Bonn Breaks Off Guatemala Ties
A German diplomat Von Spreti was found murdered after his kidnapping in Guatemala triggering German protests and a reaction from Chancellor Brandt. Officials flagged political strife in Guatemala as a factor and recalled To West Germanys forces to bring the body home. The Guatemalan government faced pressure after earlier abductions including that of Alberto Fuentes and Sean Michael Holly. The papal nuncio and mediators had been involved as ransom talks extended without resolution.
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Brandt
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Ded Juarez
Mexico
Youpreil
Helene Sabin m Spreti
Aatemala
Lisbon
Zoe Brandt
Guatemala
Sin
Alberto Fuentes
Sean
Michael Holly
von Spreti
Stear
Tom
Argentina
Paraguyan
Waldemar Sanchez
Msgr
Girolamo Friciani
Truckers Weigh National Contract Amid Walkouts and Strike Threats
Wildcat and citywide actions by Teamsters drivers push the national trucking pact matter into focus as officials seek to avert a railroad strike. Chicago stockpiles supplies while Los Angeles faces a major terminal disruption.
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St. Louis
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St. Paul
Minn
Richfield
Ohio
Teamsters Union
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Los Angeles County
Teamsters
Archie Murrietta
Grand Jurors Begin Probe in Kopechne Death Case
Grand jurors opened a probe into the Kopechne death as jurors heard guidance on indictments and protections from Paquet. Twenty of 23 jurors answered roll call. the panel is 10 men and 10 women. Mary Jo Kopechne, 28, a former Kennedy aide, died in a car driven by Senator Edward Kennedy after a crash on Chappaquiddick Island near Martha's Vineyard. Kennedy, the youngest Kennedy brother, fled the scene and later pleaded guilty to leaving the accident without reporting, receiving a two month sentence suspended on probation.
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Edward M. Kenedy
D-Mass
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U S Aide details on Latin American kidnappings
The report outlines a series of kidnappings across Latin America involving U S diplomats and officials. Elbrick, held last September, is freed after Brazil released prisoners to Mexico. Other cases include Nobuo Okuchi in Sao Paulo and Sean M Holly in Guatemala, with various authorities negotiating releases and exiling prisoners. Count Karl Von Sprell, the West German ambassador to Guatemala, was later found dead.
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Elbrick
Mexico
Porto Alegre
Cutler
Elbrick Washe
Nobuo, Okuchi
Sao Paulo
United States Air Force
Santo Domingo
Waldemar Sanchez
Paraguay
Guatemala
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Four Officers Killed as Bandit Kills Self in California Shootout
In a hillside home above the Golden State Freeway, a gunman killed four highway patrol officers and then shot himself. A sheriff sniper and multiple patrols engaged the suspect after a car described by witnesses matched two men aiming at motorists. Russell Talbert, 28, was arrested after a gun battle. his papers may have been stolen. The slain officers were Walter C. Frago, 23. Roger D. Gore, 22. James Edward Pence Jr., 25. and George M. Alleyn, 24. Mrs Hoag, whose husband was hostage, fled after witnessing the confrontation. the couple’s son was asleep nearby.
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I’s
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N.G
Stglen
Talbert
Dan Schwarn
Chicago
Schwarz
Trial set for six anchovy netters in closed area
Six San Pedro purse seiners pleaded not guilty to netting 350 tons of anchovy inside a banned Santa Monica Bay zone and asked for a jury trial. Judge Auiten Bush scheduled May 13 for joint hearings in Division Two.
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Auiten Bush
Department of Fish and Game
Santa Monica Bay
ACTION LINE OFFERS TEACHER TRAINING WITH PAY AND LIMITS
A spokesman says applicants can request placement with groups in certain areas. A bachelor’s degree and some teaching experience help, but the program targets young single graduates for a $75 weekly work training pay. Two years may yield a master’s degree and teaching credential. The $21 million program last fall recruited 2500 interns in 102 school systems across 36 states.
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Carswell Survives First Test by 8 Votes
The Senate rejected Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. and voted to move ahead with Carswell after a recommittal vote. Support spanned across both parties with 36 Democrats backing the move and high Republicans backing recommittal. The outcome, amid a broader debate on civil rights and law and order, kept Nixon’s nominee in consideration for the vacant court seat.
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