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Wednesday, October 7, 1970
University Daily Kansan
News Capsules
By United Press International
N.Y.C.: Prisons
City authorities were in full charge of New York jails Tuesday for the first time in nearly a week. The last 41 of the roiding prisoners who seized parts of the six-story Queens County jail Thursday were removed from the jail barricaded top floor before dawn Tuesday in a picker—"a seven-man bucket a lot of 75-foot ladder."
The prisoners were taken by bus to another jail on Riker's Island in the East River. Nesmen were barred from the island, but a group of "observers" were allowed to accompany the prisoners to the jail.
Fire equipment was used to remove the holdouts at the insistence of lawyers representing some of them. They argued that the prisoners might be beaten by guards if they were not given protection in a full public view. Newmen had watched from a high window in an adjoining building while guards in the yard of the Queens jail beat and kicked prisoners who were not firefighters.
The 41 hollows included nine of the 13 Black Panthers who are being tried in Manhattan on bomb-conspiracy
Illinois: Explosives
DANVILLE—Udervercor Treasury agency who posed as radicals bent on blowing up Chicago's Federal Building and railroad yards said they seized 700 pounds of stolen explosives pedled by a gang of downstart Illinois youths.
of the gang Monday night and were led to ammonium nitrate, primers and blasting caps loaded in a pickup truck parked on a country road south of Danville. Agent Jonathan Peterson said he had refused to identify, arrested Michael Mahon, Danville, at the scene as he sought to barter the explosives for money and weapons.
N.Y.C.: Newspaper Strike
The New York Post, one of three major New York city daily newspapers, was struck by the American civil war. There was no immediate indication from the official papers, the New York Times and the New York News, on what position they would take in the strike. They went to Wednesday editions but declined further comment.
In the past the Publishers Association of New York City has suspend publication when a member paper has run out of stock. The association publishes paper, broke ranks in the 114-day New York newspaper strike, and tries to make a separate settlement and some publication.
Violations Possible in Air Crash
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Transportation officials said Tuesday that preliminary evidence "suggests Wichita may have wrongdoing" in the Rocky Mountains crash last week of a chartered plane carrying Wichita National Guard troops.
One source close to the inquiry, still under way, said the Martin's crew. "Everything we were old, not properly maintained and just failed to deliver the supplies," she said.
Officially, the FAA said the plane "may not have been flown for a substantial time" before its last flight. The plane was owned by Oklahoma City and probably leased by Golden Eagle.
A second chartered Martin 404 machine was purchased in Ohio State players after the state players at Logan, Utah, was seized by the U.S. Air Force and number of alleged mechanical violations" and the possibility that its pilots' medical certificate would be lost.
Investigation Continues
The first twin-engine plane smashed Friday into a mountainside near Loveland Pass, Col., on you west from Wichita, Kan. to logan, killing 30 per team. The athletic director, football coach, trainer and 13 players. The FAA told colleges and universities to participate of the aircraft for the particular operation, the proper maintenance of the aircraft and the training that it must before they sign contracts.
Although the FAA would not confirm or deny it, Volpe told newsmen "It is quite possible" that Wichita State against doing Wichita State against doing
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Wichita State's Football Future
WICHITA (UPI)—Saturday's Southern Illinois-Wichita State football game was canceled Tuesday in the wake of a Colorado plane crash which wiped out the heart of the Shockers' team.
A decision on whether to play the Shockers' other six games this season was left up to the players.
Most of the players contacted Tuesday said it was the team's feeling to continue the season "in"
The WSU assistant coaches scheduled a meeting with the players. The team was also to meet with the players. They were also to meet with the players.
The players were to vote on whether to continue the 1970 season after meeting with the coaches.
Also killed was Bert Katzenmeyer, the school's athletic director.
Dr. Clark Ahlberg, university president, met with WSU players Tuesday morning and told them the team's schedule. Dr. Robert Holmer, WSU faculty representative, told him they Conference, said he did not want to express an opinion regarding the school's grid future this year. The university had no plans for future they were being pressured by the university.
Head coach Ben Wilson and 13 front-line players were among 30 persons killed when one of two planes carrying the squad to Utah State crashed in the mountains 55 miles west of Denver.
An athletic director confirmed reports that the university, if the players decide to continue the season, will ask for contributions of equipment to replace that lost in the crash.
memory of those who died in the crash." "Regarding the possible use of freshmen to round out the varsity squad, one unidentified freshman player said: "It was a great experience from high school football to playing Arkansas."
Wichita State is scheduled to meet Arkansas Oct. 24.
Capital: Lame Duck
One sophomore player recalled to talk to Steve Moore, a senior linebacker from Derby, Kan., and one of those who perished Friday, after last Thursday's practice.
"He said, 'I'm going to make an All-American out of you vet.'
and I might go to play on the Saturday because of my absence from school. But I must do me I’d better do a good job or he was going to kick
"I hope to play Steve's position as well as he did and hope that his memory can give me help doing this."
Three of nine first-team players who survived the crash returned late Monday from Denver hospitals. They were Chris Schoenberg, Michael Chang and Jason Heyward.
The three returned aboard a commercial jetliner and Lewis described the flight home as "about the loneliest part of it."
"We were pretty scared. I don't really mind big commercial lets, but I don't think I'll ever get in here."
