ElV HAVEN •u Ila, 11 onn • •Lieut - in th murder o,i /Jira ·y trial of Bin k Panth r I ade · r Bobby S ale and his o-d /e1tdmli ~11 ' . E r i k a Hu g ,, - a h u 11 g jury to d a After six days of deliberation - lhe Panel telling Judge Harold Mul ey it was "deadl ocked on all nine charges." Adding - in writing: "We f e, l it i n v ain - to continue deliberating." Whereupon the Judge was left with no r e ~ ~ Jeclare,t..a mistrial. J, Thus ends the longest and most expensive trial - i,i the history of Connecticut. State's Attorney Arnold #J- Markle stressing, however ,1. there will be another trial - "absolutely. " s. He . ! ! ! e a ~ the two defendants ~"!ffr ■■,1 PN •again to jail - pending a bail hearing tomorrow. CHATTANOOGA f l r three lrai It/ 11i ht of iole11c - arm d , tio11al Guard lroops ue · re pat rolli n g the /reels of J,f.~ ~ f ,t< Chattano o ga todaj -Kt.tempting to stem~ black TUM#INg<r=- aJ marked by twenty -nine firebombings," a number of niper 7kE~ ~ " ' f -fa....U'--i,f attacks~., ■ l ■ r,;; 1 some tworhundred-and-sixty arrests. A n . All this - apparently starti~ with a rock music festi v al; when the group ~l;!:;' ~ ~ f e e show - Jailed ~ ~ to appear. /\Chattanooga's first black councilman in modern t . • ■ · 1 i''' I 1 + & "I1'ust can't ,,1111 f'gure it out." 1mes. Ir ◄ tr.-.... •s•• • • ----- • CA IRANH B Y The big U. air base at a ,,· Ya1ih Bay in So 1 • ,~~ Vietnam A once consider ed lhe safest Place in all the war zone. The place where they took all the V. I. P. 's - up to a,id including former President Johnson. MWIJ& s llel els; ~ band of Com mun is t infiltrators - snea~;..,.ti:{r we; '1 toda~ellf••• off a series of explosimu - in a sprawling supply dump) 1•11no;. &endin-:;f. flame$- '°' · .. ~ 1 4 1 ~ \. • nearby two million gallons of aviation fuel.;... !:I• • pe,r. ,: ,4 I • u » I M f i u c i till w I j a , I , 'J • s r I: NE" DELI// /11 In dia' As am tate - o er the weeke11.d - an alle ged , - oss -border shelling attack from nearby Pakistan~ followed toda by a majo1· s(Jee c h. « Jro• India's Prime --tu£t 1inister Ind ira Gandhi) a1•c:1 ~ a (Jack'ed Parliament - that "' the Pakistani Army was guilty of "wanton destruction;" adding that world (Jowers - have so far ignored the sitriation; which means - said she - that "we shall be constrained to take all ~,~ - ~ ,._.~,LJ means necessary - to ensure our own security." ~ IVI"" ,tf t•e same l i • ~ t e JS•••• rrw1t o.f 11410 t11a,uw1• ~lb "It~ .,.,Indian Army/:ss>• ~Assam •••• - ~ on full alert. t &or-;f;lt;;'e,,J'!!;;.. •·• ■ s t . 1, a re aluation of the Japanese y en . . S. i wf/fcl•UJ urging - This t ... ,. ,.,. Irr - helfJ ease the U.S. balance of t>a yments deficit; al o f:fr help sol e - the current international monetar cri:ds. ~f-:, ,;I r' ,l11pu ■••• •nrcus ■ ildfKg 111•1 ••• r,;J ii ■ ttr'.'11# , , / ifct uaaf111 of lie -,,er ••• •rm«t••d ••• •••1•7•wcw tN ■ et ■ ar­ ►••h 1N1zc1 /N.IAlu &lalmlNif 111■1 lie js» .(a, its ,rese11t /\ t l , ~ exchange rate of three hundred a,ad six!y to the doll• . r A is grossly undervalued. All of a o l t ~ m e a n fr l&iKl•r t>rices shtUJ,on all Japanese-made g o o d s ~ ~ ~ - - f . . . . . t . JERUSALEM reve1·se women's liberation movement; ll!!i:.tk . B +aaiws , 11 ,,.,6e1. .,-;ouH.f Israeli girls - said to be ducking that country's universal military draftrtuh,g 89 , .. on the grounds that it violates their religious scruples. · 1> }1:1,, >t.. As for t h ~ though - quite a different story. Irideed, young Israeli males are not only accepting military tonscrit,tion. - we are told - but actually seeking it; as, for ,.· example, the case of one young man - with a bona fide • playsical disability - who carried lais at,t,eal all the way to tl,e Minis try of Def en . s e. In the end, con vine ing authorities th e're was no alternative - they Just had to let him in. - PANAMA C ITY At Panama City in the Ret,ublic o Panama - a bizarre rac e toda between two crowded buses ; trying to see which could make it first - across a giant bridge over the entrance lo the Panama Canal; tu,u,'fi'if_t o~; male ... ,,. The "losing" bus - s mas hi,ag tlrroughj, guard rail; plunging about a hundred and fifty feet - to the ground far it,. below. Of forty-three passengers - only five survivors; and ..-.x these . ■ al lus • r8t'Ui4 .,. in critical co,adition. OLD LYME ~enator ' -. a ~ h:;;/p:; ;::;:~•:;;;;;ay id fr wn Dodd of Connecticu'J,__ Thomas J. Dodd - a one-time I FBI agent and later an attorney in the Ji,stice Department; btlidling a reputation in the field of civil rights - that eventually led to his a /J /J o int me n t as c hie f prose cu tor a t th e Nuremburg war trials. This serving as the base for a ~~ f>olitical career A tha~l• ■ ll, __ fell apart when he was censured by the Senate'rfor allegedly converting to his own use - a Hundred and Sixteen Thousand in campaign fu~•ds. flCn11 Ct4t. victim of a,. •-, ■ •••~heart attack - age sixty-four. - ATLANTIC BEA H Coming next September at Atlantic Beach, Florida - a prett. new "schoolmarm;" namely - Julie Nixon Eisenhower. so announced toda - by the White House. a#A Julie to teach a class of about thirty fourth-graders - while her husband, ~~~ ,t:f Davi~ it • 1 ■ i.f• •d ~ the nearby May port Naval Station. BRISBANE For the first time ever - an Australian aborigin1i- .A has been e l e c t e d to the A i, s t rt; l i an Feder a l par l i amen t. Neville Bonner - age fifty-eight - winning a special election held in Brisbane; thereby qualifying to fill a recent vacancy - in the Australian Senate, Australia's upper House. For a t>arents - ~ leaf) ~ the offspring of Stone Age i,_~ I C ) ~ ~ ~ 9-im, forwar'!, POTATOES From the U . S • Food and Drug Administ r ation - a 1 , ulitig toda that so-called "Idaho potatoes" can't reall be Jdaho potatoes - unless they come from Idaho. Also, that so-called "Louisiana hot saL&ce" can't really be such - unless it comes from Louisiana. This - in keeping with new "t-ruth in packaging" -re ulations. Ah, but what abo11t "Swiss cheese" - that doesn't really come from Switzerland? Well, that's okay - says Ille FDA. Why so? Because it's "generally understood" - we -- are told - that Swiss cheese can come from · almost a,ay.,lle?'e) ~ , \ \ ) ~ ~ k LTP.1971.05.24i.pdf LTP.1971.05.24ii.pdf