Snow Keeps Troy Roads Busy After 12 Inch Storm
Troy weather officials report 12 inch snow accumulation with 19 cars involved in eight accidents but no fatalities. City crews work overnight to clear downtown streets while freezing rain tapers to light flurries and temperatures rise toward the weekend.
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Troy
Ralph A. DeSantis
Poles Told To Shoot Demonstrators
In Poland riots widened across Gdansk and other cities as Premier Cyrankiewicz authorized militiamen to fire on demonstrators opposing price rises. He claimed 10 to 20 dead and hundreds wounded while a blast at the Soviet Embassy in Warsaw caused no reported injuries. A curfew was set from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. in Gdansk Gdynia Sopot and Szczecin amid arson looting and street clashes.
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Warsaw
Baltic
Gdansk
Josef Czyankiewicz
Gdynia
Sopot
Szczecin
West Germany
Szcczecin
Poland
Saratoga Harness Sues Over Off-Track Betting Law
Saratoga Harness Racing Inc led a lawsuit in Albany County Supreme Court with Rensselaer County as a defendant challenging New York State off track betting law. The suit seeks a permanent injunction and names the State Off Track Pari Mutuel Betting Commission the State Harness Racing Commission and the City of Schenectady as defendants.
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New York State
Saratoga Harness Racing, Inc
Rensselaer County
Albany County Supreme Court
Renssellaer County
Track Pari
State Harness Racing Commission
Schenectady
Offtrack Betting Commission
Commission
Schenectady County
Saratoga
New York City
Pari-Mutual
Morris
Court of Appeals
Army Denies Spying on Illinois Politicians
The Army denied accusations that it spied on Illinois figures including Sen. Adlai Stevenson III Rep. Abner Mikva and former Gov. Otto Kerner. Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor stated no military intelligence activities targeted them or their political activities.
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Stanley R. Resor
Sen. Stevenson
Rep
Mikva
Gov
Kerner
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
Army
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Abner Mikva
Resor
Stevenson
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
My Lai court hearing links Medina order to helicopter report
Witness Kinch testified that a helicopter radio report of bodies all over My Lai prompted Capt. Medina to call forward and order cease fire. The hearing reviewed Medina's response and Lt. Calley Jr involvement as part of the March 16 1968 incident in which Charlie Company participated under Americal Division command.
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FT. Benning, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
a _ helicopter
William L. Calley Jr
Thomas J. Kinch
North Cape May
N.J
Medina
Kinch
Charlie Company
Congressional
Samuel Koster
Americal
Frank Barker
Oren Henderson
11Th
Calley
C Company
Army Criminal Investigation Division
Legislature May Seek Changes To Liberal Abortion Law
In Albany the 1971 legislature may roll back parts of the new abortion statute. Lawmakers likely will not repeal it but may amend provisions permitting abortions within the first six months with the mother’s consent. The old law allowed abortions only to save the mother’s life.
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Albany, N.Y
Lawmak
U N Jubilee Ends With Plea For Peking
United Nations closes its 25th anniversary session with requests to open doors to Communist China and other outsiders. Secretary-General U Thant urges voluntary contributions amid a fiscal crisis as the U N approves a record 1971 budget. Hambro stresses universality and world peace while noting potential reforms in U N procedures. The seabed rulemaking plan is endorsed and a 1973 conference is scheduled. Hope for early Aalo-Israeli talks under Jarring is noted.
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United Nations, N.Y
Edward Hambro
General Assembly
U.N. Gates
China
U Thant
Assembly
United States
U.N
Hambro
Peking
United Nations
North
South Vietnam
South Korea
West
East Germany
West Germany
U.S
People’s Republic of China
Republic of China
Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Norway
Edvard Hambro
United Nations General Assembly
Constantin Stavropoulos
Indicted for Harboring Fugitive Priest Friends
Providence AP report says William Stringfellow and Anthony Towne, both 42, were indicted by a federal grand jury on harboring Rev. Daniel Berrigan while he was a fugitive. They surrendered to U.S. marshals, pleaded innocent, and posted $2,500 bonds each. Berrigan, with his brother Philip, were convicted in Maryland for destruction of draft records and are serving prison terms. FBI arrested Berrigan at the Block Island home of Stringfellow and Towne.
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Providence
R.I
William Stringfellow
Anthony Towne
Daniel Berrigan
Stringfellow
Towne
U.S
U.S. Dist
Edward W. Day
Father Berrigan
Rev
Philip Berrigan
Catonsville
Federal
Danbury
Conn
FBI
Father Daniel Berrigan
Stringfellow and
Block Island
Rhode Island
Father
Figures Released For First Four Months Of Law State
The New York State Health Department reports 34 175 abortions in the first four months after the law change. City cases total 22 415 with 11 760 in upstate areas. Non residents accounted for over one third, with rising arrivals for legal terminations since July 1. Deaths linked to abortion total 13, mostly in New York City.
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Howard Samuels
New York City
Offtrack Betting Corp
Samuels
Board of
New York State
State Dept. of Health
Upstate
Health Department
Threat to blow up Moonport prompts security clampdown
A call to the FBI warned of an attack on Cape Kennedy Space Center in Cocoa Florida. Deputies detained a driver after guards at Gate 3 flagged a car with Louisiana plates and a warning message, while NASA boosted patrols and searched the adjacent Cape Kennedy Air Force Station.
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Cocoa
Fla
Space Agency
Kennedy Space Center
FBI
Space Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Brevard County
Leigh Wilson
NASA
Moonport
Cape Kennedy Air Force Station
Wilson
Daytona Beach
Louisiana
Cape Kennedy
Cape
Addi
Gate 3
Melbourne
Sheriff’s Office
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