Berrigan Transferred From Cranston Jail To Danbury Prison
The Rev Daniel J Berrigan a renowned antiwar priest was moved by federal marshals from the Adult Correctional Institution Cranston to the Danbury Connecticut federal prison He faces charges connected to the Catonsville Nine draft records raid and his brother Philip is also reported being transferred to Danbury The case involves FBI actions and local antiwar protests in Providence and Trevigiane with ongoing legal maneuvers by prosecutors and defense.
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William Steingtelton
Anthony Towne A. Berrigan
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Iona
U.S. Bureau of ‘Prisons
Washington
Philip Bertigan
Lewisburg
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Caonaville
Selective Service Office
Catonsville
U.S
Everett
Sanmartino
Daniel Bertigai
Mary Moylan
Baltimore
David Darst
Viets Take Key Ridge Near O'Reilly Base
South Vietnamese infantry seized high ground near fire support base O'Reilly, near the Laos border, as North Vietnamese forces pressed with mortars and rockets. U.S. Cobra gunships supported operations around Hai Son and Cau Nhi Ha Lo hamlets, while 101st Airborne elements previously faced heavy action at Ripcord. Civilian displaced care and uncertain casualty figures accompanied the fighting along Route 1 corridor.
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Do Wit
Reilly
Jungies
Laouan
O'Reilly
U.S
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Cobra
Hai San
Cau Nhi
Ha Lo
Hai Son
Hai Sun
Cavai
Weat
Hie
Ripcord
101St Airborne Division
New York Prison Unrest Reaches Third Day
inmates at a Manhattan city prison for men sparked a fresh disturbance marking the third straight day of protests against conditions and confinement, as guards reported rising tensions and minimal disruption to operations.
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New York II
Manhattan City
John V. Lindsay
McGrath
Gily Hall
Arms Cuts Would Idle 2 Million Jobs Warn Pentagon Official
A senior Pentagon aide warned Congress that further defense budget cuts could idle about two million jobs in defense related industries nationwide. He noted nearly 700,000 defense employees would lose work by next June, with more cuts expected as Senate debates the fiscal 1971 budget.
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Pentagon
Richard G. Capan Jr
Defense
Melvin BR. Laird
Kiwanis Club
Severm
Capea
Congress
Senate
Capen
Irish Clash Held off by Troops in Derry Bogside
In Londonderry protest tensions rose as about 20 Catholic youths surged from Bogside toward Protestant areas, clashing with British troops behind riot shields. Rocks pelted soldiers but the army reported the situation contained with no arrests or injuries yet, amid a banned parade marking a Catholic defeat. About 3,000 British troops and Irish police sealed Bogside with wire barricades to prevent violence.
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