New York City bribery case and other court news
A New York bribery trial unfolds as Colin and related figures deny guilt in a six week case tied to Fifth Avenue Coach Lines. Separate reports cover a marriage license in New York City with Tim Buckley’s fiancé seeking parental consent, a blind man identifying a assaulted 17 year old in San Francisco, and a missing soldier from Vietnam whose body is questioned by his family.
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Ann
Roy M. Cohin
Law Tittle
Colin
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Joseph R. MclColl
John Carthy
Wisconsin
eTiny Tim
Vicki
Fing
Herbert Buckingham Khaury
Victoria
Miss Vicki" Butlinger
Emata Butinger
New York
Alan Budinger
Haddonfield
Herman Katz
Katz
NBC
Philadelphia
T Tiny
Tim
Nbc-Tv
San Francisco
General Hospital
J. M. Fisher
Fisher
Nforacy Mixon Jr
House OKs Smallest Aid Bill
The House approved a 16 billion global aid package by a 200 to 195 vote, the smallest postwar foreign aid bill. It funds fighter planes for Nationalist China and specific aid for South Korea, bars aiding nations trading with Communist China, and faces Senate opposition. President Nixon has warned of a possible special session if funding stalls.
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Washington
U.S
House
Senate
China
South Korea
Nixon
Peasants seek asylum from Viet Cong terror near Saigon
Sixty four Vietnamese peasants, including women and children, turned themselves in to U.S. troops north of Saigon seeking escape from Viet Cong harassment. Government reports 111 civilians killed, 202 wounded, 68 kidnapped last week in Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks.
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Saigon
Dhasse
U.S
Cavalry Division
Red Cross Urges Wall Be Opened for Families at Christmas
Berlin reports say the International Red Cross asked Premier Willi Stoph of East Germany to open the Berlin Wall this Christmas to reunite families. Diplomatic sources doubt the move will occur, noting the wall has been closed for four Christmases. Militia regional and popular forces show gains amid Mekong Delta fighting, with regional forces up 32,000 and popular forces up 8,000. the Viet Cong continues attacks on district-level targets as U.S. and allied forces list armored and infantry strengths in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Berlin
UPI
International Red Cross
Willi Staph
Ernst Germany
Berlin Wall
Mekong Delta
Bereaved Victim Grieved Thief Moved to Give Back Loot
Mrs. Joanne Seipel's apartment was burglarized during funeral arrangements for her husband. The next night a caller claiming to be the thief offered restitution after learning of the death. She later found a television set papers and jewelry behind her garage with some items missing.
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Cleveland
UPI
Joanne Seipel
Blacks Seize Akron University Building in 1969 Takeover
Black students at Akron University reportedly armed invaded Buchtel Hall, prompting campus lockdown and police response. Officials including President Norman Auburn sought orders to end the occupation as a protest over black studies demands. No injuries were reported though shots were heard. a campus fire in a nearby room raised concern but had no linked impact.
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Akrow
Ohio
Akron State ‘University
Rhotes
Norman P. Auburn
Buchtel Wall
Buchtel Hall
Auburn
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Black United
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N. M
Dallas
Charles Becknell
Albuquerque
Charles ‘A. Bishop
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Herbert Khaury
Vicki AP Hiri
Army
Stanley R. Resor
My Lai
Pentagon
Robert MacCrate
William R. Peers
Bland West
Col
William V
Bate
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Gite E. Passman
D-Law
Hep
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Gerald RH
Ford
R-Mich
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U. S
Red Cross
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