War Protesters Win 17 Acquitted In Jersey Draft Raid
A Camden jury acquitted 17 Vietnam war protestors in the 1971 raid on a Camden draft board. Jurors found no conspiracy or law enforcement overreach despite FBI informer Robert Hardy’s testimony. Defense said charges likely to be dropped. trial stretched over four days in U.S. District Court.
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Associated Press
Camden, NJ
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U.S. District Court
Camden
Rial Joan Teilly
Brightu
Vietnam
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Fisher
Selective Service
Securus
Federal
Carl Broege
Newark
Asst
U.S. Atty
John Barry
FBT
Robert W. Hardy
Hardy
Virginia Residency Rules Force Car Title Change
A reader explains Virginia law requires a vehicle used and lived in the state to be titled there and display Virginia tags after six months. Even if owned by a parent, the car must be titled in Virginia or transferred to the son who resides there as a student working in Virginia. The title fee is five dollars and the son should contact the local motor vehicle administration office.
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Virginia
Motor Vehicle Administration Office
Nondelivery complaints against Diane Photo Studios
Readers report Diane Photo Studios in Belmore NY failed to deliver graduation picture orders. customers say checks were cashed but wallet copies never sent, with no replies to inquiries. complaints referred to Long Island Trade Bureau for action.
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Long Island Reiter Business Bureau
Old Country Rd
Westbury
Long Island
Refrigerator maker misleads on parts and repair
A Frederick reader questions Gibson refrigerators parts after a service visit found RCA trained parts unavailable. A Hiltner’s spokesman clarifies Gibson icemakers, made by White Industries, have been discontinued with no parts. Replacing the unit costs about 44 dollars plus installation if customers opt for a new model ordered by Hiltner’s.
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Serviceman
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Desler
C. J. Ir. Fraderick
White Industries
Hittner's
Hillner's
Brezhnev Plans Nixon Visit Amid Watergate Fallout
Soviet leader Brezhnev confirms a June 18 to 26 visit to the United States, despite the Watergate scandal, and meets with German leaders in Bonn. He notes the time is published and plans talks with President Nixon on economic and security issues, including Berlin and European security.
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Henry Kuehn
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Willy Brandt
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Skylab Crew Envied By Astronauts
SPACE CENTER Houston AP two astronauts with spacewalk experience Ken Mattingly and Ton Evans say humans are better at skylab repairs than machines. They cite the overheating problem after a heat shield burn away during the May 14 launch of the $204 million orbiting laboratory. NASA plans to launch Charles Conradt, Paul J. Weitz and Dr Joseph P Kerwin in an Apollo spacecraft next Friday for the repair mission. Mattingly recalled a 1972 deep space EVA to retrieve film, noting three intelligent crews and six good eyes provide more information than machines.
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Gaye Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles Conrrad Jn
Paul J. Weitz
Joseph P. Kerwin
Ace Repair
Mattingly
Americans Show Cost of Living Tops War in Asia
Gallup poll of 1931 adults taken May 4 6 shows 62 percent name the high cost of living as the nation's top problem, crime at 17 percent, and governmental corruption and drugs at 16 percent each. Only seven percent cite the Southeast Asia situation as a major concern while a late January poll put war as the top worry for 35 percent.
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Princton
Southeast Asia
Gallup
Stock Market Slips on Watergate Fears and Dollar Woes
The Dow Jones average fell 10.99 to 884.18 at 10:30 a.m. as worries about the Watergate case and a stronger dollar in global markets weighed on sentiment. Declines led on the NYSE with 778 issues down versus 127 up while the tape ran late. Gold prices rose as the dollar weakened and European money markets showed strain.
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Chet Carrier
NEW York (Ap
Sues
New York Stock Exchange
Krakerg
Waltons And Julie Andrews Top 25th Emmy List
The Waltons and The Julie Andrews Hour led the 25th Emmy Awards with six and seven wins respectively. CBS topped the network tally with 25 awards as ABC followed with 22 and NBC with 10.
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Julie Andrews
Jerry Buck
Associated Press
Tos Anegels
The
Joel Andrews
Virginia
Richard Thomas
Michael Tearned
Ben Corby
Miss Andrews
ABC
Andrew
Shubert Theater
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Public Broadcasting System
New York City
Laurence Olivier
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