Car Franklin Delano Alexander accuses Angela Davis in Los Angeles
Alexander, self styled chairman of the Che-Lumumba Club, points to a car he says belongs to Angela Davis parked on his porch street in Los Angeles. Davis is sought for questioning on murder and kidnapping warrants tied to a San Rafael judge killing during a kidnap escape attempt.
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Los Angeles
Angela Davis
Alexander
Che-Lumumba Club
Communist Party
Miss Davis
San Rafael
Nixon presses Senate ratification of 1925 gas warfare treaty
President Nixon urged the Senate to ratify the 1925 Geneva protocol banning gas warfare while reserving that tear gas defoliants riot control agents and smoke flame and napalm are not covered. Secretary Rogers noted many nations have reservations and the US would retain right to retaliation if attacked with poison gases.
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Nixon
Senate
United States
George Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations Committee
U.N. General Assembly
William P
Rogers
Nixon to Name New York Lawyer Irwin Under Secretary of State
President Nixon will name New York lawyer John N Irwin II as under secretary of state succeeding Elliot Richardson. Irwin, 56, a Republican, has spent two decades with Patterson, Belknap, Webb and has held foreign affairs assignments. The $42,500-a-year post makes him the top State Department officer under Secretary William P Rogers.
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Washington
Nixon
New York
John N Irwin II
Elliot Richardson
White House
Irwin
Patterson, Belknap, and Webb
State Department
William P Rogers
Trans Caribbean plane hijacked and diverted to Cuba
A Trans Caribbean DC 8 en route from Newark to San Juan was diverted to Havana then landed in Miami nine hours later. Flight 401, with 154 passengers, carried on to San Juan after new crew arrived. Captain Cunningham denied being hijacked to Cuba. The incident marked the carrier’s first diversion to Cuba.
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Cuba
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Havana
Newark
N.J
Midway
William Cunningham
Gas Buried Hulk's Final Voyage Off Florida Coast
The WWII freighter Briggs carrying 418 vaults of GB nerve gas sank 16 000 feet east of the Florida coast after being scuttled by the Navy and Army cooperation. A deathly silent descent followed a loud impact as eight specialists checked for leaks with rabbits aboard. Scientists expect rapid neutralization in salt water and plan October sampling. Governor Claude Kirk and conservationists challenged the disposal but court rulings blocked further action.
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Hartley
Navy
Russell Briggs
Florida
A. G Hamilton
Army
Coast Guard
Air Force
Briggs
Claude Kirk
Army Chemical
Mendota
Navy L. A
Elizabeth Moran
Port Jefferson
Ed Gibson
von the Hartley
Kirk
Army Oceanographic
US Court of Appeals
Cholera Quarantine Closes Three Southern Russian Cities
Soviets keep three southern cities Astrakhan Volgograd and Odessa closed amid a cholera outbreak with travel limits to southern regions. Authorities urge household cleanliness and water boil notices as posters and TV panels promote sanitary measures. The US Embassy reports no American cases or travelers in the quarantined areas.
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Associated Press
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Volgograd
Odessa
Soviet Health Ministry
Polish Hijackers Force Danish Landing on Baltic Island
Five Poles hijacked a Polish Airlines Ilyushin-14 with 17 passengers and five crew, forcing it to land at Bornhold Avenne Airport Denmark. A hijacker displayed a hand grenade and four defectors exited the plane before the crew returned to Poland. Officials note a second recent hijack of a Polish airliner to Denmark and an extradition case ongoing for Zbigniew Ivanicki.
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Denmark
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Bornhold
Avenne
Poland
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Copenhagen
Inequities Cited Between Education and Other Agencies
Santa Fe State Board member Fred Comstock cites gross inequities between Education Department salaries and those of other agencies. He notes Education offers high titles with small salaries while OBO can pay up to 15 000 for high school educated workers. The debate follows promotions at the Education Department. Meanwhile a New York sample reports mobile home residents seek long term stay with one third planning permanent occupancy.
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API
State Board of Education
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Albuquerque
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Gen Whitlock
Markets Surge as Dow Tops 723 on Higher Trade
New York stocks closed higher in moderate volume led by gains in Dow components. Dow Jones Industrial Average finished at 723.99, up 7.33, with advances outpacing declines about two to one and a total of 9,880,000 shares traded.
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Ban
Haliburton
Elec
Es Mc
Xerox
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Int
Paner
Tex Uti Shy Kennecott
Union Oil Cal Wa Ling Temco
Wilcoxb&gibbs
Lyagsin
Fuel Oil Crisis May Prove Costly Across U S Utilities
A Nixon administration official warns world wide shortages and rising prices for residual fuel oil could trigger across the board utility rate hikes. He notes imports dominate two thirds of U S consumption and that higher fuel costs typically push electricity rates higher.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
George A Lincson
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Lincoln
Three Roswell youths charged in marijuana possession case
James Joe Taller 19 of 1900 N Richardson Robert Charles Mask 19 of 2507 Gaye Drive and Lester Robert Mauney 19 of 712 N Pennsylvania were charged with unlawful possession of marijuana over one ounce. Magistrate Kent Shannon and Magistrate Clyde McKee advised rights. Bond set at 2000 each. expected to make bond today.
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Richardson
Kent Shannon
Robert Charles Mask
Gaye Drive
Lester Robert Mauney
Pennsylvania
Clyde McKee
McKee
Angela Davis Sighting and Flight Charges in 1970 Jurisdiction Case
Angela Davis, 26, once UCLA philosophy teacher and Black militant, was seen Aug 6 in a yellow vented panel truck linked to a fatal shootout that killed a judge, three inmates, and others. FBI lists her on Ten Most Wanted. authorities connect her to weapons used in the killings and a planned hijacking of National Airlines Flight 36.
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Angela Davis
California
Miss Davis
University of California At Los Angeles
San Rafael
FBI
Birmingham
Ala
Los Angeles
National Airlines
National
Tampa
Miami
Fla
Trash Fire Rekindled Behind Hahn Street Residence
A trash fire behind 1103 S Hahn rekindled from earlier burning trash at Tuesday 10 p.m. No damage reported. Occupant Elvira Baca and owner T D Sumner referenced.
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Elvira Baca
T. D. Sumner
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