Palestinian Guerrillas Pull Back From Uneasy Lebanon Cease-Fire
In Beirut and surrounding areas, a third dawn cease-fire halted two days of heavy fighting between Lebanese forces and Palestinian guerrillas. Firelight dimmed as 5,000 Palestine Liberation Army troops reportedly withdrew to the border, while tanks and artillery remained in view along an eight-mile front. Amid curfews and high casualties, political leaders sought a framework for Lebanon's coexistence as violence lingered near the Camille Chamoun stadium and across southwest Beirut.
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Holger Jensen
Beirut
Lebanon
Jebanese
Gaim
Sidin
Palestine Liberation Army
Syria
Palestini
Suleiman
Anwar Sadat
Radio Said
Hafez
Franjich
Guerrilas
Camille Chamoun
Baillus
Guerrila
Casino da Liban
Halconios
Angela Davis urges nationwide push to free political prisoners
Angela Davis spoke at Morgan State College urging a national movement to free political prisoners and back Black Liberation movements in Africa. She linked Watergate to fascist danger, urged noncapitalist paths for Africa, and noted a clash with security as guards briefly interrupted her hour-long talk before a largely Black audience.
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John Collins
Associated Press
Fbaltimore
Apj
Angela Davis
United States
Africa
CIA
California
Morgan State College
Angela
Chicago
North Vietnam
Miss Davis
Afric
Franklin Alexander
Wounded Kace
S. D
Amtrak Maryland Service Faces funding Looming Deadline
Negotiations to extend the Washington to West Virginia passenger runs stalled as Maryland and West Virginia seek emergency funds. Amtrak warned service could halt after a looming deadline, with officials citing a $1.2 million loss last year and unclear commitments from both states to cover a 90 day extension. Talks continued overnight amid hopes for state legislatures to provide needed money.
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Associated Press
Washington
West Virginia
Maryland
Amtrak
Frederick
Washington- West Virginia
Marvin Mandel
Arch Moore Sr
Exec
Moore
Washington-Parkersburgh
Grafton
W.va
Harley O
the Post
James Chmelik
Berrigans Win Appeal Over Travel Rights
U S District Court Judge ruled the Parole Board did not violate the rights of Fathers Philip and Daniel Berrigan by denying travel to Hanoi. The decision cited the delicate stage of Vietnam peace negotiations and noted concerns about domestic crime and international incidents from parolees abroad. Both priests were serving sentences tied to antiwar actions in the 1960s.
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Washington
U.S. Parole Board
Philip
Daniel Berrigan
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S. District Court
Ot Er Gaseh
Ypardle
Gaschsii
Packard Seen As Possible Defense Secretary Choice
Washington sources say David Packard, former deputy defense secretary, is Nixon's likely pick for defense secretary. Packard may return with conditions to avoid selling Hewlett Packard stock, potentially placing shares in a trust for education and charity, while Congress weighs the arrangement.
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Fred & Koffmam
Washington
David Packard
Toyeh
California
Wien
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Packard
Pentagon
Congress
Hewlett-Packard Co
Testimony Heard On Ellsberg Psychiatrist Burglary
In Los Angeles a judge moves to reveal sealed testimony from Hunt about a burglary tied to the Pentagon papers case. The disclosure relates to the break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding, Ellsberg’s Beverly Hills psychiatrist, as prosecutors and defense debate constitutional rights and potential taint in the Watergate linked matter.
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Los Angeles
Fontagon
Daniel Ellsberg
E. Howard Runt Jr
Matt Byrne
Byrne
Elisberg
Anthony J Russé
Linda Deutsch
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Washington, D. C
Hunt
Grand Jury
G. Gordon Liddy
Lewis Fielding
Ellsberg
John D. Ehrlichman
FBI
Liddy
Tas
Vegir
Elisberg and
Risse
White House
Milsberg
Tusso
Pentagon
UM Student Shot During $1 Robbery
University of Maryland student Liam Scott, 23, of Baltimore, was shot in the left thigh during a dorm room robbery at Prince Georges Hall on the College Park campus. Two youths demanded money, found $1, and fled as Scott collapsed. he was listed in satisfactory condition at Leland Memorial Hospital.
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University of Maryland
Liam Scntt
Baltimore
Prince Georges Hall
Stolt
Scott
Seoth
Leland Memorial Hospital
Iilverdale
Leanypus
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