Brandt Sets Record In Forming Cabinet
Bonn reports new chancellor Willy Brandt formed a 15 member cabinet in a record 24 days. He plans reforms in education and science and aims for closer West European ties and improved East European relations. Walter Scheel named foreign minister and vice chancellor.
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Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Poland
Social Democratic Party
Free Democrats
Egon Franke
East Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Walter Scheel
Christian Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy autopsy petition heard in Pennsylvania court
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a two day hearing examined a petition by Massachusetts officials to exhume Mary Jo Kopechne for autopsy. Judge Brominski warned of a 24 hour notice before ruling while Kopechne opposed the autopsy and Kennedy’s televised and taped statements were reviewed.
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Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington, D.C
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Gwendolyn Kopechne
Bernard Brominski
Joseph Kopechne
Massachusetts
Dominic Arena
Edgartown
Kennedy
Joseph F. Flanagan
Kopechne
Brominski
Dinnis
Arena
Dinis
George Killen
Pennsylvania
Mills
Chilean Regimental Revolt Ends As Commander Surrenders
Gen Robert Viaux ended Chile's 22 hour pay revolt by turning over command to presidential envoy Gen Alfredo Marin. The government will court martial Viaux while rebels claim no political motive, citing pay and equipment issues in the armed forces. Fourteen civilians were wounded as troops and protesters clashed outside the barracks, and demonstrators faced government support groups near the National Palace.
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Chile
UPI
Robert Viaux
Viaux
Eduardo Frei
Alfredo Marin
National Network Aid
National Palace
Frei
Tacna
Mahn
Tulio Marambio
Sergio Castillo
Senate probes recall Turner to confront Kansas City Chief
Senate subcommittee summons Gen. Carl C. Turner to testify with Kansas City Police Chief Clarence Kelley over gun transactions and alleged coverups linked to Sgt. Maj. William O. Wooldridge. Turner admits receiving guns from police collections and selling some for personal gain while denying misuse.
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Phillip R. Manuel
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Army
U.S
Manuel
Chicago
Medicare Charge Boost Aimed at Inflation War
President Nixon vows a bitter medicine as Medicare charges rise from 4 to slightly over 5 dollars per month starting July 1 to curb rising medical costs. The increase, affecting about 19 million beneficiaries, would trim funds for patients' spending and aid inflation fights. Nixon also signals likely veto of a proposed large rise in veterans education benefits, urging a 13 percent boost instead.
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UPI
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Robert Ball
House
Ways and Means Committee
Medicare
Ralph W. Yarborough
Dtex
Senate Labor and Welfare Committee
Gls Turn Tables On Foe's Ambushes
UPI report details 216 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in Tuesday battles and ambush reversals by U S troops and armor. Nine Americans died and 31 wounded across skirmishes, with B52 raids near the DMZ and Pleiku. A bus bombing in the Mekong Delta killed 14 South Vietnamese, four wounded. An apparent cease fire was noted by Sen. Mansfield amid ongoing clashes.
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Pleiku
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Mekong Delta
Naked protester pleads guilty in traffic obstruction case
Graham Kane admitted guilt after stepping into the street naked and grunting like an ape, causing traffic disruption. In Vietnam war coverage, U S bombers conducted five overnight raids near the DMZ and in the Central Highlands. South Vietnamese forces reported 21 Viet Cong killed in air strikes and artillery, bringing the total in the offensive to 127.
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UPI
Graham Kane
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Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Highlands
Saigon
U Minh Forest
Warrant Issued For Sinatra In Crime Probe
Hollywood Frank Sinatra disputes a New Jersey commission subpoena to testify in a probe into Cosa Nostra activity. An arrest warrant was issued by a Superior Court in Trenton after Sinatra did not appear, with Sinatra denouncing the inquiry as publicity seeking.
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Cosa Nostra
Sinatra
Bennington Postage Notice Line Receives Second Class
A notice states second class postage charges paid at Bennington Vermont 05201. The text identifies the location and postage class without further details.
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Bennington
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