U.S. Keeps Up Heavy Raids Over Hanoi Haiphong
U S forces press the Hanoi Haiphong bombardment with heavy B52 strikes and fighter bombers. The United States reports new aircraft losses while Hanoi claims more B52 and fighter bomber downings. A destroyer Goldsborough suffers damage from a shore battery with casualties, and a Polish ship Jeep Conrat is said to be hit in Haiphong harbor.
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Saigon
United States
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
Truman Remains in Very Serious Condition Despite Kidney Rise
Doctors report more poison entering Harry S Truman's bloodstream even as kidney output increases to 645cc in the past 24 hours. Officials say his overall condition is unchanged from Tuesday and he cannot sustain this state indefinitely.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Wallace Graham
Research Hospital and Medical Center
John Dreves
Pleads Guilty to Reduced Charge in Liberty Killing
Allen J. Cash twenty of Liberty pleaded guilty in Sullivan County court to first degree manslaughter in the June 13 killing of Louis Kaplan seventy seven a Liberty cattle dealer. Sentencing set for January fifteenth.
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Monticello
N.Y
Allen J. Cash
Liberty
Sullivan County
Cash
Louis Kaplan
Indictments in Attica riot case filed in Wyoming County
Three inmates from Attica were arraigned on new charges at Wyoming County Court. Alphonso Ross Berdel Turner and Anthony Williams face 23 counts each including kidnapping unlawful imprisonment and coercion related to the riot. Six counts are kidnapping second degree and similar for other charges. Haig arrives in Bangkok to brief Thai leaders on Paris Vietnam talks. He will meet Thai premier Thanom and top officials after briefing Souphanouvanna in Vientiane.
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Warsaw
N.Y
Attica
Wyoming County
Alphonso Ross
Berdel Turner
Anthony Williams
Bangkok
Thailand
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Bankok
Vientiane
Paris
Vietnam
Haig
Thanom Kittikachorn
CAP hunts missing plane in Adirondacks with two Pennsylvanians
The Civil Air Patrol sent four aircraft aloft in a search for a small plane believed down in the Adirondacks. Two Pennsylvania men are aboard, pilot Charles L. Anstey of West Newton, Pa., president of Lance Electronics, and salesman David Aiken of Plymouth Township, Pa.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Civil Air Patrol
Adirondacks
Pennsylvania
CAP
Charles L. Anstey
West Norrton
Lancer Epectronics
David Aiken
Plymouth Township
China demands U S halt air raids in Vietnam crisis
China issued a Foreign Ministry statement via Hsinhua urging the United States to stop bombing, mining, blockading and other acts of war in North Vietnam. It called for swift signing of the peace agreement and warned Beijing would help the Vietnamese people if Washington disregards the demand.
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Tokyo
China
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hsinhua News
U.S
Nixon plan aims to stabilize local TV by longer licenses
New legislation drafted by the Nixon administration would reduce renewal frequency for local broadcast licenses. White House official Clay T. Whitehead said the draft bill proposes extending the FCC license term from three to five years to increase perceived stability for stations.
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New York
White House
Clay T. Whitehead
Albany street garage timekeeper helps channel political contributions
A timekeeper at Albany city streets garage testified at the State Investigation Commission hearings that he collected political contributions from workers and passed them to the Albany County Democratic Committee. Chappell said the committee wields influence over city operations and that contributions came from Street Bureau workers in recent years.
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Alan, N
Ayy
City of Albany
State Investigation Commission
SIC
Frederick Chappell
Albany County Democratic Committee
Chappell
Street
Sode
Leity
Albany Dodge Inc
Inmate Testifies Guards Beat Fellow Inmate at Attica
Attica inmate Jerome Rosenberg testified at a U.S. hearing that guards Charles Miller and James Wade beat fellow inmate Milton Jones known as Snowball on February 22. Rosenberg described punches a knee and a clash near a radiator and said a guard threatened him.
