Kleindienst Hearing Resumes Day Early
Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry into acting Atty. Gen. Kleindienst resumes with Dr. Victor Liszka testifying about Dita Beard and the ITT settlement allegations. Beard, ill with heart disease, was subpoenaed after a memo linked to the GOP convention finance. Congress also to probe a Texas stock case tied to Frank Sharp.
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Washington
Dita D. Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Jack Anderson
John H. Holloman III
Victor L. Liszka
Arlington, Va
Beard
Kleindienst
Liszka
Denver
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Anderson
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
Judiciary Committee
Texas
Justice Department
Gonzalez
Houston
Frank Sharp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sharp
Bomb Raid Increase Reported In Laos
U S warplanes attacked two more antiaircraft batteries in North Vietnam and B52 bombers stepped up raids in Laos. It marked the fifth straight day of strikes in North Vietnam with 80 total for the year. Navy fighters escorted strikes on antiaircraft guns in the Ho Tinh region north of the DMZ. results not yet known and no American losses reported. North Vietnam accused the raids of hitting populated areas and causing casualties.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S. Command
U.S. Navy
Ho Tinh
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Federal and County Probes Joint Action on Irving Autobiography
Federal and New York County grand juries plan joint action this week in the Clifford Irving case over his Hughes biography hoax. Irving met prosecutors for six hours Friday amid questions about authorizing the book and his cooperation possible if his wife Edith avoids extradition to Switzerland on forgery and embezzlement charges. The story also notes U.S. bombing shifts in Southeast Asia and Marshall Green meeting Thieu in Saigon regarding Nixon's China trip.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Edith
Switzerland
McGraw-Hill
Hughes
Ohio Posts Lowest Weekend Traffic Deaths in Seven Years
The Associated Press reports Ohio recorded its best highway safety weekend in seven years with only four fatalities. This marks four fewer deaths than last year's low count and one fewer than the previous seven year low in 1970.
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Associated Press
Ohio
GM and UAW Break Off Talks in Lordstown Strike
A 39 hour negotiating session ended without a settlement, dashing hopes for an early resolution of the strike by 7,800 hourly workers at GM Vega and truck assembly plants in Lordstown Ohio.
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Lordstown
Ohio
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Vega
Cleveland TV Personality Gene Carroll Dies at 74
Gene Carroll a Cleveland show business veteran who hosted WEWS long running local variety show since April 1948 died in Boca Raton Florida Community Hospital at age 74 after a heart attack. He had taped shows through May 11 and may have telecast options pending station decision.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Gene Carroll
Boca Raton
Fla
Carroll
Hillsboro
Cleveland
WEWS
Ed Sullivan
Florida
Donald Perris
Pioneering Journalism Educator Ethel Outland Dies
Granville Ohio AP reports memorial service for Ethel Outland 84 believed first woman to teach a journalism course in an American college. Outland taught at Coe College Cedar Rapids Iowa from 1913 to 1949, retired in 1949, and moved to Granville.
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Granville
Ohio
Ethel Outland
Miss Outland
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Toll Reaches 103 In W. Va. Flood
National Guardsmen continue a Buffalo Creek Hollow search for flood victims after the Feb 26 disaster. The toll stands at 103 with 70 percent of wreckage checked and more than 90 identified in a temporary morgue. Federal aid has processed 700 housing applications as families move into trailer sites.
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Man
W. Va
National
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Logan
Accoville
William Davies
Corps says completed R D Bailey dam would not avert Buffalo Creek flood
The Army Corps of Engineers argued that finishing the 106 million R D Bailey dam on the Guyandotte River would not have prevented the February Buffalo Creek disaster which killed over 100 people. It would have kept main roads open and reduced property damage by about 1.4 million, the spokesman said.
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Buffalo Mining Co
Davies
Black Lung Association
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
Buffalo Creek
Huntington
W. Va
R.D. Bailey
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Guynadotte
Mingo
Wyoming Counties
Logan County
Aster
W.va
R. D. Bailey
Guyandotte
Man
Salt Rock
Cabell County
Corps
Grayson
Little Sandy
Levisa Fork
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Summersville
Bluestone
Sutton
Kanawha River
West Virginia
Welfare bill takes center stage in Ohio legislative week
Ohio lawmakers schedule a skeleton session with the House at 10 a.m. and the Senate at 8 p.m. Welfare reform dominates the agenda as Rep. Rodney Hughes pushes a measure holding county caseworkers liable for illegal welfare payments from fraud or gross negligence. Also on tap are a malicious bombing offense bill and a railroad crew size amendment disputed by Senate members and the railroad industry.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Rodney Hughes
State Welfare Department
Chester Cruze
Cincinnati
Muskie Favored to Lead Field in New Hampshire Primary
In Durham New Hampshire Muskie led the field ahead of McGovern in the eve of the primary while a Boston Globe poll listed Muskie at 42 percent and McGovern at 26 with 20 percent undecided. The debate also featured Hartke Yorty and Coll and Nixon was headed to an easy Republican win over McCloskey and Ashbrook.
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Kleindienst
ABC
Paul McCloskey
California
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Nixon
CBS
Muskie
N.H
Durham
New Hampshire
Edmund S. Muskie
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Samuel F. Yorty
Los Angeles
Edward Coll
Hartford
Conn
Maine
Boston Globe
Paul N. McCloskey
John M. Ashbrook
Happiness is fast results for Action Ads
An upbeat note touts Action Ads for rapid read by an eager buyer audience. The promotional message urges selling a bed bicycle or banjo and highlights quick results through the daily readership.
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McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Time, Inc
Life Magazine
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China
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George
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