Nine prisoners break from U S detention center in New York
FBI recaptured one escaper, Lawrence Eddington, near the Greenwich Village facility. Others fled after breaking through a roof and fencing, with seven identified as bank robbers and two as hijacking suspects. Warden Fitzpatrick cited aging facilities and Nixon budget plans for a new detention center.
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New York
UPI
Federal House of Detention
FBI
Walter W. Fitzpatrick
Lawrence Eddington
Greenwich Village
Eddington
Robert W. Armstrong
Wilmer E. Wilson
Alton Henry Bradley
Central Islip
Kenneth Dixon
Wyandanch
Hubert Otis Washburn
John Anthony Taylor
Westminister
Calif
Fitzpatrick
Nixon
Dead Sea of sewage threatens New York beaches
A United States Marine Laboratory report says dumping a million tons of sewage sludge and dredging spoils south of Ambrose Light is creating a dead sea spreading toward New York and New Jersey beaches. Rep. Ottinger accuses the Army Corps of Engineers of delay while the study continues with a September follow up.
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New York
Ambrose Light
New Jersey
United States Marine Laboratory
Sandy Hook
Richard L. Ottmeger
D-N.y
Americana Hotel
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Army Corps of
Democratic committee urges pullout of U S troops from Vietnam
The Democratic party committee on foreign policy led by former ambassador Averell Harriman plans to present a proposal to the Democratic Party Council on Monday demanding complete U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam within 18 months. The panel says the war harms national interests, costs lives and resources, and divides the nation.
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Washington
Democratic Pa
Averell Harriman
Democratic Party Council
U. S
Vietnam
Sunday Publication Notice Details and Rates
Sunday Mel 14 Me 177 lists publication details for the Orange County newspaper division of Ottaway Newspapers with pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions across Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex Pike Counties, plus a mail address in Middletown New York. The notice indicates weekly and Sunday publication, rate structure, and distribution notes. It also mentions a collaboration with The Times Herald-Record and classification as second class mail.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
Cartier
Times Herald-Record
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Sussex
Pike Counties
Church marks anniversary with priest recounting intolerance
The Rev. George Barry Ford formerly of Monticello discusses how intolerance spurred his decision to enter the priesthood. In an interview with Sunday Record staff writer Chris Farlekas, he recalls two youth incidents that fueled his lifelong resentment against religious intolerance.
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John P. Freshley
Montgomery
Betty M. Brooks
The
Sunday Record
George Barry Ford
Monticello
Chris Farlekas
Novelist F Van Wyck Mason joins wild boar hunt
The writer recounts a terrifying encounter with a wounded boar at Count Stefan Dukla’s northern Czechoslovakia estate. Using an antique muzzle-loading rifle, Mason faces danger after a single shot potential self-inflicted catastrophe, detailing his frightening experience for Family Weekly.
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F. van Wyck Mason
Stefan Dukla
Czechoslovakia
Action Amusements and Editorial Highlights
Classifieds and features note sections on Amusements Editorial Family Living and Ann Landers with pages 48 49 50 56 57 plus obituaries on page 30 and notices for Dr Thosteson on page 41 Weather section referenced.
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Ann Landers
Bill Mauldin
Dr. Thosteson
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Sandra Haggerty
America
Israel
Lester Kinsolving
Bob Abberino
Grace Episcopal Church
Edward P. Dougherty
Ralph Nader
Humphrey’ Tyler
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