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Buffalo
Attica
Jerome Rosenberg
U.S
Edmund F. Maxwell
Maxwell
John T. Curtin
U.S. District Court
Rosenberg
Charles Miller
James Wade
Milton Jones
Snowball
Jones
Miller
Wade
Airport Gunman Detained After Kennedy Shootout
Robert J. Dobbelaer, 25, of Valley Cottage, shot sky marshal Anthony Petrucci Jr. and customs agent Gerald T. McCarthy at Kennedy Airport after an X ray flagged a questionable object. Both victims were in satisfactory condition at Peninsula General Hospital. Dobbelaer was captured on the rain soaked tarmac with the gun and briefcase.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Lan
Peninsula General Hospital
Queens
Anthony Petrucci Jr
Bloomfield
N.J
Gerald T. McCarthy
Commack
N.Y
Robert J. Dobbelaer
Valley Cottage
Dobbelaer
San Juan
Pan American World Airways
Nixon undergoes annual checkup at Bethesda hospital
President Nixon spent two hours at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland for his annual hospital physical, emerging joking that he felt fine. The visit followed his Christmas season medical routine, with doctors conducting a standard exam.
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Washington
Nixon
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Helicopter Tracks Stolen Truck. 3 Arrested on Long Island
Police used night vision from a helicopter to追track a stolen truck carrying $100,000 in televisions. Three men were arrested: John Zirill, 40, taxi driver. Frank Gonzalo, 48, truck driver. Mike Eisenarf, 40, doorman. Two others fled into woods near a Long Island rest stop and were sought. The chase began in Queens after a guard reported men entering the yard and the rig leaving ahead of schedule.
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New York
Queens
Eastern Express Co
Nassau County
Suffolk County
Vietnam
Petce
Smithtown
John Zirill
Frank Gonzalo
Mike Eisenarf
Brentwood
N.Y
Antiwar Priest Philip Berrigan Leaves Prison
Philip Berrigan, aged 49, the antiwar Josephite priest, walked free from the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury after serving over three years of a six year sentence. He was greeted by brothers Daniel and Jerome as about 150 supporters, many young, braved fog and drizzle to mark his departure and escort him from the prison. Berrigan was convicted for destroying Selective Service records at Cantonsville Maryland in 1968.
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Danbury
Berrigan
Cantonsville
Soviet Dockers Unload Wheat From U. S. Ship
In Odessa the Soviet Union's Russian dockers began unloading 36 000 tons of U S wheat from the Ogden Willamette as snow falls. 16 pneumatic evacuators moved grain from 15 holds into sideline boxcars. Edward Long of Ogden Marine Inc praised the efficiency of the crew. The ship arrived from Houston after a 20 day voyage, part of a 1 billion dollar U S grain purchase. Three more U S wheat ships expected in Odessa soon.
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Edward Long
Long
Ogden Marine Inc
New York City
Ogden Willamette
Houston
Tex
U.S
Odessa
Apollo 17 Returns Home After Moon Mission
Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt land aboard USS Ticonderoga ending a 13 day space journey. They undergo medical checks and receive a celebratory welcome aboard with a large cake as families await reunion after historic voyage.
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Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Jack Schmitt
Uss Ticonderoga
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald F. Evans
Harrison H. Schmitt
America
Earth
Space Agency
Charles K. LaPinta
Prisoners Denied Union Bid at Green Haven Prison
Albany AP reports PERB ruled Green Haven inmates cannot form a prisoners union as they are not considered public employees. Paul Stein of PERB says employment must be freely given, not compelled by law or morality.
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Albany
N.Y
Green Haven
Stormville
Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Paul FE. Stein
L.A. Newsman Faces Appeals Court Test of First Amendment Frees
The Los Angeles Times Washington bureau chief John F. Lawrence, jailed for defying a subpoena seeking tapes, goes before the U.S. Court of Appeals in a case testing First Amendment rights. Lawrence possessed interviews with Alfred Baldwin III tied to the Was tergate DNC break in and alleged bugging.
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L. A
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Washington Bureau
the Times
John F. Lawrence
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Lawrence
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Times
Otis Chandler
News
Alfred C. Baldwin III
Democratic National Committee
Baldwin
DNC
Wastergate
Committee For
Albany street cleaning chief denies $10,000 kickback claim
William H. Clark, head of two Albany street cleaning firms, testified before the State Investigation Commission denying assertions that he funneled 10 000 to city officials for no bid contracts. The panel cited eight sweeper machines sold to a National Commercial Bank unit leased to Municipal Sales.
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Albany
Albany, N.Y
Wiliam H. Clark
William H. Clark Municipal Equipment Corp
Municipal Sales Jand Service Corp
Clark
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Municipal
SIC
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