Nationwide survey profiles united states bombers
A Monitor survey of law enforcement and security officials finds bombers are sane and motive driven. They include racial protesters, political extremists, and individuals seeking personal revenge. An organization, the National Bomb Data Center in Gaithersburg, Md, established 1970, acts as a clearinghouse for bombing incident data.
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Boston
Mass
United States
U.S
National Bomb Data Center
Gaithersburg
International Association of Chiefs of Police
U.S. Justice Department
China Went Red in 1919 Editor's Note
A historical analysis traces the May 4 1919 movement in China from student protests over Japanese rights in Shantung to a broader anti-traditional backlash that fueled Communist currents, marking a turning point in modern China and influencing American perceptions of Beijing’s path to Peking.
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Washington
China
Peking
Nixon
United States
Versailles
Germany
Shantung
Sun Yat-sen
Sun
Repub
Police Probe Presses as Saturday Deadline Looms
A 14 year old boy held in the death of 14 year old John Macsay at Northwood Junior High faces a Saturday deadline to be charged in juvenile court. Lorain County prosecutors and juvenile court officials say only delinquency charges can be filed due to the youth’s age, with further reports awaited from the ongoing investigation.
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Northwood
John Macsay
Longfellow Ave
Macsay
Lorain County
John Lowther
Stephen R. Nagy
Grunda
John quits cabinet Martha opposes Mitchell resignation
Martha Mitchell criticizes her husband John N Mitchell for leaving the cabinet to direct Nixon re election effort saying the country needs him in justice. She praises his work cleaning up crime and mafia and vows to help with the campaign while opposing his resignation.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Martha Mitchell
John
Justice Department
Justice
Mrs. Mitchell
Mitchell
British coal strike rises to 2.5 million idle workers
Britain faces a three day week as coal shortages drive unemployment past 2.5 million, highest since 1933. The Trades Union Congress rejects Heath’s plea to end the strike while miners demand a 15.50 weekly pay raise. The National Coal Board offers half that increase and a court inquiry probes a resolution by Friday.
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London
Britain
Trades Union Congress
Edward Heath
Department of Employment
Confederation of British Industry
CBI
Heath
Victor Feather
TUC
Feather
National Coal Board
Joe Gormley
National Union of Mineworkers
Court of Inquiry
Mrs Irving Gives Up On Charges Filed By Swiss
Edith Irving, wife of Clifford Irving, was arrested at the federal courthouse on a fugitive from Swiss justice charge in the Howard Hughes autobiography case. Swiss officials accuse counterfeiting forgery and larceny tied to a Swiss bank deposit scheme.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Edith Irving
U.S
Martin Jacobs
Irving
Clifford
Hughes
Helga R. Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temps Ahead
Weather remains cool with highs in the upper 20s to lower 40s and a slight warming trend tomorrow. Partly cloudy tonight with lows about 20 to 25, then cloudy tomorrow with a high in the upper 30s or lower 40s. Precipitation chances 18 to 20 percent, winds NW 5 to 15 mph shifting to light and variable tonight and E to SE 10 to 15 mph tomorrow. Sunset today 6 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:22 a.m. High 38 yesterday at 3 p.m. Low 22 today. Details on Page C-3.
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