Prison warden and deputy slain during prayer services
In Philadelphia Holmesburg Prison a warden and deputy warden were stabbed to death during a grievance hearing on Muslim prayer services. Guards subdued two inmates Joseph Bowen and Fred Burton, both severely injured, as a guard captain and others were wounded.
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Holmesburg Prison
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Robert Fromhold
Nazareth Hospital
Tuard
Leroy Taylor
Nazareth
Joseph Bowen
Fred Burton
Philadelphia General Hospital
Bowen
Burton
Fromhold
Taylor
Curran
Frank L. Rizzo
Rizzo
Pompidou Softens Summit Stance In Talks With Nixon
In Reykjavik, Georges Pompidou eased his opposition to a U S European summit after five hours of talks with President Nixon. Kissinger and Baudouin said Paris will hold preliminary meetings to craft a principles declaration for a late 1973 or early 1974 summit, while preserving separate negotiations on economic and defense matters. The leaders affirmed continued strong U S forces in Europe until NATO force reductions with the Soviets are agreed.
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Iceland
UPI
Nixon
Georges Pompdou
Hayi
U.S
France
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Michel Jobert
Kissinger
Denis Baudouin
Europe
Pompidou
United States
Baudouin
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Tor Stews Reveid z CO EX ED Vol 17 No 317
Friday June 1 1973 Osange County Publications Middletown NY issue page details newspaper pricing and publication schedule. Home delivery rates and newsstand price listed. Postal and mailing specifics included.
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Tor Stews
Osange County Publcations Division
Ottaway New,paper,, Inc
Mulberry St
Niddietown
Stabbed Over Cold Hot Dogs At Montreal Snack Bar
In Montreal a 26 year old man Denis Deslongchamps was stabbed to death in Frank's Snack Bar after he complained that hot dogs delivered to his home were cold. Three people were held for questioning as police await a coroner's inquest.
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Montreal
UPI
Denis Deslongchamps
Frank
Deslongchamps
Hijacked jet leaves Aruba after 11 escape amid gunfire
A Colombian airliner hijacked with 38 hostages departed from Aruba at 4 45 p m as 11 passengers escaped through a rear door dodging bullets. Two escaping passengers were women. The plane s destination remained unknown and a briefcase handed to a hijacker sparked ransom speculation. In Dublin English born Erskine Childers was elected president of Ireland, the first Protestant to do so, narrowing the gap with Tom O Hignigs. In New Delhi an Indian Airlines jet crashed during landing at Palma airport killing 46 of 65 aboard including cabinet minister S Mohan Kumaramangalam. 19 survivors pulled from the wreckage.
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Oranjestad
Aruba
UPI
Dublin
Erskine Childers
Eamon de Valera
Childers
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican
URA
Finna Fail Party
Tom O'Higgins
Fine Gael and
Labor Party
New Delhi
Indian Airlines
Palma
S. Mohan Kumaramangalam
Ministry of Steel and Mines
Vasant Vihar
Two Belfast pubs hit by bomb attacks kill two
In Belfast gunmen hurled bombs at two pubs killing two and wounding eight, a day after local elections seen as a peace step. The toll raises Northern Ireland’s death count to 808 in four years of sectarian conflict. Dayan warns of a new Middle East crisis with Egypt threatening war while Meir vows Israel’s readiness.
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Belfast
UPI
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Middle East
Egypt
Dayan
Israel
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Nader sues to shut 20 nuclear plants over safety
Ralph Nader and Friends of the Earth filed suit in federal court to force the AEC to revoke licenses for twenty nuclear power plants until safety standards are fully met. The AEC called the plants safe and said it is reviewing backup safety features.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Friends of the Earth
Federal District Court
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Jets raid Cambodian rebel positions along Mekong River
UPI reports American warplanes hit suspected rebel positions along the Mekong near Phnom Penh after clashes with Cambodian troops. Rebels were driven back in an area southeast of the capital, while Takeo city defenders repelled a separate rebel assault. No casualties reported.
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Cambodia
UPI
Mekong River
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