Kennedy tours West to boost Democrats in 1974 races
Senator Edward M. Kennedy opened a California and Ohio campaign swing aimed at helping Democrats in crucial contests. He backed substantive issues over Watergate, joined Edmund G. Brown Jr. in a California appearance, and noted no 1976 presidential plans. In Cincinnati he praised Boston school integration efforts and acknowledged parental concerns over busing.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Thomas Luken
GOP
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Richard Nixon
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Houston Flournoy
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Edward Kennedy
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Ehrlichman Suspended From California Bar
The California Supreme Court temporarily suspends former presidential adviser John D. Ehrlichman from practicing law in the state. Chief Justice Donald Wright signed a brief order noting Ehrlichman was suspended after being convicted of violating a federal law involving moral turpitude.
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California Supreme Court
John D. Ehrlichman
Donald Wright
Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
NYSE votes to extend trading hours to 4 p.m. starting Oct 1
The New York Stock Exchange board approved extending trading hours by a half hour to 4 p.m. beginning Oct 1. Chairman James J. Needham cited insufficient commission revenues as the reason amid a volume-starved market. The move follows strong sentiment on Wall Street. The State Bar of California urges the California Supreme Court to reject Richard Nixon’s resignation as a lawyer, warning that rejection could lead to possible disbarment. Bar president Brent Able said Nixon’s refusal to acknowledge potential disciplinary action prompted the recommendation.
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Brent Able
Board of Governors
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai health worsens in Tokyo view
AP reports diplomats in Tokyo assess that Chou En-lai, 76, suffered a May heart attack and has withdrawn from public life. They see no sign he plans to resign soon, noting he has not attended public functions since Army Day July 31.
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Weekend weather turns cooler with sunny skies
The forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler tonight with lows in the low to mid 50s. Saturday will be sunny and cooler with highs in the low to mid 70s. Details, Page 2.
Nixon Pardon Cannot Dismiss Watergate Charges Against Subordinates
U S District Judge Sirica ruled the Nixon pardon cannot bar charges against Watergate aides. The White House said no pardons will be issued while trials proceed. The Senate urged Ford to delay further pardons until trials end and Democrats push for evidence disclosure to the special prosecutor.
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John J. Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
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House Judiciary Committee
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John W. Hushen
Atty
John N. Mitchell
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Inflation Relief Doubtful This Year Says Top Advisers
Two of President Ford’s top economic aides forecast no significant inflation relief in 1974. Kenneth Bush and Alan Greenspan warned the rate could stay above 10 percent into year end, with the earliest progress seen in 1975. They noted rising food costs and drought as key factors.
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Ford
Kenneth Bush
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economics Advisers
Nixon
Bush
Senate
France
Senate Democrats
Greenspan
Labor
White House
Rush
Midwest
Black Kats Break Mirrors on Friday the 13th Club Folly
Newark based Black Rats veterans group meets every Friday the 13th. The 78 to 85 year old World War I members jest about superstition, smash a mirror, share steak and beer, and recall days gone by at Valley Lanes. Next gathering is scheduled for July 13 1975.
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Ohio
Black Kats
Black Rats
Columbus
American Legion
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Legion
John W. Sachs
Sachs
Legion Hall
Coal Uncertain but Oil Adequate for Winter
Government and industry experts say petroleum fuels should be sufficient this winter. FEA fuels manager George Hall notes a generally favorable outlook if winter is normal and no Arab disruption occurs. Distillate fuel oil stocks are about 10.5 percent higher than a year ago and 12 percent above two years prior.
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Washington
George Hall
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Ethiopia warns U S to boost arms or risk shifting ties
Ethiopia's post‑coup rulers threaten to seek weapons elsewhere if Washington does not increase military aid to counter Soviet shipments to Somalia. Diplomats note the ousting of Emperor Haile Selassie may reshape relations, with France or China possible alternatives. Lt Gen Michael Andom leads a provisional government vowing reform, while Eritrea's guerrilla war and the crown prince's return loom large.
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Ethiopia
United States
Somalia
Haile Selassie
Washington
France
China
U.S
Eritrean Liberation Front
Eritrea
Michael Andom
Armed Forces
Officials Call School Opening Successful In Boston Busing
Boston police escorted buses carrying black pupils to South Boston schools on day two of court ordered busing. Four arrests were made for disorderly conduct as officers lined the route amid a city ban on assemblies. Officials called the opening generally successful despite clashes in South Boston.
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