Four Leavenworth Hostages Freed After Prison Violence
A day of violence at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary ended with the release of four hostages taken in the prison laundry after an inmate riot. Guards Kenneth Holcomb and Marvin Berry and civilian John S. Mitchell were freed late Tuesday night in good condition, while Richard M. Williams was released unharmed earlier. Inmates William Hurst and Armando L. Miramon led negotiations with Warden Loren E. Daggett and officials, aided by observers Harry Jones Jr. and Donald E. Black. A guard was fatally stabbed during the disturbance, and about 100 inmates participated in the melee. A 12 inch knife was recovered from the laundry.
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Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
Kenneth Holcomb
Marvin Berry
John S. Mitchell
Richard M. Williams
William Hurst
Hollywood
Calif
Aramando L. Miramon
Los Angeles
Loren E. Daggett
Hurst
Miramon
Harry Jones Jr
The
Kansas City Star
Donald E. Black
Leavenworth Times
Jones
Black
Michael Quinlan
Daggett
Right Place Brigham City Patrolman Nabs Suspects
Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Gerald Peterson was in position as an all-points bulletin for two theft suspects flashed over his radio. He spotted their car stopped at a red light and arrested them before it turned green.
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Brigham City
Utah
UPI
Gerald Peterson
Impeachment Resolution Introduced In House
Rep. Robert F. Drinan of Massachusetts files an impeachment resolution against President Nixon over secret U S bombing in Cambodia. Leadership reacts coolly and no early action is planned. Drinan argues for a House hearing to answer citizen questions and restore trust. This marks the fourth impeachment move against Nixon since he took office.
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Washington
Nixon
House
U.S
Cambodia
Robert F. Drinan
Mass
Drinan
House of Representatives
America
Con
Bult Drinan
James Smock Joins Smock Firm In Terre Haute
William Smock, local attorney, announces his brother James Smock has joined the practice. James, former New York City attorney, is an Indiana State University and IU Indianapolis Law School graduate. The office relocates to Suite 1005, Sycamore Building.
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William Smock
James Smock
New York City
Terre Haute
Indiana State University
Indiana University Indianapolis Law School
Smocks
Sycamore Building
ISU students enter Atlanta festival with parody film
A 15 minute modern parody on The Tortoise and the Hare by four Indiana State University radio-television students earned competition entry in the sixth annual Atlanta International Film Festival to run September 7 to 15 in Atlanta Georgia. Curt Stalheim produced the film, directed by Bob Boxer, with Larry Jewell and Bill Kauffman as cameramen. Preliminary judging July 15 to August 20 features a 100 member judging panel including Elmer Bernstein Peter Max Sheldon Leonard and David Wolper. Screenings are at the Fabulous Fox Theatre with the awards announced at the festival. Dr Arvin Workman serves as faculty advisor.
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Indiana State University Radio-Television
Atlanta
Curt Stalheim
19Th Ave
Rockford
Ill
Bob Boxer
Milburn Ave
Baldwin
N.Y
Larry Jewell
W. Flin St
Kokomo
Bill Kauffman
Minnehaha Blvd
Oakland
N. J
Elmer Bernstein
Peter Max
Sheldon Leonard
David Wolper
Fox
Arvin Workman
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