Search Resumes for More Bodies in Itinerant Murders Toll 20
Rain halted the Feather River orchard search for more victims in the itinerant farm worker murders. Sheriff Roy B Whiteaker said 20 dead is among the largest such tolls this century and more bodies are expected. Corona faces 10 slayings. next hearings set for Wednesday.
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Yuba City
Calif
Feather River
Justice Court
Corona
Juan Corona
Suttor County
Siguard Emile Biereman
Regents Urge Increase Non-Public School Aid
The State Board of Regents urged New York lawmakers to boost aid to non-public schools with safeguards to protect public schools. The plan, 12-3 approved, favors limited state support for teacher salaries and materials, while warning against undermining public education and discrimination. The debate touched on tuition grants and potential ties to a broader Spence-Lerner bill, now largely defunct.
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State
Kenneth B. Clark
Hastingson-Hudson
Max Rubin
New York City
Charles W. Millard
Buffalo
Edward M.M. Warburg
Carl H. Pforzheimer
Purchase
Joseph McGovern
McGovern
Rockefeller
Regents
Ex-Policeman Hijacks plane for 500000 ransom to Nassau
James Bennett, 39, a former New York City motorcycle officer with a war veteran profile, commandeered Eastern Flight 30, diverted from Miami to Nassau, demanding a hostage and 500000 dollars. His wife Lorraine Bennett and a seven or eight year old boy attempted to intervene from the ground and aboard. After landing in New York, Bennett released most passengers and crew, while he sought to be flown elsewhere.
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Bahamas
New York
LaGuardia
James Bennett
Commack
N.Y
Miami
Fla
Bennett
New York City
Joseph Collins
Lorraine Bennett
Eastern Flight 30
Eastern Airlines
Eugene K. Sullivan
John Clymer
Robert L. Condon
Agnew Urges NATO Unity In Indianapolis Address
Vice President Spiro Agnew told NATO delegates in Indianapolis that the United States still needs both the sword and the plowshare and that America stands by NATO. He praised the Senate vote supporting U.S. Europe troop levels and warned against disunity at the conference of cities.
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Ind
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Atantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
America
Agnew
Nixon
Committee On
Senate
Europe
U.S
Queen Elizabeth II Survives Threat as Security Ramps Up
London Reuters AP report describes a planned assassination hoax targeting the queen amid heavy Essex security. Police blocked routes from Wixoe to Stansted and London Heathrow as the royal convoy passed through villages with cheering schoolchildren.
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London
Elizabeth II
Wixoe
Stansted
Essex County
Essex Constabulary
Cambridge
Irish Republican Army
J.C. Nightingale
Essex
Heathrow Airport
Steeple Bumpstead
Finchingfield
Arms Curb Talks End In Vienna
The fourth round of SALT talks in Vienna concluded with both sides acknowledging long, difficult negotiations ahead. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Semenov signaled they would return after July 8 in Helsinki, where negotiators hope to address ABMS and offensive weapons as a two step process. President Jonas invited further talks in Vienna if Helsinki misses full agreement.
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Vladimir S. Semenov
Franz Jonas
Austria
Helsinki
Semenov
Jonas
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Buck
Hofburg Palace
Smith
Marie Theresa Hall
Imperial Palace
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Blood clashes in Cambodia and Vietnam drive Snuol battle
Fighting in eastern Cambodia reaches a third day as Saigon says it has Snuol under its control after a fresh attack near the town. South Vietnamese claim 403 enemy deaths across front lines while reporting 12 killed and 52 wounded at home. U.S. warplanes supported ground forces with heavy sorties and B52 raids on base camps west of Snuol.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Saigon Command
Snuol
South Vietnam
A Shau
Vge Tyxung Hien
U.S
U S Space Race as Mars Probes Hurl Toward Planet
Soviet Mars 2 and Mars 3 launch ahead of the United States Mariner 9 as the two Mars probes head toward the planet for six month flights. Tass reports instruments from a Soviet French program will study solar plasma and cosmic rays while Mars 2 and 3 may test landing concepts.
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Soviet Union
Mars
Earth
America
U.S
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Tass
Moscow Times
Outer
Space
United States
488 Given Degrees At Sage
The 488 graduates at Sage College’s 54th commencement at the RPI Field House hear Dr. Geneva Sayre urge students and colleges to pursue excellence and fulfill their own duties. Cum Laude honorees include Susan C. Levy and Nancy C. Platt. Elmer C. Schacht and Mrs. Chien-Shiung Wu receive honorary degrees.
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Russell Sage College
Geneva Sayre
Sage
RPI
Woman’s College
Susan C. Levy
Troy
Nancy C. Platt
Saratoga Springs
Elmer C. Schacht
Troy Area
Nun’s contempt conviction tossed by appeals court
The 3rd U S Circuit Court of Appeals set aside Sister Jaques Egan’s contempt conviction for refusing to tell a federal grand jury about an alleged kidnap plot. She gets a new hearing to challenge possible illegal wiretaps. The case ties to Rev. Philip Berrigan and eight others accused in the conspiracy.
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Philadelphia
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jaques Egan
Order of the Sacred Heart
Marymount College
Florida
New York
Philip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Washington
United States
Bobby Seale Freed on Bond After 21 Months in Prison
Black Panther chairman Bobby Seale walked free on $25,000 bond in New Haven after 21 months in prison and two mistrials. He headed for New York and San Francisco to join Huey P. Newton, while jurors who deadlocked on the 1969 killing case cheered him.
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New Haven
Seale
Erlieka Huggins
Connecticut
Panther
Barbara Lanier
Ninette Martino
New York City
Trans -World Airlines
San Francisco
Black Panther
Huey P. Newton
Montville
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
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