Leary Reported in Algiers Plans Work for Black Panthers
Algerias official news agency says Timothy Leary arrived with his wife Rosemary and was granted political asylum and intends to reside in Algiers and work with the Black Panther party The Yippies in New York say Leary is alive and well in Algiers The FBI reports William Van Voast Warren Jr a Dover Art Museum board vice president wore a wig and mustache when attempting to sell stolen paintings He faces charges of interstate transportation of stolen property not theft.
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Interior to lease offshore Louisiana acres for oil development
The Interior Department plans to lease 593000 offshore acres for petroleum. it cites tighter regulations to curb spills. 127 submerged tracts off Louisiana will be auctioned to the highest bidders in New Orleans on December 15, following a 1969 suspension over spill fears.
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Georgia judge orders officers to shoot kidnappers on sight
Valdosta AP reports Judge Omer W. Franklin of a South Georgia circuit vows officers must shoot to kill if he or the circuit's district attorney is abducted. He told a Thomas County grand jury he would rather die by sheriff's bullets than surrender to captors.
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Morton Praises Agnew at Baltimore Fund Dinner
Republican National Chairman Rogers C B Morton says he will renominate Spiro T Agnew for vice president in 1972 and intends to nominate him for the presidency four years later He told a crowd that you will never find a Republican who has done more for the United States than Agnew at the Tuesday night fundraising event in Baltimore.
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Enzyme Detergents Criticized Over Health Reactions
A Connecticut woman spent two days hospitalized with skin eruptions she traced to enzyme detergents. Other complaints include a daughter missing school and a New Jersey mother and son having breathing difficulties. Enzyme detergents, introduced three years ago, now claim about 75 percent of the laundry market.
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Devlin Released Early From Northern Ireland Prison
Bernadette Devlin, 23, a Catholic activist, was released two days early from a six month sentence for inciting riot during Londonderry clashes. She left the jail through a side door to avoid Catholic supporters amid tense demonstrations. She had served four months with two months off for good behavior.
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Reds Launch Spacecraft Zond 8 Aims for Moon Orbit
The Soviet government announced unmanned Zond 8 is en route to circle the moon. Tass said it launched Tuesday and will return October 27, with lunar closest approach on October 24. By 3 a.m. EDT it had covered 73,321 miles. the prior Zond circled the moon in August 1969 and returned with surface pictures.
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Tass
California Murderers' Car Found After Hilltop Slayings
Investigators found the green Oldsmobile believed used by killers who bound and shot eye surgeon Dr Victor Ohta his wife Dorothy Cadwallader and two sons at their Santa Cruz hillside home before the estate was set ablaze. A Saratoga slaying of a service station attendant Thomas DeCecco was reported separately.
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TWA Union Ends Strike After Mediation Agreement
Washington AP reports TWA flight crews and pursers ended their strike after the National Mediation Board announced an agreement in principle with the Transport Workers Union. The walkout had halted domestic service and limited international flights, with full resumption to take at least 24 hours as crews are repositioned. Final contract language, expected for three years, would be drafted during the day subject to ratification by stewardesses and pursers.
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Nixon seeks electorate support for his Southeast Asia policy
President Nixon campaigned in Fort Wayne Indiana and Johnson City Tennessee urging voters to back Republicans in the Senate and House to back his plan ending the war reducing casualties and bringing the troops home. He met Laos prime minister Souvanna Phouma and spoke on foreign policy law and order and police respect amid rain and large crowds.
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Iraqs Leaving Jordan Area After 1967 Deployment
About 12 000 Iraqi troops stationed in Jordan since the 1967 war are withdrawing by Thursday night. Jordanian sources say border troops will supervise the pullout and prevent Iraqi crews from taking Jordanian equipment home. Maj Gen Hassan Naqib led the Iraqi force, ordered home amid a Baghdad power struggle, as Baath leaders faced criticism for not aiding Palestinian guerrillas during last month’s Jordan civil war.
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Lyndon Johnson diary quotes reveal war dilemma
Excerpts from Lyndon B. Johnson diary published in McCall's reveal his sense of entrapment in Vietnam seven months after ordering bombing. March 7 1965 entry notes counting to March 1968 for potential exit and non re election. March 13 1966 diary refers to unpredictable visitors in Lyndon's bedroom.
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My Lai court martial delayed to Thursday
The court martial of S Sgt David Mitchell in the My Lai case was postponed until 12 30 pm Thursday as the defense could not line up witnesses after the Army rested its case on Tuesday. Norman Borlaug wins the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize for improving grains through the Green Revolution.
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Liberationists May Discuss Terms Over Cross Kidnapping
Montreal police received three calls from a man claiming to represent the FLQ offering to discuss terms for the release of kidnapped British Trade Commissioner James R Cross. Police awaited a call by 6 p.m. while 245 of 343 arrested remain in custody in the Cross and Laporte cases.
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Bogus Silver Star Award Sparks Army Probe
Brig Gen Eugene P Forrester was awarded the Silver Star based on a fabricated citation created by enlisted men of the 1st Air Cavalry Division. The army and division said an investigation is underway while Forrester’s record remains noted for valor with prior Silver Stars and a Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Kingsport
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