Nixon urged to halt Detroit area busing plan
Rep William Broomfield argues to President Nixon to use Justice Department powers to stop Judge Stephen Roth from ordering cross district busing in Detroit and 52 suburbs. Detroit attorney Robert Webster says the moratorium was meant to cover Detroit. Roth has not issued a final transfer order yet, but a plan may require busing this fall.
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UPI
Nixon
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Stephen J. Roth
William Broomfield
Robert Webster
Broomfield
Oakland County
Department of Justice
Roth
Congress
Webster
Ransom Money Found In Indiana Soybean Field
A farmer near Peru Indiana discovered half a million dollars of ransom cash in a mail pouch in a soybean field three miles south of town. The money was tied to the hijacking of an American Airlines Boeing 727 whose crew believed the hijacker parachuted to escape, as FBI agents and police hunted through wooded hill country near Indiana 21.
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Peru
Ind
UPI
American Airlines
FBI
John Vettle
Indiana 21
Here
St. Louis
Coul
Indianapolis
William A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Weather and hijacking case summary from midwest region
Partly clearing weather with mild trend and low to mid 70s highs across Middletown Newburgh and Monticello. Rainfall totals reported, plus an FBI update on a St Louis hijacking case with $500,000 in the pouch and hostages released. investigators note the hijacker’s fate and landing risks near Grissom Air Force Base.
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Newburgh
Monticello
Indiana
FBI
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Grissom
Air Force Base
Here
Leroy Berkebile
Palatine, Hl
Index Vol 16 No 325 publication details
Index entry for Orange County publications from June 27, 1972 provides pricing for home delivery 90 cents per week and daily newspaper stands at 15 cents, with Sunday record 20 cents. Published Monday through Saturday except holidays by Orange County Publications Division in Middletown New York.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N. Y
Washington Mrs Martha Mitchell lashes at security
Mrs. Martha Mitchell wife of former attorney general John N Mitchell attacked security provided by the Committee for Re election of the President in Newport Beach California. She said a committee guard pulled a telephone from her hand in her hotel room while she told a reporter she had given her husband an ultimatum to quit the campaign or she would leave him. She added five guards tossed her onto a bed and injected a needle in her behind.
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Washington
Martha Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Committee For
Mitchell
Newport Beach
Calif
Gun battles mar Irish truce start in Belfast and Londonderry
Gun battles bombs and the killings of a policeman and two British soldiers marred the scheduled start of the IRA truce. A British Army spokesman said there is no truce as violence continued in Belfast and Londonderry amid hopes of a midnight launch.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
Socialists gather at Vienna congress amid security
World Socialist leaders from 20 Western nations meet in Vienna for the 12th Congress of Socialist International. Discussion centers on the Middle East, women's liberation, and the international situation while Israeli Premier Golda Meir speaks under guarded conditions as plainclothes police bar access to the hall.
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Vienna
Socialist Party
Middle East
Socialist International
Golda Meir
Bruno Pittermann
Dock workers in Hawaii return to bargaining after governor’s push
Negotiators for Hawaii dock workers and shipping firms resumed contract talks Monday following Gov. John A. Burns appeal. The ILWU’s 900 members had been without a contract for almost a year, risking a strike that could halt island port shipping.
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Honolulu
John A. Burns
Burns
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Ma Ariv slams Allon over Lebanon airstrike admission
Israel's Ma Ariv denounces Deputy PM Yigal Allon after he admits a warplane hit a Lebanese village by error killing 48 civilians. The paper calls his remark a betrayal to Ambassador Josef Te-koah's U.N. debate while noting the attack and the planned Security Council resolution.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ma’ Ariv
Yigal Allon
Allon
Hasbiya
Lebanon
Allen
Josef Tekoah
U.N. Security Council
Castro Reunites With Soviet Leaders in Moscow Welcome
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro arrived in Moscow for his first visit to the Soviet Union in eight years. Kremlin insiders including Leonid Brezhnev greeted him with kisses and bear hugs as thousands gathered at Vnukovo airport and along a 100000 strong motorcade route.
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Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I
Brezhnev
Castro
Vnukovo
Sade Aer ES
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