Train ejects diplomat and poodle incident prompts apology
Mayor Alvin R Ruskin of New Rochelle apologizes to Paul Marc Henry UN official after he and his wife and two unmuzzled poodles were removed from a Penn Central train. Police aided the eviction and Ruskin invites them to a civic reception. Henry seeks hearing of overreaction.
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Alvin R. Ruskin
New Rochelle
Ruskin
Paul-Marc Henry
Henry
United Nations
Penn Central
S Viets to Guard Saigon
United States forces withdraw defense of Saigon to South Vietnamese amid heavy weekly losses. 82nd Airborne Brigade exits, leaving 528 to 529 Vietnamese dead as Americans pull back under Nixon plan. 4,000-strong Marine and Army units to be redeployed. DMZ fighting continues with Marine and artillery losses reported.
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Saigon
U.S
82Nd Airborne
Nixon
Ho Chi Minh
S2nd Airborne Division
Ard Marine Division
1St Marine Air Wing
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Dmz
Hanoi
Boy Firebug Arrested Sparks Probe In Hancock
Frederick Ruelle, 13, son of Hancock Fire Chief Emery Ruelle, was arrested on suspicion of setting fires. Firemen grew suspicious when he asked for information about a fire before it had been reported, prompting questions about motive and timing.
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Hancock, Mich
UPI
Frederick Ruelle
Emery Ruelle
Young Ruelle
Ver aya ory day and delivery carrier note
A read fragment mentions a delivery carrier and a day related to barring or arrival. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible to establish a concrete event or outcome for a full card.
Judge Warren Delivers Unusual Trial In Go Go Bar
In Sacramento a barroom trial presided by Earl Warren Jr. moved from a wood paneled courtroom to a honky tonk tavern stage. Susanne Marie Haines and Sheila Brendensgon faced charges of indecent exposure and lewd conduct as Warren observed a 45 minute topless to bottomless dance amid cigarette smoke and red lights while jurors sipped beer. Warren asserted the Constitution protects expression and noted the unusual setting was properly conducted.
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Sheila Brendenson
Susanne Haines
Sacramento
Earl Warren Jr
UPS
Warren
Susanne Marie Haines
U.S
Miss Haines
Sheila Brendensgon
Eas of Tows
Ronald Sypnick
Haines
Kansas City
Léonard L. Glancy
Clancy
Warhol Film Ruled Obscene by New York Court
A three judge Criminal Court panel ruled Andy Warhols Blue Movie is hard core pornography. Saul Heller, 56, manager of the Warhol Garrick Theater in Greenwich Village, was fined 250 for exhibiting the film after police seized it July 31. The judges held the film graphically portrays sexual activity with no redeeming social value.
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New York
Andy Warhol
Saul Heller
Ringel
Nixon withdrawal plan sparks Hanoi protest debate
Paris Vietnam talks react to Nixon announced 35,000 troop pullout calling it a deceptive move while Col Ha Van Lau warns the number is indeterminate due to Pentagon contradictions. Lodge says the President seeks peaceful settlement and urges both sides to negotiate to end the war. Also a rental notice appears in the classifieds.
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Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
John Cos
Mankiewicz
la Salle College
Philadelphia
South
Vietnam
Manklewicr
George Wallace
Paris 1
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Ha van Lau
Hanoi
Pentagon
Lau
Sith
Henry Cabal Lodge
Lodge
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