Calley to surrender at Army stockade in Georgia
Former Army lieutenant William Calley Jr agreed to turn himself in to Army authorities at Henning near Columbus at 3 p.m. He will be treated like any other Army prisoner. Judge J Robert Elliott ordered Calley back into custody after the Court of Appeals reversed a prior bail. Elliott criticized the Fort Benning commander for calling Calley a nonperson and said Calley must be produced and treated as a person for his appeals hearing.
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Embezzlement Guilts for Bank Aides in Franklin Case
New York reports bank embezzlement pleas by broker Robert Tomarkin and employee Robert Noble in Manhattan Supreme Court. They admitted guilt on charges tied to diverting nearly one million dollars from Franklin National Bank to speculative investments via an account opened as Williams Investors Corp. Noble allegedly falsified records to conceal the swindle as market losses followed.
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Robert Tomarkip
Robert Noble
Manhattan Supreme Court
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Wzcount
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Tomarkin
Willams Lvestors Corp
Park Ave
Noble
Man found guilty of 9 murders in California spree
Wilke Steelman 29 of Lodi convicted by San Joaquin County judge on nine counts of first degree murder for the Nov. 4 1973 Parker victims slaying spree tied to a grocery robbery. Accomplice Douglas Gretzler 23 of New York had pleaded guilty to murder charges. Sentencing set for July 8 before extradition to Arizona. The Franklin New York Corp reported a first quarter net loss of 40.4 million dollars, with foreign exchange losses and other operating costs eroding earnings.
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Franklin New York Corp
Marehdi
Million of Chicks Destroyed to Boost Prices
Washington reports that U.S. chicken producers have destroyed millions of baby chicks to reduce supplies and lift prices. George Watts of the National Broiler Council warned cuts could cut consumer supply by 16 million pounds a week in July and August, though prices may not cover production costs.
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UPD
George Watts
National Broier Council
Sp. Watts
Radio executive jailed over SLA tape and Weather Underground letter
KPFE PM general manager Will Lewis of KPFK defies court order, refusing to release an SLA tape and a Weather Underground letter. Judge A Andrew Hauk holds him in contempt as Pacifica Foundation faces pressure to comply while Lewis weighs an appeal and possible jail stay.
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Los Angeles
Lewis
Pacifica
Texas Lt Gov Hobby Jr Arrested For Drunken Driving
Texas Lt Gov William P Hobby Jr was arrested on a downtown street before dawn and charged with driving while intoxicated. He was taken to the police station, appeared again at 8 am, and released on own recognizance.
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William P. Hobby Jr
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Houston Post
Jovial President briefed Congress chiefs on Middle East trip
President Nixon told Congress leaders that a lasting change has taken place in the Middle East as he described hope where there was none and hospitality where there was hostility. Haig said five Arab leaders pledged to pursue a settlement and noted no secret commitments were made. White House aides estimated about 7 million people greeted Nixon on the 14 775 mile journey. He paused in Austria with Chancellor Kreisky and met Portugal's Gen. Spinola before returning to Washington.
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New Talks Hinted To End Long Beach Police Slowdown
Hints of a possible new meeting emerged Wednesday between Long Beach police officials and city manager to resolve a slowdown that could cost the city about 3000 dollars daily. Police and the city had failed to resolve overtime pay and related issues after talks earlier in the week. Police union president Harry Lee Duple said a city request for another meeting was expected.
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Nyen
R.N. Howard
Long Beach Judicial District
Long Beach Police Officers Association
Harry Lee Duple
RTD Gets $28 Million Bus Grant
A federal grant of 28.87 million dollars will fund Southern California Rapid Transit District purchases of 300 air conditioned buses carrying 40 to 53 passengers each. Funds will also finance 4.4 acre and 4 acre maintenance sites, a tire shop, a new maintenance building, 250 additional parking spaces at Al Monte station, 33 supervisory vehicles, and renovations to 13 minibuses.
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Southern California Rapid Transit Mistriet
RTD
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Veterans aid bill aims to boost benefits and loans
Senate and House committees work to reconcile differences in a veteran benefits bill. The plan increases monthly aid to 100 dollars and 1900 dollars of total aid, extends eligibility from 36 to 45 months, and allows up to ten years to use benefits. It includes tuition grants and up to 52000 dollars yearly in low interest loans, facing opposition from House leaders and the Nixon administration. Cost estimates run to about 1.9 billion for the next fiscal year, with 61.4 million for the House version, as the June 30 deadline nears for four million veterans who served 1955 to 1966.
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Israel raids hit Lebanese camps amid Gaza style fear
Israeli forces launched air strikes against Sidon Ein el Hilweh and Tyre targets in Lebanon. Local authorities reported at least 40 killed and many injured across Sidon and Tyre hospitals with Palestinian and guerrilla groups blamed for training bases and headquarters. Arab press cited higher tolls, while Israeli communiques claimed hits on command posts and bunkers. Ambulatory scenes showed authorities cordoning Bin el Hilweh as medics rushed casualties to hospitals.
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Israel
Rashir Diya
Roughneck killed by poison fumes in oil field incident
In Santa Maria an oil field accident left one worker dead and another seriously ill from hydrogen sulfide fumes. Robert Garcia Munoz, 21, of Bakersfield, was pronounced dead. Richard Knowles, 41, of Taft, remained in serious but improving condition at Marian Hospital.
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