Committee Questions Mrs Beard Links White House to ITT Controversy
Lobbyist Dita Beard testified that the White House called ITT to discuss funding for Nixon’s campaign versus the Republican convention. She collapsed in a hospital room during Senate Judiciary Committee questioning after a heart-related attack.
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Beard
White House
ITT
Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Denver
Dita D. Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Jack Anderson
Louis Radetsky
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
Tunney
Anderson
Mrs. Beard
San Diego
Washington
Merriam
Atty
Richard G. Kleindiest
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Kleindiest
Harold S. Geneen
Corporation
Sickout at Ohio Penitentiary Tests Security
Ohio penitentiary guards called in sick in a wildcat strike over pay and lost hazard bonuses. Only 13 of 196 guards on duty as officials debate steps, possibly calling National Guard or patrols for security at the Columbus facility.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Bennett J. Cooper
Harold J. Cardwell
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cardwell
Cooper
Ohio
Harold Cardwell
National Guard
Guard
Highway Patrol
Gilligan
San Diego
Calif
U.S
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Columbus
Statehouse
Vote Set In Ohio House On Constitutional Revision Report
Ohio lawmakers contemplate a joint House Senate conference report on a constitutional revision proposal but time may miss the May 2 ballot. The measure would set governor and lieutenant governor as a team in the general election and defer primary selection rules to the legislature, while also addressing member expenses. A separate bill would repeal most female labor laws following a Supreme Court ruling and the U S women's rights amendment. A strip mine bill may await Senate action after Easter break.
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Columbus
Ohio
House-Senate Conference Committee
Ted Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Senate
Theodore Gray
R-3
Piqua
Troop Strength in Vietnam Drops Below 100000 For First Time
U S forces in South Vietnam fall below the 100000 mark as official summaries show 101700 for the week ending last Thursday, with further reductions expected. Breakdown lists Army 74400 Air Force 21500 Navy 5300 Marines 400 Coast Guard 100, amid ongoing phased pullout ordered by President Nixon.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Command
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Thailand
7Th Fleet
Nixon
Northern Ireland Grinds To Halt As Protesters Walk Out
Thousands of Protestant workers abandon jobs paralyzing Belfast and the province as a two day strike led by the Ulster Vanguard Movement shuts electricity, banks, trains, and air traffic. IRA denies truces amid car bomb blasts with no casualties.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
City Hall
Ulster Vanguard Movement
Vanguard
William Craig
Belfast City Hall
Craig
Short Harland Aircraft
Harland and Wolff
Aldergrove
Classified Seeks Readers with Daily Order Coupon
Formula for successful selling highlighted for hundreds of area readers. Four days and two sixteen word prompts guide buyers. Look for the handy order coupon in today's classified section. Thousands respond daily.
Weekend Toll Hits 29 On Ohio Roads
The Associated Press reports at least 29 people died in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend the highest non holiday weekend toll since 1970. Nineteen fatalities occurred Saturday including a two car crash near Marietta and a family of four in Uniontown. A Mercer County two car crash killed two elderly women and a Springfield woman was fatally struck by a car driven by her husband near a VFW post.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Marietta
Uniontown
Mercer County
Springfield
VFW
Strike Ends At GM Lordstown Amid Dissident Walkout
After 22 days, GM Lordstown set to resume Vega and light truck production as UAW Local 1112 approves a new contract 2040 voting for and 940 against. About 11,000 workers idled including 7800 at Lordstown as 300 dissidents boycott over ratification issues.
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Lordstown, Ohio
General Motors Corp
Lordstown
United Auto Workers
UAW
Gm’s Assembly Division
GMAD
Vega
Hartke exits presidential race backing Humphrey
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke pulled out of the Democratic presidential contest and said he would devote his energies to nominating Hubert Humphrey. Hartke cited lack of money after a February stateside push, and Humphrey hoped the move would help in the April Wisconsin primary. Hartke had finished fifth in New Hampshire and polled under 1 percent in Florida.
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Associated Press
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hartke
Humphrey
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Florida
Fire causes $10,000 damage at Center of Science and Industry
A fire in downtown Columbus caused an estimated 10 000 dollars in damage to the second floor of the Center of Science and Industry. Firemen attributed the blaze to an electrical defect.
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Columbus
Ohio
Center of Science and Industry
Ruling Set In Boyle Case By Washington Judge
U S District Court Judge Charles R Richey will rule today on acquittal motions for United Mine Workers President W A Boyle and two aides. The 13 count indictment accuses Boyle John Owens and James Kmetz of conspiracy over union funds. If denied, the defense will present its case in a speedy trial after a day of in chambers evidence review.
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Washington
U. S. Dist
Charles R. Richey
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony’’ Boyle
Boyle
UMW
John Owens
James Kmetz
Richey
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