Teens Form Instant Picket Service In Southfield
Southfield teens David Sorase aged 17 and Alan Pensler aged 16 offer a ready made team of demonstrators for minor causes. They propose charging only for out of pocket expenses while using signs like Yudy G. Deserves To Be In Your Crowd. Meanwhile The Atlanta Constitution reports former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall formed Overview a environmental consulting firm with Lawrence Halprin.
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Alan Pensler
Yudy G
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Stewart L. Udall
Bill Shipp
Udall
Lawrence Halprin
Halprin Associates
San Francisco
Overview
Accused Kidnapper Krist in Hunger Strike Decline
Flor ida heiress Barbara Mackle’s kidnaping suspect Gary Steven Krist shows signs of a 26 day hunger strike, according to DeKalb County jailers in Decatur Georgia. He began refusing food March 27 and has reportedly avoided water since Saturday, with authorities noting weight loss from over 200 pounds. Krist, 23, has accused jailers of trying to poison him since arriving at the county jail.
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Gary Steven Krist
Florida
Barbara Jane Mackle
Decatur
Krist
John Alford
Alford
DeKalb County
Lost Tube case nets $92,500 for Gentile
In Brooklyn federal court Judge Orrin G. Judd awarded Anthony Gentile 92,500 after a plastic catheter allegedly lost in his bloodstream caused fear of heart injury. Gentile, 44, of Elmont, N.Y., says doctors failed to recover the tube inserted in 1964 for X ray dye. He claims catheters caused a years long phobia that hindered his work and family life.
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Orrin G. Judd
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Anthony Gentile
Elmont
N.Y
Veterans Administration Hospital
St Hamilton
Gentile
Judd
Student Leaders Refuse Induction Over Vietnam War
More than 250 college student body presidents and editors announced they will refuse induction into military service until the Vietnam War ends. The NSA statement, released at a news conference with an open letter to President Nixon, frames the refusal as a personal and collective principled stand against what they call an immoral war.
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UPI
Vietnam
National Student Association
NSA
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Auto Firms Hike Dealer Payments For Warranty Repairs
Senate hearings show Ford, Chrysler and General Motors expanding dealer reimbursements to improve warranty repair access. Newark dealer Edwin Mullane says current Detroit payouts are inadequate and push dealers to hire higher paid mechanics, risking losses. California's Herschel T. Elkins urges more investigation and enforcement to curb abuses in auto repair shops.
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Philip A Hert
Hart
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Detroit
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Edwin J. Mullane
Newark
Mullane
Herschel T. Elkins
California
Lord Harv
Ais
Local newspaper fragment shows circulation and notices
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Press Telegram page mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation and distribution details. It references Long Beach California, Sunday issues, and periodical publication notes, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
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Amber Audit Bureau of Circulation
Sally Sexcant
Beach
Calif
Wee Dees
Mexicans press bid to extradite escaped American convict
In Monterrey Mexico governor Eduardo A Elizon do seeks to extradite Dykes Askew Simmons from the United States to finish a 25 year sentence for a triple murder. Foreign Secretary Antonio Carrillo Flores said Mexico will file an extradition request but US reluctance and treaty terms reduce prospects. Simmons escaped Nueva Lean State Prison after 10 years served and arrived in Los Angeles claiming innocence. He was nicknamed the forgotten American by supporters. A separate note reports Indonesian air force chief undergoing a U S tour of installations.
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Mexico
UPR
United States
Simmons
Eduardo A. Elizondo
State of
Nuevo Lean
Mexican Foreign Relations Department
Nueva Lean
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Carrillo Flores
U.S
Jakarta
Marsha Rusmin Nurjadin
Israel Jets Knock Out Egypt Radar Network
Israeli fighter planes struck Egypt's early warning radar network in Southern Jordan on the 21st anniversary of Israel's independence. Attacks hit two Arab command centers near the Syrian border. Jordan reported seven killed and 22 wounded, two Israeli planes were shot down, and Israel lost one aircraft. Military sources in Amman expect renewed air activity near the Suez Canal.
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Israel
Sinai
Amman
Suez Canal
Priests Oppose Ban on Marriage in Brooklyn Diocese
Thirty one priests from the Brooklyn and Queens diocese say they will disregard papal directives on marriage and wed if they feel like it. The diocese has 1300 priests, and the signers say the church’s stance on celibacy violates the gospel of Jesus Christ and limits church leadership to the unmarried.
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Queens
James P. King
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