Senate fights room on board and SACB budget
The Senate opens debate on expanding the Subversive Activities Central Board and a $2 billion package to aid Lockheed Aircraft Corp and other troubled firms. Lawmakers will also push for a nine month Indochina withdrawal timetable amid stalled draft authority, with Proxmire targeting SACB funding.
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Lockheed
Washington
UPL
Nixon
Activities Central Board
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
House
U. S
Indochina
Sen
Willam. Proxmire
D-Wis
Tions
Allen Ellender
D-La
Departments of Justice, State and Commerce
U.S
Dissent Blamed For Andina Copper Mine Sale Delay
Chilean opposition senator Renan Fuentealba says a government deal with Cerro Corp for the Andina mine was signed May 2 at 100 million dollars but stalled due to internal conflicts in the ruling coalition. He accuses government insiders of misinformation and argues the left wing objects to a perceived favorable arrangement with the American firm.
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Chile
UPI
Cerro Corp
Andina
Renan Fuentealba
Salvador Allende
Anaconda
Fuentealba
Cae
Congress
Truck Mishap Injures 13 Youths Near Mt Hamilton
A track overturned on a winding road injuring 13 youths returning from a Little League outing three miles from the Luick Observatory atop Mt Hamilton. Three boys aged 11 and 12 were in satisfactory condition with cuts and bruises. others were in good condition. Driver Ronald Portal of San Jose was in good condition. A Coast Guard helicopter hoisted three seriously injured boys to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Two ambulances removed the rest. A small brush fire from the crash was extinguished.
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Ronald ‘Portal
San Jose
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Union City Council Scuffle Sparks Tonight Meeting Debate
Union City council faces heated discussion as a closed session altercation between two councilmen leads to public scrutiny. Mayor Henry Franco is accused by Leo Alvelais of battery, with a work session on Dyer Street plans and Venture House status to follow the agenda. A drug education workshop at James Logan High and a Newark high school dance are also noted as community events.
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Whipple Road
Leo Alvelais
Henry Franco
Community Drug Council
New Haven Unified School
James Logan High School
Franco
Dyer Street
Venture House
Newark
Newark Area
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Newark Recreaton Department
Magna Carta signing remembered at Runnymede ceremony
Edward L. Wright, president of the American Bar Association, speaks to hundreds of lawyers and dignitaries in Runnymede England before the unveiling of a Magna Carta Memorial inscription. Seated left to right are Lora Widgery Lord Chief Justice of England Lord Hailsham Lord Denning Rev M G Sullivan and Chief Justice Warren Burger. The gathering marks the Magna Carta signing in 1215 as part of the ABA's 94th annual convention.
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American Bar Assoc
Runnymede
England
Lora Widgery
Lord Hailsham
Great Britain
Lord Denning
the Rolls
Magna Carta Trust
M. G. Sullivan
St Paul's
Warren Burger
The
American Bar Association
Isolationist Senator Nye dies at 78 in Washington
Former U.S. Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota, an outspoken isolationist and leader of investigating committees, has died at age 78. He served from 1925 to 1944 and opposed U.S. entry into World War II as a key America First figure. Funeral services set for Grace Lutheran Church in Washington.
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UPI
U.S
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Georgetown University Hospital
North Dakots
Senate
Hortonville
Wis
Tus Arcus Published by Tan Daily Revi Ford 1
Publication details are garbled. The fragment hints at a Tan Daily Review issue with a Ford 1 reference and names such as Sparks and Pat. It mentions publication origins, editors, and locations but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize.
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Tan Daily
Revi
Ford 1
Sparks, Publsher
Laird departs for Washington after Vietnam fleet move
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird flew to Washington after confirming the last Atlantic Fleet ship sent to Vietnam is returning home. He said reports on talks with Asian leaders in Japan and the Republic of Korea would go to President Nixon and the Cabinet. Laird noted Adm. John S. McCain Jr. briefed him on matters crucial to the Pacific Command as the USS William H. Standley moves from Pacific to Atlantic control and heads toward Mayport, marking U.S. force realignment from Vietnam.
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Laird
Washington
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Republic of Korea
Nixon
Adm
John S. McCain Jr
U. S
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Pacific
Pacific Command
McCain
William H. Standley
Atlantic
Standley
Indian Ocean
Mayport
Fila
Alva L. Blanks
Poplar Bluff
Pacific Fleet
Atlantic Fleet Command
Viet vet unemployment rate declines in June
Washington reports that unemployment for Vietnam War era veterans fell to 4.1 percent in June, with youth veterans 20 to 29 showing 8.1 percent. Overall joblessness dropped from 11 percent in February as government and business efforts aid veteran hiring. national rate stood at 5.6 percent. Jobless numbers show veterans rising to 3.4 million employed, with 900,000 unemployed veterans in June.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Arcus
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Sullivan Reading Center
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Ale ‘Nu
United California Bank
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