Agnew Aides Reject Resignation Report
Vice President Spiro Agnew's office dismissed fresh resignation speculation as unfounded. He refused to comment further, while aides said he would continue to face the federal probe into bribery extortion and tax evasion. Bhutto noted Agnew's good mood during a White House visit.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
White House
Bhutto
Nixon
J. Marsh Thomson
Ragan Called As Witness In Watergate Hearings
Washington AP reports counterbugging expert John Ragan named as a surprise witness for the Senate Watergate hearings. He served as a $100 daily security consultant for the Republican National Committee from 1969 to 1971 and was sent by ITT to assist Chilean President Salvador Allende in early 1971. ITT denies Chile mission linked to Ragan's party work.
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Washington
John Ragan
Republican Party
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Ragan
Republican National Committee
ITT
Salvador Allende
Chile
Sam J. Ervin
Watergate Committee
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
John J. Caulfield
Ragan denies involvement in Kraft home bugging
Former FBI technician John Ragan, questioned by investigators, denies any tap or bugging of columnist Joseph Kraft's home. He acknowledges a 1969 feasibility study at Kraft’s residence and says he knows nothing about Nixon wiretapping his brother Don. Ragan, 59, spent 24 years with the FBI and now runs security consulting.
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White House
John W. Dean III
Ragan
Joseph Kraft
Massapequa
N.Y
Kraft
Nixon
Auto Pact Under Review as UAW Considers Chrysler Contract
Detroit AP report says the UAW Chrysler council weighs the proposed contract with the nation s No 3 automaker. Leaders aim to end the strike by Monday but face local resistance to restoring about 112 000 production workers by week s start.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers’ Chrysler Council
UAW
Governor names Dayton contractor to Ohio Board of Regents
Gov. John J. Gilligan names Donald L. Huber 41 a member of the Ohio Board of Regents. Huber is owner of Universal Manufacturing Corp. in Dayton.
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Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Dayton
Donald L. Huber
Ohio Board of Regents
Huber
Universal Manufacturing Corp
Weather forecast and partial page readout
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with temperatures expected to range from the low 50s at night to the upper 70s during the day. The page fragment mentions sports and editorial sections but provides no named events or specific local details.
Messenger publisher honored by Ohio Contractors Association
The Messenger and Publisher G. Kenner Bush received an Award of Merit in Columbus for the editorial Down The River criticizing state highway neglect in Southeast Ohio. The honor, presented at an OCA luncheon, cites a May 20 1973 editorial and notes The Messenger’s coverage of road projects in the circulation area.
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Contractors Group
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G. Kenner Bush
Columbus
Ohio Contractors Association
Bush
Ohio
OCA
Neil
Athens Messenger
Don Wolfe
Toledo
Blade
Fred Whissel
Ohio Department of Transportation
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Nixon proposes direct cash housing aid to cut public housing
President Nixon urges Congress to authorize a direct cash subsidy plan for housing, prioritizing the elderly poor. He calls cash payments a possible substitute for large public housing projects and says final decision could come in late 1974 or early 1975. He also lifts the January 5 suspension of the Section 23 public housing program.
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Nixon
Congress
German Foreign Ministers Address U.N. Members
East and West German foreign ministers Otto Winter and Walter Scheel address the U.N. General Assembly as Germany debuts at the United Nations. Prime Minister Lyndon C. Pindling of the Bahamas also speaks acknowledging its admission. The assembly welcomes Germany and Bahamas, raising UN membership to 135.
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East
West Germany
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Otto Winter
East Germany
Walter
Scheel
World Organization
Lyndon C. Pindling
Bahamas
U.N
House Okay Seen Of Veto
The House is expected to sustain President Nixon's veto of a minimum wage bill despite labor pressure led by AFL-CIO President George Meany. The measure would raise the rate to 2.00 this year and 2.20 next year, while expanding coverage to millions of workers. Nixon favors a slower schedule with reduced coverage and teenage wage tweaks.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Senate
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
Meany
House Republican Policy Committee
GOP
One Sextuplet Dies From Lung Disease
Denver AP report says Julia Stanek died at about 44 hours from hyaline membrane disease common in premature babies. Three other infants show signs of the ailment. two brothers, Jeffrey and John, are in good condition while Steven is in fair condition. Catherine, Julia's sister, and an unnamed brother are also noted. The six babies were six weeks premature.
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Stanek
Julia Stanek
Colorado General Hospital
Darrell Miller
Catherine
Julia
Steven
Miller
Jeffrey
John
Pigs Sold Fast In Albany Route 3 Ad Sale
Gail Christian of Route 3 Albany sold five pigs through Action Ads and noted one buyer purchased all five in a single call, delivering a quick turnaround for the market item.
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Gail Christian
Route 3
Albany
Area students named National Merit Scholar semifinalists
Four area students are among 15 000 national semifinalists in the 1974 National Merit Scholarship competition. Justin Klimko and David Wilhelm of Athens High School Ezra Kiser of Meigs High School and John Wesselhoeft of Logan Senior High School seek engineering law politics and architecture careers respectively. Semifinalists must excel on a qualifying test and later pass a second exam with endorsements and proof of achievement.
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Justin G. Klimko
David G. Wilhelm
Athens High School
Ezra Kiser
Meigs High School
John F. Wesselhoeft
Logan Senior High School
Klimko
Athens
Georgetown University
Thomas Klimko
S. May Ave
Wilhelm
Ohio University
Hubert Wilhelm
Beechwood
David
Kiser
Meigs
Ohio State University
Dexter
Wesselhoeft
Carl J. Wesselhoeft
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Wilmington College
New Lexington
Somalia
Africa
Logan Junior High
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