Fund dispute fuels partisan charges in campaign money row
Washington AP reports Republican accusations of devious cover ups ignite Democratic claims of nitpicking in the campaign money handling debate under the new law. McGovern's bid touted as above reproach but critics allege the campaign resorts to controversial tactics.
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Audit Agency
McGovern
GAO
Frank Mankiewicz
Romney Set To Resign From HUD After Election
Washington secretary of Housing and Urban Development George S Romney plans to resign after the November 7 election. He said the president urged him to stay on until after the vote and he agreed. The exact resignation date will be decided later and he will pursue public service in private capacity.
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Housing and Urban Development
Washington Post
Romney
Nixon
HUD
U S Navy Hits Multiple North Vietnam Targets
Carrier Kitty Hawk pilots destroyed a large Dong Ngan ammunition depot near Vinh with 100 secondary explosions and seven fires. Oriskany crews hit a fuel depot near Vinh and a storage area south of it, destroying crates and causing fires. Additionally, Cam Pha fuel depot near Haiphong saw explosions. In South Vietnam Bien Hoa faced rocket barrages and raids with 15 Vietnamese killed and 51 wounded, plus American and allied aircraft losses.
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Nixon opens mid Pacific talks with Vietnam focus
President Nixon meets Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka at Hickam Air Force Base to discuss Vietnam policy and seek a formal Japan pledge of a billion dollar plus boost in orders for U S goods, with a possible push toward two billion. Elsworth Bunker joins the Vietnam review prior to summit talks.
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Tokyo
China
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Oceanside
Clare Boothe Luce
Henry A. Kissinger
Bunker
Hickam
Pacific
North Vietnam says U.S. policy blocks peace talks
Hanoi accuses Washington of obstructing negotiations by enforcing the Nguyen Van Thieu regime and pursuing a neo colonial policy in South Vietnam. Nguyen Minh Vy and Nguyen Thi Binh assert peace demands, while U.S. bombing and dike attacks are denounced.
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Airline hijacking fails persist worldwide says Shaffer
FAA chief John Shaffer reports 18 hijack attempts in the year all ended with arrests or deaths and notes Algeria returned 1.5 million dollars in ransom after two incidents. He cites 27 involved, three killed, 17 in custody, and most ransom recovered except 503000 dollars.
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Cooper
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Red China
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Algeria
Worker Injured In Fall In Columbus Brick Mason Falls 60 Feet
Clifford Neeley a 19 year old brick mason fell sixty feet from the roof of a six story building and survived landing on an adjoining roof. Grant Hospital reports severe injuries including a fractured right leg and left ankle. Fire department rescued him after twenty minutes and Neeley remains unconscious but able to speak.
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Columbus, Ohio
Clifford Neeley
Grant Hospital
Butz Warns Achievements Become Problems for Agriculture
In Columbus, Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says benefits like DES and DDT now pose risks and require safer replacements. He cites environmental and health concerns, calls for better crop fertilization methods, wildlife protection, and waste disposal, and predicts rising scientific demands on farming into the future. He notes 1968 to 1976 export gains and urges stronger, more capable family farmers.
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U.S
Earl Butz
America
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Butz
Catholic Rent Strike Abandoned in Londonderry
About 1 000 Catholic families in Londonderry end the rent and tax strike, with fewer than 1 500 still withholding payments. Commission cites public outrage over Bloody Friday and Newry bombings as motive to resume paying rents. Army reports seizures of explosives, ammunition, rifles, and guns in Belfast and Londonderry.
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Newry
Army
Grammar Flaw Clears 24 Drunkenness Cases in Cincinnati
A Municipal Court Judge dismissed 24 drunkenness cases after police affidavits were found grammatically incorrect. Judge Peter Outcast ruled that the phrases unlawfully found in a State of Intoxication misstated the condition, invalidating the filings.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Peter Outcast
Richman Brother Co. leader George H. Richman dies at 68
Services will be held at Mayfield Mausoleum for George H. Richman 68 past president and honorary chairman of Richman Brothers Co. He died Tuesday at University Hospital after heart treatment. Survived by widow Edith. Ohio State Fair attendance slips with 163,854 visitors on a Wednesday as Expohio 72 seven day total stands at 1,285,737 versus 1,301,450 in 1971.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Mayfield Mausoleum
Cleveland Heights
George H. Richman
Richman Brothers Co
Richman
University Hospital
Edith
Columbus
Ohio
Two Children Die In Fire At Ohio Farm Building
In Tiffin, Ohio, two young children died Thursday night when fire engulfed a straw-filled farm building where they were playing. Deputies say the fatalities resulted from the children playing with matches. Named victims are Christine Marie Magers, 6, of Rt. 2, Tiffin, and Richard Rumschley, 3, of Tiffin.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Senaca
Christine Marie Magers
Rt. 2
Richard Rumschley
Ohio Attorney General Brown plans 1974 bid
Columbus attorney general William Brown says he will run again for attorney general in 1974 and has no plans for higher office. Speculation links him to a gubernatorial bid or a challenge to U S Senate seat held by William Saxbe.
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John Gilligan
William Saxbe
Ohio
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