Nixon seeks AFL-CIO backing in Florida session
President Nixon travels to Key Biscayne to address the AFL-CIO Executive Council and seek union support for his economic and trade policies including flexible tariffs. He is set to meet George Meany at 11 a.m. and then proceed to a charity golf event before returning to outline his Vietnam stance and postwar diplomacy.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
UPD
Nixon
Ble
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Americana
Apluso
George Meany
Congress
Ronald L. Ziegler
Fort Lauderdale
Jackie Gleason
Washington
Harry §. Dent
White House
Republican National Committee
Kissinger Ends Asian Tour With Tokyo Meeting
Henry Kissinger arrives in Tokyo to conclude a tour that included Hanoi and Beijing. He will meet Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka. White House officials report lengthy talks with Chou Enlai in Peking, and Mao Tse-tung’s remarks on U.S.-China rapprochement.
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Tokyo
APL
Henry 4. Kissinger
Hanoi
Peking
Kakuei Tanaka
White House
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Kissinger
Chou Enlai
Ronald L. Ziegler
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
China
Chi Peng-fei
Chiao Kuanhua
Nixon to Name Fasser as Assistant Isbor Secretary
Washington report states President Nixon will pick Paul J. Fasser Jr., a Pittsburgh steelworker and former United Steelworkers official, as assistant secretary for manpower administration. Fasser, 46, would join labor secretary Brennan in pressuring for a union man to fill the post during Nixon's AFL-CIO Miami visit.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Paul J. Fasser Jr
Isbor
Fasser
Afl-Cio
Miami
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers ‘Union
Passer
Peter J. Brennan
James D. Hittle
Usmcretj
Arlington
Brennan
Kerner Found Guilty in Bribery Scam Image
Federal Appeals Court Judge Otto Kerner is found guilty of taking bribes to fix horse racing dates during his tenure as Illinois governor. The case links political power with illicit wagering schemes and corruption.
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Chicago
UPL
Otto Kerner
Thinois
POW Release Dramatizes Hanoi Kissinger Timetable
About a week Hanoi planned to free 100 more POWs with 20 additional Americans arriving at Clark Air Base. The group, including Navy pilots James Hailey and others shot down in 1966 67, faced initial fear of a trick before medical checks and paperwork for transfer to Travis Air Force Base California. Vietnamese officials projected further releases in the next 15 days as part of a cease fire process, with 462 Americans still held in North Vietnam and 81 in the South.
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Nixon
State Assembly
Wietnam
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Wixon
Kissinger
North Vietnam
Majilip Smaith
Air Force
Navy
Robert Flynn
John A. Downey
CIA
United States
China
U.S
Key Largo
Charles G. “Bete
Rebozahes & Resort Villa
Clark Aih
Philippines
Carthage
Miss
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICUS
Xonces
Saigon
Rui Tin
Joint Military Commission
JMC
Sid Sun
North
South Vietnam
Clark
State aid dispute over Mt Anthony Witton vocational building
Mt Anthony Witton School District plans to seek $47,400 in state aid to cover overrun costs for a preengineered vocational education building. Officials cite administrative mixups and late approval, with cost estimates rising from 88,000 to 53,000, prompting requests to lawmakers and potential committee action.
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Mt. Anthony Witton
General Assembly
Joseph Caracciola
Rengington
65 Die in Crash of Soviet Jetliner at Prague
A Soviet Tupolev 104 jetliner with about 87 aboard crashed on approach to Prague airport. Western officials reported about 65 dead and 22 survivors, many of them crew. The plane reportedly broke into three pieces in flames as it landed, wreckage scattered over a wide area, with CTK citing the crew and passengers as rescued. It was the first Tupolev 104 crash in commercial service under a year.
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UPI
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Copenhagen
Moscow
Tabso
Bratislava
Private plane crashes into rush hour traffic in Brookfield
A private plane with a dead engine crashed into morning traffic at 323th and West Burleigh Street in Brookfield Wisconsin near Milwaukee. An explosion and fire followed, with one person taken to St Marys Burn Center. officials said details on fatalities and aboard passengers were not immediately available.
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Brookfield
Wis
Milwaukee
St. Mary’s Burn Center
Falk Corp
Norman Klahn
323Th
West
Burleigh Street
Waukesha County
Firing of Stella Hackel Shakes Vermont Agency Ties
In Montpelier Gov Salmon replaced Stella Hackel as Commissioner of the Department of Employment Security with Madelyn Davidson, citing political considerations. Hackel’s dismissal on March 1 surprised lawmakers across parties. Hackel plans to return to law in Rutland. Davidson, a businesswoman and head of the Greater Vermont Association, brings banking experience but an insurance background is preferred for the Banking and Insurance post. Democrats lament not being informed through proper channels and question the political timing of the move, while Sen. O’Brien criticizes the decision as harming party relations.
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Uit4nles
Butler Jr
Kepupican
Deane C. Davis
Mes. Hackel
Employment Security Department
Philip 11
Rutland
Davilson
Department of Banking and Insurance
House Democrats
Thomas Candon
D-Hutland
Hackel
Joh O'Brien
D-Chittenden County
Senate
Salmon
O'Brien
Jabar
UVM Trustees OK Higher Fees For Out Of State Students
The University of Vermont Board approves a $150 yearly tuition rise for non residents and a $125 rise in room rents, plus extra charges for credit hours over 18 per semester. In state tuition remains $350 yearly, with additional per credit hour costs for excess courses. The plan, to start fall 1973, targets funding gaps amid below-request state support and rising operating costs.
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Burlington
University of Vermont Board of ‘Trustees
Turtlon
Edward C. Andrews Jr
Cajsa J. Schumacher
Vermont
Finance and Budget Committee
UVM
Richard W. Powers
Andrews
Salmon
College of Medicine
Inside the 1976 Voter Landscape and Local Scrutiny
The Times reports debate over 1976 candidates with Sen Stafford defying retreat in poverty fights and Anthony Board candidates clashing with opponents. Nixon’s reforms draw checks from Reston on voter will. Dorset fire destroys an old inn. a school budget is unveiled. An upset win for BBL at West Rutland adds meaning to Abington’s season.
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Stafford
the Times’ Reston
Nixon
AML
Anthony
Mack the Knife
White House
Secret Service
Carnlle
Dorset
West Rutland
Abington
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