Albany prison escape ends with inmate shot during breakout
Correctional officials said a Friday escape at a Albany area facility ended when a guard opened fire after an inmate in a backpack allegedly drew a pistol. Isaac Graham, 20, listed as a burglary suspect, was shot as fled through a swampy area. The other escapee, a 12 year burglary inmate, was captured.
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Albany
Dough
Isaac Graham
Corree
Fulton County
Frida
Ellsberg Case Warrant Details Probe Government Doc
A warrant was issued regarding Ellsberg and possession of a government document. Officials described the probe as part of broader Vietnam relations coverage. The Justice Department and news outlets including The New York Times and The Washington Post are reporting on the article.
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Washington
Separi
Vietnam
York Times
Post
Tim Court
Ans
Arti
Justice Department
Daniel Ellsberg
Mat
United States
Washington Post
U.S
Supreme Chair of Justice Department
Tobacco Marketing Plan Discussed in Raleigh Session
Officials in Raleigh consider a marketing program draft by Wil Davis Jr outlining a plan to allocate tobacco sales by factors beyond belt weight. The proposal assigns zero factor for the belt and includes other methods to divide the gross percentage among interests and regions in Georgia and Florida.
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Raleigh, N.C
Georgia-Florida
Wil Davis Jr
Carolina Border Belt
Roy B
Nula
Slain guard death linked to escape trio manhunt
A guard was killed as authorities pursued three prison escapees led by Frank Temples. A massive hunt spanned Leesburg and surrounding areas after Temples overpowered a guard on a high way work detail. Police reported the assailant fled with another escapee, while a third remained at large.
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Frank Temples
Leesburg
Highwy
Unty
W. L. Howell
Graham
Chatham County
U S Led Teams Wiped Out In Laos and Vietnam
AP reports three MACSOG led intelligence teams have been wiped out behind enemy lines in Laos and South Vietnam. Two Americans and 23 to 25 Montagnard tribesmen died June 5 at Hickory on a mountaintop north of Khe Sanh after two days of fighting.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
Khe Sanh
Putzel
South
Vietnam
Hickory
U.S. Command
Command and Control North
CCN
Military Assistance Command
Macsog
Central Intelligence Agency
5Th Special Forces Group
Fuller
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Wild 120 mph chase ends with two wrecks and injuries
John Anthony Anderberg, a 19 year old escapee from Morgantown West Virginia, led a 12 mile pursuit across two highways in a maroon 1966 Mustang. The crash near Thomasville left him hospitalized and in custody along with Boston mechanic Howard Hopper who suffered a punctured lung and broken ribs.
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ED Kelly
Thomasville
John Anthony Anderberg
Kennedy Training Center
Morgantown
W. Va
Greensboro
N.C
Georgia State Patrol
U.S. 84
Anderberg
Walter Hadley
Tooper Vernon Fletcher
Thomasvillle
Vince Fallin
Lloyd Brewer
Fallin
Brewer
U.S. 19
Fletcher
Hadhey
Howard Hopper
Boston
County Farm Road
Hopper
Thomas County
Ochlochnee River
Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Pentagon Papers Privacy
The Supreme Court considers the government's claim that publication of classified Pentagon documents by The New York Times and The Washington Post threatens national security. A 5 to 4 vote allowed hearings with bans in place as Ellsberg faces arrest but papers continue delaying full publication.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Pentagon
New York Times
Washington Post
The
Times
the Post
State Department
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Indochina
High Court
Los Angeles Times
16 000 Draft Quota Set for July and August
Washington AP reports the Defense Department set a 16 000 draft quota for July and August as Congress nears reconciliation on a two year extension. The plan anticipates utilizing college deferments ended and may shift if the bill stalls.
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Washington
House
Senate
Defense Department
Pentagon
Defense
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Cials
Curtis W. Tarr
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Senator Hughes Escorted Through Harlem Drug Den
Senator Harold Hughes and three colleagues toured a Harlem narcotics shooting gallery to study the drug crisis. They were threatened by an addict as a television crew filmed a basement scene with addicts preparing heroin. Five glassine envelopes bought for ten dollars were seized for testing as possible evidence.
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New York
Harold FE. Hughes
Iowa
Harlem
Hughes
Harlem Hospital
137Th Street
Martha Davis
United Harlem Drug Fighters
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Post-Dispatch
Robert
McNamara
Johnson
St. Louis
Sen. Hughes
Stanley R. Resor
All Volunteer Army
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Harrison A. Williams Jr
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