Uree
Bonn
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
Moscow
West Germany
Upaer
West
Islanders Rescue Activity And Local Birth Announcements
Rescue wagon made two Newport calls after residents were hurt or ill. Muriel Kivlehan, 45, of Middletown, was treated at Newport Hospital after choking incident at Willow Rose Motor Court. Lorraine Going, 31, of Bellevue Avenue, injured at Goat Island marina and treated. Alice Cook, 85, of Poplar Street, fractured wrist and observed. Plus multiple birth notices from Newport Hospital including Kalman, Rochelle, Ripa, Stanwood, Bracken, Corel and others with dates in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourt
Newport
Muriel Kivlehan
Middletown
Willow Rose Motor Court
West Main Road
Newport Hospital
Lorraine Going
Bellevue Avenue
Perry Street
Goat Island Marina
Alice Cook
Poplar St
John Ripa
Barbara Gibson
Almy St
Stanwood
The
Naval Hospital
Kendall Stanwood
Margaret Vartanian
Main Ave
Bracken
James Bracken
Esther Acevedo
Rolling Green
FBI Ends Gun Probe on Bremer in Wallace Shooting
The FBI concluded Arthur H. Bremer acted alone in the May 15 shooting of Gov. George C. Wallace after tracing his travels across the United States and Canada. The Washington Post reports Bremer was seen in Ottawa during Nixon’s visit and attended Michigan rallies for Wallace and Hubert Humphrey. Bremer remains jailed in Baltimore County awaiting state and federal trials on 78 charges.
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Washington
FBI
Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
Bremer
Washington Post
the Post
United States
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
Nixon
FHI
Michigan
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Key York City
Post
Baltimore County
Laurel
Priest Moriarty Testifies Again in Patriarca Trial
In Providence the jury in Raymind Patriarca's trial saw Rev. Moriarty back on the stand testifying he spent April 7, 1968, in Patriarca's home and did not leave. Prosecution witness John Kelley said Patriarca and others planned the Meats murder that day, and defense argued Moriarty erred on the date.
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Patrlarca
Maryland
Moriarty
Harvey Brower Wi
Brower
Kelley
Irving Brodsky
Youth Unit Appeals Fund Vote and Center Funding Cut
The Newport County Youth Consultation Center known as TREE faced a June 30 funding discontinuation after a May 2 vote by the Governor's Commission on Crime to not renew a 40 000 grant. Board chair J Clement Chitline was to outline continued funding plans, while TREE operations began at 42 Spring Street last November and touted a daily hotline averaging about 50 calls. comments were not available.
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Commission
Governor's Commission On Crime
TREE
J. Clement Chitline
Cicitline
Newport County
Spring St
Bullet Kills Woman in New Bedford Shooting
In New Bedford Massachusetts a woman was killed and her brother wounded in a South End shooting Friday afternoon. Police identified the slain woman as Eva Baptiste Timms, 44, with her brother Antone Baptiste, 8, undergoing surgery.
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New Bedford, Maas
South End
Eva Baptiste Timms
New Bedford
Antone Baptiste
Fire damages parked car on Caswell Avenue
Fire of unknown origin damaged the interior of a car owned by Joseph Mahoney at 22 Caswell Ave, while another fire crew responded to two earlier false alarms. The vehicle at 17 Caxwell Ave was not described as damaged further.
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Joseph Mahoney
Caxwell Ave
Caswell Ave
Warmer Street
Callender Avenue
Beacon Street
Hillside Avenue
Six Girls Win Cash In Contest At Aquidneck Shopping Center
Barbera Flynn of 4 and 7 Tuckerman Art received Miss Aquidneck Shopping Center title after 11 000 ballots across 18 participating stores. Flynn, a Middletown High School junior, heads a field of six juniors who will each receive cash prizes and serve a one year term representing the center. Colleen Jackson of 78 Island Ave Portsmouth took second with 50 dollars, Rocky Care of 22 ee Aves earned third with 25 dollars, and Kathy Hanson of 18 Teardon claimed fourth place.
