Chicago Seven lawyer Kanstler booked on assault charges
Chicago Seven lawyer Willan Kanstler was arrested in Toronto after a fracas at the University of Toronto while delivering a speech. He posted a $5 bond and was to appear in court. two Edmund Burke Society members filed three assault charges.
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Chicago
Willan Kanstler
Toronto
Kanstler
Edmund Burke Society
University of Toronto
Kunstler
Hee Se
Varotilo
Kunister
Dan Blehink
New York
Clayton Rudy
Kunssler
Harrah's fourth marriage stirs Reno social scene
Casino owner Harrah tied the knot with Mary Burger in Reno at First Baptist Church. The 58 year old and 30 year old bride wed after a four month prior marriage. The event drew attention amid Harrah’s long public life and local coverage.
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Thi
Harrah
Mary Burger
Reno
New
Bobbis
Gentry
Miss Burger
Blake M. Franklin
First Baptist Church
Hitler praised Stalin as best man to handle Russians
Albert Speer, once Hitler’s confidant and later armaments minister, writes in Inside the Third Reich that Hitler regarded Stalin as a colleague and grew to respect him as the war wore on. Miller notes Speer’s jest that after a Russian victory it would be best to entrust the country to Stalin under German hegemony.
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Adolf Hitler
Josef Stalin
Malin
Hitler
Stalin
Albert Speer
MacMillan
Speer
Miller
Russia
Specs
Apollo 1 Crew Visits Noerdlingen Meteoric Crater
The suntanned Apollo 1 crew members arrived in London by air and were greeted by hundreds of locals as they prepared for four days of geological background and field training at the 15-million-year-old Noerdlingen Meteoric Crater.
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Cermany
Noerdlingen
Alan B. Shepard
Eugene A. Corman
Due Tt
Engle
Fegar
Mitchell
London
Yale donor gives 44 million for housing at university
New Haven Conn Sunday spokesman said the Whitney donation will finance residential units for AMO men and alleviate overcrowding after Yale became coeducational last fall. Whitney, senior Yale Corporation member and Whitney Communications chairman, holds interests in Paris based media and design magazines.
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Slob Hany Whitey
Yale University
AMO
University
New Haven
Conn
Whitney
Yale Corporation
Whitney Communications Corporation
Paris
International Herald ‘Tribune
Parade
Harvest Years
Artin Amneriga
Chimanee escape leads to city scare and capture
In Los Angeles a female chimpanzee harem reportedly escaped from its enclosure at a lab in Geillith Park. A watchman mistook a chimp for a gorilla triggering an alarm. The group roamed the city for about three hours before recapture.
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Las Angeles
Taves
Gaa
Gorsia
Sodepa
Varia
Joose
Geillith Park
Israel battles rebels and air raids amid cease-fire talks
Israeli forces fought guerrillas in Lebanon and ground infiltrators on the Golan Heights. Arab forces attacked Israeli settlements. casualties were reported on both sides. Talks under UN mediation continued as Israel pressed for clear U.N. support and guarantees on frontiers before any withdrawal.
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Faraell
Liebanon
Golan
Sues Canal
Silay
Hermon
Ean Israeli
Sail
Lebathese Army
Kfar Shuba
Shauba
Jersa
Lea
Galilee
Tie
Mel Aviv
Treaeli Uisaps
Acadan
Dead Sea
Tel Aviv
Weront
Galt Heights
Amman
Arab Palestine Organization
Egypt
Mal
Gunnar
Jaering
Israel
United States
Yitzhak Rabbi
Washington
Lel Avia
Gola Meir
Ile
U.S
U.N
Qaiya Radio
Alao
Fire destroys large Wayne Ford Museum complex
A Sunday blaze gutted about 50 000 square feet of the Henry Ford Museum and the adjacent Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan. Thousands fled as smoke trapped visitors while firefighters battled the flames for hours. Cause is undetermined and important exhibits including early automobiles and Edison light bulb related items were lost.
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Dearborn
Mich
Menry Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Fee
Wess
D4-Aare Museum
Americada
Thomas Edison
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Henry Ford
Edison
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Tdison
Menin, Nu
Greenfield
Wireman
Reaper
Jord
Nixon OKs More Aid to Jobless Under New Law
President Nixon signed a bill extending unemployment insurance to about 2.21 million workers in nonprofit groups, small firms, state institutions, and other categories. The act also extends benefits by up to 13 weeks with federal aid if unemployment rises above set thresholds.
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Nixon
Washington Wi
U.S
Passenger's Cuba Threat Halts Flight at Dulles
A New York to San Juan Eastern Airlines flight diverted to Dulles International after a passenger, Angel Devila Jr., reportedly threatened Cuba. He was held by the FBI on charges of crime on a government reservation and marijuana possession. the plane resumed to San Juan with 120 aboard after a 90-minute stop.
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Washington
UPI
New York
San Juan
Dalles International Airpark
FBI
Cuba
Angel Devila Jr
FBT
Eastern Airlines Dcs
Puerto Rico
Devila
WIENA
Wight 923
Dulles
Pevila
Senger
San -Juan
24th Death in Poisoning of Elderly at Baltimore Home
A salmonella outbreak at a Baltimore elderly convalescent home caused 24 deaths and many illnesses. State health officials said the crisis was largely under control, with the latest victim a 72 year old woman and several patients still ill or recovering.
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Baltimore
Fife
Neil Solomon
Heat and Mental Hygiene
Gould
Bath Solomon
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