Harrisburg seven jury near ruling in peace movement case
In Harrisburg a federal jury weighing a conspiracy charge against six Catholic clerics and a Muslim scholar neared a decision on a case seen as an attempt to publicize their peace movement. The jurors arrived early and began deliberations at nine a.m.
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Harrisburg
UPI
U.S
Philip
Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Harold C. Sheets
Sndaay
Market burglary suspect shot by police
A market burglary suspect Donald Hildbrand, 36, was shot and seriously wounded Tuesday night after ignoring police orders to halt near Success Market at 732 E Seventh St. He was treated at St Mary’s Hospital and moved to County-USC Medical Center jail ward. Police said he possessed conflicting ID and carried more than 100 blank money orders. Summers fired three times and Chastain once. the suspect dropped a check protector, later linked to the market burglary. He faced charges of burglary, robbery, forgery, and fugitives status. He lived at Monterey Motel, 1777 Cherry Ave.
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Donald Hildbrand
St. Mary’s Hospital
County-Usc Medical Center
Jack M. Locke
Paul A. Chastain
Arnold J. Summers
Seventh St
Summers
Chastain
No contest plea in Drury Jr slaying case
Sezanne K Drury 26 pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter in Tong Beach Superior Court for the Dec 28 shooting of her husband Mor ley Drury Jr at their Harbor City home. Judge Dunnum accepted the plea, with probation possible after a May 3 hearing, while the defendant remains free on 2500 bond after waiving trial rights. Thai government forces attack largest Communist terrorist camp in southern Thailand, with two infantry battalions and about 200 police supported by air strikes assaulting terrorists on Kao Luang mountain 400 miles south of Bangkok.
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Sezanne K. Drury
Tong Beach
Morley Drury Jr
USC
Carroll Jr
Dunnura
Clearpool Place
Harbor City
Drury
Duntum
Thomas M. Indovina
Dep
Livesay
Mrs. Drury
Bangkok
Thailand
Sant Chitpatima
Bangkok Daily News
Kao Luang
Gas leak overcomes 15 workers near Santa Fe Springs
Fifteen persons were overcome by chlorine gas from a delivery truck to Nevelle Chemical Co. at 1280 Imperial Highway Santa Fe Springs. The leak occurred in hoses transferring gas to the plant and drifted about 300 yards to Gotham Industries at 12848 Imperial Highway, where workers were stricken. Six victims were taken to Norwalk Community Hospital, four to Whittier Presbyterian Hospital, and five to La Mirada Community Hospital.
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Nevelle Chemical Co
Imperial Highway
Sante Fe Springs
Sheriff's Deputies
Nevelle
Gotham Industries
Norwalk Community Hospital
Whittier Presbyterian Hospital
le Mirada Community Hospital
U S abandons emergency broadcast system
The United States ends the emergency broadcast system as a backup to warn the nation of attacks. In a year long review the error prone 1971 incident prompted replacement with a simplified, quicker warning network using AP and UPI outlets. The change aims to restore public confidence and ensure direct president address during extreme emergencies.
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Washington
White House
Clay T. Whitehead
Office of Telecommunications Policy
White- Head
Office of Chil Defense
EBS
Associated Press
United Press International
Office of Civil Defense
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Monterey
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Drury Jr
Whitehead
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Tate
del Amo
Torrance Hawthorne
Torrance Blvd
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