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Barbera Flynn
Tuckerman Art
Amadneck
Newport School Graduation Honors 74 Seniors On Lawn
The Newport School awarded diplomas to 74 seniors during its annual graduation on Seaview Terrace at Ruggles Avenue. More than 200 guests attended as prizes were handed out and David Levitt of Terre Haute Ind spoke. headmaster Sidney Gorham II presented the diplomas.
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Newport School
Seaview Terrace
Ruggles Avenue
David Levitt
Terre’ Haute
Ind
Sidney
Amherst Honors Dr. Nader at Commencement
Amherst College awarded honorary doctorates to consumer advocate Ralph Nader U.S. Sen. Edward Brooke and New York City Officer Dasvid Durk amid a ceremony that cited Nader for public service and Durk for his Knapp Commission testimony. The event included valedictorian Lisa Purvin and multiple prize recognitions for graduates, with duration notes and a list of graduates.
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Amherst
Mass
Ralph Nader
Amherst College
John Ward
Nader
U.S
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Ward
N.Y
Miss Tyler- Smith
Congressman St. Germain
Peggy Wallach
Philadelphia
Elizabeth S. Prouty
Miss Schoomaker
Adelaide Springett
Newport School
Carol Ann Voorhees
Delmar
Briefs from De La Salle seniors and local notices
Michael Rogers received certificates from the National Honor Society and the RI Honor Society at De La Salle Academy Awards Night. John Dwyer was reelected leader of the Portsmouth Education Association along with Albert Hannen Beverly Tavares and Mary Ann Martin retained positions. Mrs Helen Howard won 2500 in the Massachusetts lottery and plans a trip with her husband. Attorney Lemon J Shabridle, a former Newport resident, visits local friends. Newport Jayceeettes plan a penny social June 1 at 8 pm at VFW Hall. Proceeds fund a medical loan closet reactivation. St Josephs St Catherine Alumnae hold a Jumbo sale Tuesday at Gould and Warner Streets.
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Michael Rogers
de la Salle Academy
National Hone Society
John Dwyer
Portsmouth Educaton Association
Albert E. Hannen
Beverly Tavares
Mary Ann Martin
Helen Howard
East Bowery St
Massachusetts
Lemon J. Shabridle
Newport Daily News Publication Details and Rates
Newport Daily News operates daily except Sundays and holidays from Malbone Road Newport Rhode Island. It outlines subscription rates by mail and per week, including annual and multi month options. The paper credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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Newport Daily News Vol. Lne
Edtward A. Sherman Publishing Company
Malbone Road
Newport
Newpot
Nail
Associated Press
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Robert W. Reinecke
Gude
John. 7
OCS
Daily News
Pact
North Vietnames
Pavao
Tiverton
Anthony P
Antone
Deolinda (Garcia
Turn‘pike Ave
Portsmouth
J.E. Con Tors
Bristol Ferry Rd
St. Anthony's Church
Benny Benton E. Holden SR
Helen
Charles P. Sheridan, Sr
Marion
Charles Jr
Benton E. Holden
Lea and
Julia DuTily
Benton E. Holden, SR
Wile Elsie Son
Benton Jr
Sarahc
Nasser
Marlan
Anne
Patriarca
Aquidneck Shopping Center
Barbara Flynn
Middletown High Bouquet
Arthur Andere ‘School
Dall
Dr. Nader
Ove Rempart School
Schoo
Susan Whiteside
Tarrytown
Anne Campbell
Walter B. Woodson
Pararise Ave
Campbell
Adrienne Austin
Montreal
Lynn Drucker
Stanford, Conn
Lori Gr
Mary Turner
Conasset
Laura Tyler- Smith
Bayside
Victoria Valdes
Princeton
Sally Walker
Erie
Penn
Alexandea Whiteraft
Locust Valley
Melanie White
Bernardsville
Pamela Wizner
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Great Lakes
Lord Bros
Cor. Foraveell & Wake A. Ool Aahr Ear Tea
Psh
P Department
Maximen
Pertepett
Portsmouth Town
Courval
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