Trial rests in Berrigan case after 64 witnesses
Harrisburg report states government rests its conspiracy case against Father Berrigan and six codefendants after 64 witnesses. Defense argues for directed verdicts, saying no proven conspiracy to kidnap Kissinger or damage government property. Prosecutor claims evidence shows guilt. defense contends FBI provocation and absence of formal agreement. The defendants face charges of conspiring in 1970 to kidnap Kissinger, blow steam tunnels, and vandalize Selective Service offices.
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Henry Kissinger
William Lynch
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White House
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Selective Service
Tunney accuses ITT of coaching ailing lobbyist Beard
Sen. Tunney said ITT paid attorney Dita Beard’s lawyer to deny a memo linking an antitrust settlement to a 400000 dollar Republican National Convention contribution. He called the shredding of documents by ITT officials and the timing outrageous while Beard prepares for questioning in Denver hospital disputes.
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Life Magazine
Hoover says memo is likely a phony says FBI
FBI director J Edgar Hoover stated some indications exist that a memorandum attributed to lobbyist Mrs Dita Beard and published by columnist Jack Anderson is not proven authentic The document allegedly was produced on a typewriter with ink matching ribbons used at ITT Washington office and linked to antitrust settlements and Republican convention costs accusations in Senate filings
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J. Edgar Hoover
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ITT
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Renaissance Pleasure Faire returns to Agoura for May weekends
The 10th annual Renaissance Pleasure Faire and Springtime Market will be held at Old Paramount Ranch in Agoura every weekend in May and three days around Memorial weekend. The event runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with adult admission $3.50 and children under 12 at a reduced rate. Over 150 craftspeople offer period wares and foods, with continuous entertainment including jugglers, musicians, puppeteers, and pageants.
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Long Beach
Renaissance Centre
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Kanan Road
Ventura Freeway
Britain asserts full control of Northern Ireland border issue
Britain states full control over Northern Ireland as border questions arise. The piece notes Protestant majority over Catholics at roughly two to one and outlines reactions from Protestant groups.
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North Ireland
Ireland
U.S. moves to curb rising food prices amid inflation pressure
U S officials vow price controls and hearings as consumer costs surge. Meat and grocery items jump sharply fueling public concern, with officials warning retailers about profit margins and possible penalties. Northern Ireland crisis also intensifies as Heath imposes measures and troops standby.
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University student on LSD bites friend after howling
In Wollongong near Sydney a university student, Bernhard A. Fischer, 19, allegedly took LSD and then howled like a dog before biting a fellow student in an apartment. A drug squad detective reported the incident from the Wollongong Court of petty sessions noting the dog had to be treated at a hospital.
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Pay Board friction and resignations rock labor scene
The Pay Board faces pressure from public members likely to temper wage rulings after labor opponents warned of a tougher stance. Woodcock resigns from the UAW leadership fueling calls to reexamine wage price controls as living costs rise. Mealy leaves the Productivity Commission, saying continued service would not serve workers’ interests amid Nixon policies.
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Patman
Washington
Congress
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International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Labo
Independent Union
New York
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Afl-Clo International Longshoremen's Association
Meatly
Euny
Guard shot in front of school dies in Compton
A 57 year old security guard, John Banks of Los Angeles, employed by Land Johnson private patrol of Compton, was fatally shot in front of Park Village School at 494 Colin Ave. He died on an operating table at Harbor General Hospital after being found at 4:45 am with a gunshot wound to the right shoulder. The incident was reported by Detective Sgt John Pranin.
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