Americans Abroad Face Long Detention In Foreign Jails
State Department reports 1100 Americans jailed abroad with over 700 on drug charges. Consuls visit detainees, assist with lawyers, and communicate with families. Watson notes due process varies by country and many face lengthy detentions before charges. Diplomats urge Americans to respect foreign laws and expect potential prison conditions vary by country.
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Washington
State Department
Citizan Ia
Une Consul
Bara M. Watson
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
International Aviation Club
Turkey
Barbers Face Indictment in Pension Fund Scandal
A 36 count indictment unsealed in Chicago names Thomas A. Shaheen Jr and Joseph De Paola with others for conspiring to siphon millions from a California linked pension fund. The probe ties to Columbia Financial Corp and a large network amid flagging assets and potential bankruptcy risk for the fund with about 60,000 members.
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Joseph D. Paola
Indianapolis
Ind
Barbers Union Pension Fund
da Paula
Journsymen Barbers
California
Washington
Thelloan
Shaheen
UN Land Columbia
de Paula
DuPont
Paula
Ramminsinn
Hobby Bak'a
Peasigit
Fond 94
Chicago
Justice Department
Thomas A. Shaheen Jr
Pension Fund
Westment
London
England
Joseph de Paola
Hyberg
International Unink of America
Mix Block II
New York
Columbia Financial Corp
Chevy, Chase, Md
Shaheen and
Black
Digm
Shabeen
Labor Department
Associated Press
Shaleen
Ata
Morty
Winthrop Lawrence Corp
Winthrop Lawrence
Camedo
Southward
Hanoi
Halphong
Larmmot du Pont
Copeland Jr
Vinh
U S Flights Increase Over DMZ as Reconnaissance Grows
U S reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam rose slightly but found no clear rise in enemy supply movements south of the DMZ. The U S Command reported three days of attacks on antiaircraft missile sites in North Vietnam with unknown results and noted 25 to 40 daily missions over Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Aftershocks Hit Los Angeles Area Amid Quake Fallout
The Los Angeles area suffered continued aftershocks with no new major damage reported. Death toll rose to 64 as 11 quake damaged buildings in the Los Angeles City School District were ordered demolished, including Los Angeles High School used for the TV show Room 222. Inspectors checked thousands of structures in the San Fernando Valley where over 5,700 buildings were damaged and more than 1,100 dwellings deemed unsafe. Officials project up to 209 million to replace damaged schools and plan a 160 million bond to meet state standards with federal help.
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Los Angeles
Tembler
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles High School
San Fernando Valley
Downtown
Arthur Cahill
Mfan Day
Mabel Meyers
Cahill
San Fernandal
Veterans Hospital
Sylmar
Myers
Long Beach
William Johnston
Board of Education
Britain to Cut Defense Spending for 1971 72
Britain plans a 158 million dollar reduction in defense for the year ending March 1 1972 bringing total defense spending to 6.1 billion dollars. The white paper cites manpower and administration savings while maintaining main NATO commitments, with continued support for Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean on a scaled basis. The note references debate over resuming naval weapon sales amid rising naval strength in the Indian Ocean.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Indian Ocean
Persian Gul
Middle East
Aeleath
Lewarperi
Egypt Ready to Pledge Compliance on 1967 Resolution
Egypt would pledge to uphold the Middle East resolution if Israel makes the same pledge, according to Al Ahram. The note set out Israeli withdrawal from 1967 occupied territories and a just solution to the Palestinian issue, with a declaration renouncing force and expansionism.
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Associated Press
Egypt
U.N
Ivoy Gunnar V
Middle East
Profit Takers Grip Market As Dow Dips On Profit Taking
NEW YORK AP profit takers held a strong grip on stock market performance as prices slipped in early trading. At 10:30 a.m. the Dow Jones average shed 4.91 to 885.75 while the NYSE tape ran a minute late. DeLine, Teledyne, GE, International Nickel, Boeing, Texaco, Sperry Rand and Chrysler saw fractionally lower quotes as analysts noted a possible market readjustment after weeks of gains.
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New York
Cary
New York Stock Exchange
Teledyne
General Electric
International Nickel
Boeing
Texaco
Sperry Rand
Chryslar
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