Rockefeller defends Attica handling amid evolving inquiry
Rockefeller said he acted wisely in the Attica assault and would meet Thursday with legislative leaders to broaden the state inquiry. The reports describe renewed prison unrest at Great Meadow and Clinton and note autopsies contradict earlier accounts of hostages being killed by knife, with gunfire now confirmed.
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Rockefeller
Attica
Quinn
Africa
James McNulty
Buffalo
Dinocese
Great Meadow State Prison
New York
Oswald
Joseph Conboy
Great Meadow
New York State
Great Meadow Prison
Clinton Prison
Dannemora
Correction Department
Albany
Washington
White House
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hoys
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Vincent Mancusi
Kuntsler
Clinton
Trollis Chase
John F. Wolland
Monroe County
Eolland
Edland
McGovern meets Thieu after Saigon church bombing
In Saigon a firebombing at a church injures GIs and prompts statements by civilian Tan that indignant People's Self Defense Forces blocked from a meeting carried out the attack. Senator McGovern, critical of Thieu and U.S. policy, meets Thieu for 30 minutes at the Independence Palace with Ambassador Bunker present. Tan cites Viet Cong agents among McGovern aides awaiting charges for disturbing the peace. McGovern denies Viet Cong presence and criticizes police conduct in Saigon.
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Neayen Thi Tuan
Tan
Saigon
People's Self Defense Forces
McGovern
U.S
Vietnam
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ellsworth Bunker
Independence Palace
Thas
Attica unrest spurs varied political reactions and grief
Eve, a Black legislator, told a State University audience that inmates refused to harm hostages as police attacked. He blamed Gov Rockefeller for the tragedy and contrasted national campaigning with the lives at stake. Reagan warned against bargaining with inmates. Critics and experts urged continued negotiations to prevent further deaths.
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Kunstler
Attica
St. Paul
Kintsler
Eve
State University
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Buiflao
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Sacramento
Reagan
San Quentin
Moth er at Dam mache State Hospital seeks contact help
Mrs Dammache State Hospital in Wilsonville Oregon keeps a patient list with no letters answered. The hospital superintendent’s secretary Dorothy Guyton promised doctor contact but could not locate any correspondence. The reader seeks aid in reaching hospital officials about the mother’s condition.
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Dammache State Hospital
Wilsonville
Ore
Tony Beach
Danunache State Hospital
Dorothy Guyton
Action Line
Bellflower Lions Loan Electric Pencils To Deter Theft
The Bellflower Lions Club lends metal-engraving pencils to Bellflower residents to etch driver license numbers on valuables such as bicycles TVs appliances cameras sporting gear and tools. The service helps police trace owners of stolen items and deter burglary. Free loans available at 10001 Artesia Boulevard and 15737 Bellflower Boulevard Bellflower CA.
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Bellflower Lions Club
Bellflwer
Artesia
Pakistan economy expert stabbed in Karachi office attack
Pakistan economy expert M. M. Ahmad, long-time minister and adviser to President Ya hya Khan, was stabbed on entering his Karachi office. An air mechanic was arrested in connection with the incident and Ahmad was later reported in satisfactory condition at the Combined Military Hospital in Rawalpindi.
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Karachi
Pakistan
M. M. Ahmad
Yahya Khan
Ahmad
Rawalpindi
Nixon rules out retro pay after 90 day wage freeze
The Nixon administration rejected any retroactive wage or price increases during the 90 day freeze period ending after the current cycle. Apparel executives said Stans outlined a post freeze formula tied to productivity gains and indicated no retroactive exceptions. Nixon plans a Sep 23 Detroit Economic Club address to explain the new economic program.
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Washington
Kayser-Roth Corp
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Hinerfeld
Stans
Nixon
UPI
Detroit
Detroit Economic Club
Link pesticide group to animal cancer
FDA findings tie a family of carbamate fungicides to cancer in animals and trigger EPA consideration of bans or tighter rules. ETU, a suspected cancer-causing chemical, remains on treated produce though data are not yet conclusive. Scientists warn that pesticide synergists may alter other chemicals, prompting caution in widespread use.
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Washington
Food and Drug
FDA
Environmental Protection Agency
William M. Upholt
EPA
Virgil O. Woilicka
Bureau of Foods
Wodicka
American Chemical Society
R. M. Philpot
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences of Research
Triangle Park
Hodgson
Bank approves holding company plan by Security Pacific
LOS ANGELES The Security Pacific National Bank board has approved plans to establish a bank holding company. The reorganization will be submitted for stockholder approval at the next regular meeting on March 14, 1972. The bank operates offices abroad in the UK, continental Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Australia, with resources over $8.5 billion.
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Los Angeles
Security Pacific National Bank
United Kingdom
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Australia
Tep
United States
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Millburn
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Alliea
Darkhuff
American International College
Springfield
Mass
Helm, Inc
Chevrolet
P.O
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Vintage Chevrolet Club
Elmer Ryan
Highland St
Bellflower
Calif
Ryan
P.O. Box
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Eox
Ziggy
Chicaco
Brookfield Zoo
Brookfield
Chicago
Bank Approves Holding Co
Seagram's
Abe
Barr Eseagram
Ryo
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