Guns Smuggled Through Prison Pipe Trigger Hostage Crisis
In Atlanta, two pistols were smuggled via a visitors restroom pipe to four inmates holding 25 hostages for 28 hours at a federal prison. Arlene Granito, 25, girlfriend of one prisoner, was arrested on charges of smuggling the weapons and ammunition. The inmates planned escape but were thwarted. 10,000 daily smuggling chances cited by a prison official. Hostages, including seven women, were freed with no serious injuries.
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FBI
Arlene-Anna ‘Granito
U.S
Ivan Daniel
Scond
Myr E. “ Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
J.W. Land
Lanc
Land
Pecame Il
Six Die as Pan Am 707 Crashes on Landing at Dum Dum
A Pan American 707 from Bangkok to New York crashed while landing at Dum Dum Airport Calcutta during monsoon rain. Six people died including a stewardess and a child, 24 injured, many ejected or pulled from the burning fuselage. The plane had last stopped in Bangkok and reportedly had clear tower clearance before the fatal descent.
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India
New York
Pan American
Los Angeles
Bangkok
New Cities Needed Over 250000 Population Says Scientist
Dr Athelstan Spilhouse told Phoenix leaders at the Metropolitan Phoenix Urban Policy Conference hosted by Arizona State University and the Brookings Institution that Americans should build new cities from scratch with populations over 250000 to escape current urban messes. He urged separation from existing communities to avoid past mistakes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Athelstan Spilhouse
Arizona State University
Brookings Institution
Bridge Game Leads to Tactical Lessons by Sheinwold
The column analyzes a bridge hand where North opens and the defense capitalizes on a spade ruff. East's queen of clubs and a switch back to trumps decide the play, with South misjudging finesses and endplay concepts.
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East
Wes
West
Sheep heart implant attempt fails at keeping patient alive
A Houston case reports a 47 year old man died after a trial implant of a sheep heart at St. Luke's Hospital. Surgeon Newell France said the ram heart was a last resort to sustain the patient until a human donor could be found.
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UPI
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newell France
France
Rhodes to head TARS speakers
Congressman John Rhodes will keynote a leadership training session by the Theodore Roosevelt Teenage Republicans at the Executive House in Scottsdale. The day-long program features workshops on publicity public relations campaign and precinct organization and current issues. A luncheon evening picnic and dance follow with a talk on What is Republicanism and a fund-raising discussion.
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John Rhodes
Theodore Roosevelt
TARS
Executive House
Scottsdale
Titan 3C launches eight relay satellites for Vietnam link
A Titan 3C rocket lifted from Cape Kennedy at 10 04 a m EDT carrying eight Air Force relay satellites to fill gaps in the Vietnam direct communications network. The 124 foot two solid propellant stages and three main stages reached about 21 000 miles altitude after a smooth six hour countdown. The Defense Department will gain 25 space relay stations for voice teletype and high quality reconnaissance transmissions between Washington and Vietnam once all satellites operate.
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Atlantic
Air Force
Defense Department
Communications Agency
Washington
Viet- Nam
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Britain authorizes 10 day Ray extradition hearings in London
Britain formally authorized court hearings on the U.S. bid to extradite James Earl Ray for the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. Home Secretary Callaghan signed the order directing London’s chief magistrate to conduct hearings through the summer. The case also covers Ray’s 1967 Missouri prison escape in a wide extradition scope.
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UPI
Britain
James Earl Ray
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Ray
King
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
Scotland Yard
London International Airport
James
Scottsdale Boys' Club camp opens with openings left
The Scottsdale Boys' Club announces its summer camp for ages nine to fifteen still has openings. Directed by Jim Charles, the camp starts Saturday and runs until July 13. Reservations and information are available at 7502 E Osborn Rd.
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Scottsdale
Jim. Charles
E. Osborn Rd
Movie Press Agent Seeks Bank Robber Advice
Philadelphia report says Max Miller placed an ad in a local newspaper seeking a professional bank robber to advise on a new film. He received 87 replies, 12 of which came from convicted bank robbers.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Max Miller
Fie
Conservatives to vote against Rhodesia sanctions move
London observers report the opposition Conservative party will vote against the British government's latest sanctions tightening on Rhodesia. The party action comes amid protest and debate over the new measures.
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London
UPTI
Rhodesia
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