Bruce said he didn't know if he could ever play the guitar and said he wished Hitchiah State didn’t drop the process.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Democratic and Republican leaders agreed to reccent Congress for election campaigning Oct. 14 and to reconvene Nov. 18 for the first "lame duck" session in two decades.
The Republicans said they were along reluctantly. They had preferred, they said, to keep the lawmakers here and in Congress. But he also admired the 94th Congress for good. The decision was reaffirmed after an afternoon meeting in the office of Democratic Speaker John W. McCormack. Despite earlier differences, in the end it agreed that the Senate should legislate business after an election was in 1850, when the Korean War had begun. In 1854 the Senate remained unpleasant with charges against sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis.
business with Golden Eagle before the crash.
CAIRO (UPI)—Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad said Tuesday that Egypt is willing to resume military action in the Middle East conflict by another three months but will not remove any anti-aircraft missiles on its border.
Riad Says Egypt Will Extend Truce, Increase Missile Sites
In his first major foreign policy statement since the death of President Gamal Abdel Nasser
eight days ago, Riad also said Egypt will increase the number of its missiles in the cease-fire it can, denied that such activity targeted the truce and urged Arab nations to use their oil resources as a lever of influence on the United States.
accept an extension of the cease-fire with Israel to the provision of military efforts' to get Middle East peace talks underway again. Israel充电 charging Egypt had violated conditions of the cease-fire by moving the Soviet-made missiles from the west bank of the Suez Canal.
He tied Egypt's willingness to
A lawyer who represents members of the group that was blamed for the kidnapping told a news conference he had "no doubts" the hostage would be killed unless the government grants their demands.
Canada: Kidnaping
OTTAWA—External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp announced Tuesday night the Canadian government "will not meet" the ransom demands of a French Canadian separatist gang that kidnapped British diplomat James R. Cross in Montreal. Sharp said the conditions for the safe return of the group were too steep for the government to agree to them.
Albaugh reluctant to discuss details before the investigation is complete. James R. Greenwood said "there is a very good indication Golden Eagle Academy certificate" to fly a Martin 404, pounds more than 45,000 pounds.
Ohio: Guardsmen
COLUMBUS-State Adjutant General S. T. Del Corso said Ohio National Guard troops would continue to carry rifles and live ammunition on campuses because "you cannot protect the public with empty guns."
The presidential Commission on Campus Unrest Sunday criticized the Ohio Guard for the fatal shooting of four students at Kent State University May 4 and the wounding of nine others.
"Weapons are always loaded only upon command of an officer and that command is almost always given when the weapon is being used. They are said." "Loaded weapons are a defensive weapon. Police have carried loaded weapons for years and they don't do anything about it."
First Trial in Connection With My Lai Begins
Damage Suit Filed
The Army said 25 officers and men were charged in connection with the alleged killing of more than 100 Vietnamese civilians. The police dropped, leaving 17 facing either courtmattoral or investigation.
Twelve new panel members were appointed during the week of December 27, 2018, Desobry, and Mitchell's jury of at least five officers will be chosen
Brown contends Mitchell cannot get a fair trial with the court panel appointed by Desobry. He objected to the
FT. HOOD, Tex. (UPI))—A courtmarried opened Wednesday for S. sgt. David Mitchell, 30, the former manager of the allowed Mei Lai massage.
Defense attorney Oasis Brown, in a news conference Tuesday, asked the military judge either to call for a third court panel or to send a plea to the judge.
The judge indicated he had planned to begin jury selection Tuesday afternoon, but delayed the move after Brown asked for a study a civilian intelligence division report on the Mai Lail incident.
Mitchell, of St. Francisville,
Missouri, was assault with intent to murder 30 South Vietnamese civilians during a war through the use of machine gun fire.
appointment of Cols. Erwin R Brigham and Richard R Greenwood, the original court panel which the judges, Col. Genderge R Robinson, recom-
The defense had hoped to present testimony from combatives and other top government officials to show that "command influence" from top military brass had prejudiced the Army in questionaires sent to Nixon, Secretary of the Army Stanley Ressor and Secretary of Defense Bradford were returned unanswered.
The courtmartial interiors at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday despite defense objections to the members of the panel that will judge Mitchell.
The defense also objected to new four other offensives, as well as to direct command of the two colonels and would be influenced their
Brown said he got no reply to a questionnaire sent to Army Chief of Staff Gen. William West-moreland.
Mitchell has said repeatedly that he knows nothing of a massacre.
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OLKHALMA CITY (UPI)—A $1 million damage suit was filed Monday against four aircraft carriers that killed 52 persons killed in the Colorado crash of an airplane carrying the U.S. national football team, coaches and fans.
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L. R. Loberts of Oklahoma City filed the suit in behalf of his daughter, Judy Dunn, 29, an Oklahoma City school teacher listed as a passenger on the plane in the Colorado Rockies Friday
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The suit, which lists Mrs. Darden, Dr. Musselman, plaumehist, silenced the plane's owners failed to adequately conduct pre-flight tests in accordance with the plan.
Defendants are Jack Richards (1984), the owner of the plane; Golden Eagle Aviation Inc. of Oklahoma City, which leased the plane for 20 years; and Paul Campbell Corp. of Baltimore, Md., designer of the craft, and Faired-Hill Miller, an aircraft engineer.
The action, seeking $600,000 actual damages and $400,000 actual damages, combined with that "pilot error" combined with negligence by the defendants.
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