FBI reshuffles amid Proberts dirty tricks controversy
FBI Deputy Director Richard Held admits responsibility for disruptions tied to COINTELPRO in the Minneapolis office from 1971 to 1973 while Keller replaces Callahan. Prosecutors near grand jury deliberations in New York over civil rights charges linked to burglaries and associated actions.
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Justice Department
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Gee
Edward Levi
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Marvot
Groepe
New York
SBE
We Arcen
Teo
Miroesols
North Dakota
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Levi battles Treasury over Interpol ties with U S
Atty Edward Levi fights Treasury Department over who handles Interpol liaison duties. The dispute centers on control of international crime cooperation and which cabinet agency should oversee it. Treasury and Justice officials clash as White House delays action until after the election.
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Treasury Dept
U.S
Interpol
Washington
Atty
Edward Levi
Treasury Department
Treasury
Justice Department
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Shatice Department
United States
Inherpo
White House
Ford
David R. Macdonald
Louis Sims
Macdonald
Vitte
J. Edgar Hoever
FBI
Mac Dena
Andrew Tartaglino
Anid Justice Department
Lee Department
Bul Sins
Harris defense seeks mistrial over alleged judicial misconduct
Los Angeles jurors hear claims that Judge Brander concealed complaints about juror prejudice and a man making a paper gallows during selection. Leonard Weinglass seeks dismissal of kidnaping robbery and assault charges against Harris and SLA members, arguing trial rights were compromised.
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William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Leonard Weinglass
Liberation Army
Superior Court
Wark Brander
Brandler
Convicted millionaire takes poison in court
In Pontiac Michigan Southfield millionaire Jack Rose swallowed two cyanide capsules in court before a judge after being sentenced to life for hiring a gunman to kill his former wife. He remained in a coma and was listed as very critical at Pontiac General Hospital. Rose collapsed in a basement detention area after seizing on the capsules. The medical examiner confirmed cyanide as the poison. Rose had been convicted June 24 after admitting attempting to hire a hitman in 1974. He asked the judge if an appeal would delay his imprisonment, and was told no. He then swallowed a third capsule and lost consciousness.
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Jeannie Harton
Hangman
Ted
Pontiac, Mich
Southfield
Jack Rose
Pontiac v General Hospital
Rose
Oakland County
Ted Robinson
Robinson
Oakland County Medical Examinere
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Oppliger
Miller
Wit
West Virginia
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Charleston
Kentucky
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Indiana
West Virgina
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Talarlet
Federal Aviation Administrathon
Am Bow
Chicago
New York
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Florénce
Ala
Ile
Washington
Ill fated balloonist regains gondola from salvage
Karl Thomas, who survived a trans Atlantic balloon crossing attempt, recovered the 560 pound gondola from the Atlantic Dart after a Wednesday salvage. He accepted the craft at Port Jersey in a shipboard ceremony, saying it felt good to have her back and noting he would not likely attempt crossing again.
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Bately
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic Dart
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Port Jersey
Detroit
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Thamas
Gordolay
Bob Wyatt
Halifax
Thomas Few
Atven
Ray Woodfield
London
Woodfield
Nt8
Cannery workers approve tentative contract amid harvest
Union leaders announced that cannery and food processing workers ratified a tentative contract by a large margin retroactive to July 1. The deal raises wages 4 cents an hour for two years and 2 cents in year three, includes benefits improvements and an extra holiday bringing annual total to 21. Strikes had halted harvest production and left vegetables rotting before the agreement.
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Freddy F. Sambher
Teamsters California Council & Food Processing
Oakland
Samcher
United One
Anne
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Tropical Storm Anna Edges Toward Azores
Tropical Storm Anna moved farther from land as forecasters warned of heavy rain and 60 to 90 mile per hour winds threatening the Azores. At 6 am EDT, Anna was about 475 miles southwest of Santa Maria with winds near 60 mph and moving east-northeast at 75 mph. Forecasters said the storm could bring gales to the southeastern Azores if its track shifts closer to the islands.
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Anna
Azores
Santa Maria
Miles Lawrence
National Huricate Center
Atlantic Ocean
Pabtee
Rape and murder shock New Orleans spinster case
Police arrested three suspects, two teenagers, in the brutal killing of 74 year old Mary DiGiovanni. The victim was found in her bed with ice pick wounds, 15 to 20 stab wounds, and a fractured skull. A stolen television set was recovered. suspects face burglary rape and murder charges.
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Mary di Giovanini
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Minyard
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