Justice Hugo L. Black Dies at 85 Mourned Nationwide
President Nixon and the nation mourn the death of Supreme Court justice Hugo L. Black at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Black, aged 85, resigned from the court eight days earlier and is remembered as a pillar of liberal civil rights. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Washington Cathedral with Arlington burial.
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UPI
Nixon
Legal World
Nation
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Jack
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Elizabeth DeMeritte Black
Hugo Jr
Miami
Sterling Fr. Black
Albuquerque
N.M
Mario Pesaresi
Hackensack
N.J
Black
Bethesda
Washington Cathedral
Duncan Howlett
All Souls Unitarian Church
Arlington
Barney Whatley
Beckenridge
Colo
Albert Lee Smith
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama School of Law
Gawler Funeral Home
John M. Harlan
United States
Warren E. Burger
Clay County
Ife
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
High Court
America
Ralph Yanatines
Hugo Black
John Marshall
Stephen J. Field
Roger B. Taney
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hurricane Ginger Seeding Considered by Scientists
Hurricane Ginger sits 575 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras as Project Stormfury eyes seeding clouds with silver iodide to disrupt energy concentration. NHC reports 250 crew and 14 aircraft probing the storm with an expected Sunday test to spread energy over a wider area.
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UPI
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Puerto Rico
Carolinas
National Hurricane Center
Stormfury
Chinese student held in triple deer-hunter murder case in Sierra City
Carter Hall Yuen, 21, a Chinese student, is held for investigation after three fellow hunters were killed at a Yuba River campground. Witness Ronald Gong, 14, wounded, said Yuen fled in a Dodge. four rifles were found at the scene as deputies searched for drugs evidence amid the hunting season setup.
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Calif
UPI
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Sam Doyle
Ronald Gong
Reno
New
Gong
Yuen
Yuba
San Francisco
Chinatown
Russell K. Wong
Wendell Lee
Daniel Yen Woo
Highway 49
Sierraville
Cuban crisis fears revived by newly built Cuban field
Congressional testimony revealed that U S intelligence flagged a new Cuban site near September 1970 as possibly a submarine base or naval facility. DIA witnesses later suggested it could be a rest area for Soviet sailors, a view that tempered the initial fear of a violation of the 1962 missile crisis agreement.
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UPI
U.S
Cuba
Pentagon
House
United States
House Inter-American Affairs Subcommittee
Dante B. Fascell
D-Fla
Subcommittee
Defense Intelligence Agency
DIA
Fascell
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Fensortment
Cienfuegos
Mourners Honor Prisoners at Attica Funeral Parade
Crowds in Brooklyn march behind six hearses honoring six Attica prisoners killed in the uprising. An identity dispute delayed the start as a family member objected to the body, and mourners raised clenched fists while chanting slogans amid black nationalist and Puerto Rican flags. The procession moves along Fulton Street as about 300 people follow.
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New York
UPI
Attica
N.Y
Thomas Hicks
Hicks
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Attica Toll Climb Tells Prison Rebellion Deaths
The Attica prison uprising death toll rose to 42 as Edward Menefi, 21, of Parksville died in Meyer Memorial Hospital Buffalo from injuries. The riot began September 9 and ended September 13 with state police action. 32 inmates and 10 prison workers died.
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N.Y
UPI
Attica
State Correctional Services Department
Edward Menefi
Parksville
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Menefi
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