Hearing Ordered Over Hanrahan Obstruction Case In 1969 Panther Raid
A Chicago criminal court judge ruled a full open hearing is needed on charges that Illinois State Attorney Edward Hanrahan, assistants, and 12 officers obstructed justice in the 1969 raid on Black Panther headquarters. The judge noted sufficient proof to probe alleged improprieties by Special Prosecutor Sears during the Panthers raid that left Mark Clark and Fred Hampton dead.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Edward V. Hanrahan
Black Panther Party
Philip H. Romiti
Harrahan
Barnabas Sears
Panther
Mark Clark
Fred Hampton
IPI suspends Taiwan National Committee recognition
The International Press Institute suspended recognition of its Taiwan National Committee, citing lack of press freedom under Nationalist China. The 24 member executive board, meeting in Zurich, acted unanimously.
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Zurich
UPI
International Press Institute
IPI
Taiwan
China
Horn & Hardart Bankruptcy Seeks Reorganization
Philadelphia firm Horn and Hardart Baking Co the pioneer of the Automat filed for protection under the bankruptcy act asking the U S District Court to place it in reorganization.
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Philadelphia
API
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
U.S. District Court
Violence Eases in Memphis After Arson Four Night Spree
In Memphis Tennessee racial violence waned after four nights of arson looting and vandalism police and fire crews prepared for a休rest. Over 150 officers refused 12 hour duty until persuaded by Police Chief Henry Lux and Mayor Henry Loeb. Molotov fires damaged a drugstore and a furniture store in South Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Henry Lux
Henry Loeb
United States Presses Save of Nationalist China Seat
United States officials voiced confidence that Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist China would retain the U.N. General Assembly seat. Delegates, after UN's 26th birthday observance, prepared for decisive voting expected late Monday or Tuesday with Secretary Rogers and Ambassador Bush reporting to President Nixon.
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United Nations
UPS
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Chiang Kai-shek
William P. Rogers
U.S
George Bush
Nixon
Washington
China
Typhoon Hester Wrecks North Vietnam Coast
Typhoon Hester struck South Vietnam with winds to 140 mph hitting near Quang Ngai City and moving along the coast for six hours. Government spokesmen reported at least one Vietnamese fatality and several Americans injured as communications were disrupted.
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Saigon
UPS
Hester
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai City
da Nang
Fortas Calls Prisons Training Grounds for Crime
Former Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas said prisons merely train criminals, arguing they do not deter crime and instead temporarily remove offenders while effectively improving their criminal efficiency and vice.
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Hyannis
Mass
UPI
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Weather forecast for Norwalk
Cloudy today and tonight with a chance of light rain or drizzle. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, lows around mid to upper 50s. Precipitation probability 30 percent today and 40 percent tonight and Sunday. Winds northerly five to 10 knots. Norwalk readings: high 66, low 57, humidity 84 to 87 percent. Sunrise 7 48, sunset 6 35, moonrise 12 13, moonset 21 10.
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Norwalk
Kosygin Receives Standing Ovation At Vancouver Hockey Game
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin enjoyed a calm day in Vancouver amid protests over nuclear tests and Soviet minority treatment. A 15,570 crowd gave a standing ovation at the Montreal Canadians Vancouver Canucks game as security mobilized, and Kosygin exchanged signed sticks with team captains.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Montreal Canadians
Vancouver Canucks
Montreal
Henri Richard
Orland Kurtenbach
Robbery Suspect Walter Voss Captured Near State Line
Monroeville police nabbed Walter Voss, father of Delbert Voss, after a gas station holdup on Main Street. He was found in Pomeroy, Ohio, just inside West Virginia and jailed in Huron County on grand larceny charges. A portion of the stolen money, reportedly over $100, was recovered.
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Monroeville
Red Head Oil Co
Main Street
Walter Voss
Delbert Voss
David Williams
Voss
Richard Goetz
Goetz
Pomeroy
Ohio
State Line
Williams St
Milan
West Virginia
Williams
Huron County
Uncle Donor Approved for Harry Greiner Kidney Transfer
Lester Greiner, 49, uncle of 20 year old Harry Greiner of Norwalk, passed the final donor tests at the Cleveland Clinic. Harry suffers nephritis and relies on dialysis while awaiting transplant by Dr Ralph Straffon. funds for donation costs rise to about 15000 with local donations totaling 1985.06.
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Cleveland Clinic
Norwalk
Harry
John Ruggles
N. Foster Sr
Lester Greiner
Seaman
Ruggles
Edward McGinn
Ralph Straffon
the Reflector Today
Ohio
Life
James Hawes
Huron County Bank
Greiner
Man Killed On Turnpike In Ohio Accident
A Richmond Virginia man Garnell G Huston 23 died from injuries after a two car crash on the Ohio Turnpike in Sandusky County near Fremont He died at Medical College Hospital in Toledo Ohio Highway Patrol identified him.
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Fremont, Ohio
UPI
Richmond, Va
Sandusky County
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Garnell G. Huston
Colorado Ave
Richmond
Medical College Hospital
Toledo
Monroeville teens involved in multiple Ohio road crashes
Several Monroeville youths were injured in three separate accidents on Ohio routes 601 and 547. Mary Sowders and Linda Underwood were in a rear end collision on 601. Underwood cited for following too closely. Carl Mingus remained in Fisher Titus in satisfactory condition after a collision on 601 with a truck driven by David Signs. In a Dogtown Road crash, Michael Rathburn lost control, injuring Robert Weimnan Chevyl Green and Gary Stalmeter. Stalmeter admitted to Bellevue Hospital in fair condition.
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Mary Sowders
Brooklyn Heights
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Miss Sowders
Linda Underwood
Evering Road
Nena F. Breece
Prospect St
Miss Breece
Bellevue Hospital
Dogtown
Michael Rathburn
Risingsun
Rathburn
Highway Patrol
Home Robbery Report Near Wakeman
More than 3000 dollars worth of items were stolen from the Robert Castle home on Ohio 303 near Wakeman. Deputies said the theft included a riding tractor a mini bike an air compressor tires and rims tools fishing gear a floor jack and a chain saw. The property is owned by John Ackenga of Cleveland.
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Wakeman
Robert Castle
Ohio
Here
John Ackenga
Cleveland
Woman dies after refusing blood for religious beliefs
A Jehovah's Witness mother of a newborn daughter dies at Lakewood Hospital after refusing blood and blood derivatives during complications. Hospital officials say she received all other supportive medications, but the blood refusal proved fatal. In Washington, a federal panel denied the Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen’s request for a permanent injunction challenging Nixon’s wage-price freeze.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lakewood Hospital
Jeffrey J. Neumann
Neumann
Jackie Davis
Washington
Nixon
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Afl-Cio
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Muskie
Friedan
Barbara Mendheim
Automat Bankrupt
U.N. China
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Fortas Raps
New York
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Soviet Union
Macmillan Bloedel, Ltd
Prince George Ferry
Vancouver Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Trudeau
ST. Paul
Mary Anne Hug
St. Paul High School
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Connie Hertenstein
Mary Lieber
Maryanne
Fritz
St. Paul Flyers
South Central Trojans
Whitney Field
Harry Greiner
Stalmeter
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