Nixon assails mob violence threatening free speech at Anaheim rally
President Nixon denounced antiwar demonstrators who pelted his limousine with rocks and bottles in San Jose and San Clemente. He vowed to respond and defend freedom of speech and assembly, calling the mob radical and undemocratic. The cross country tour included attacks on his party in a large crowd, minor house fire, and several injuries to aides and Secret Service personnel.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Anaheim
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
San Jose
Caracas
Venezuela
White House
America
Rose Mary Woods
Murphy
San Jose Civic Auditorium
Reagan
John V. Tunney
Jess Unruh
Secret Service
H. R. Haldeman
National watchdog panel warns of pre election dirty politics
Washington based panel warns of a surge in guilt by association tactics before elections. Samuel Archibald of the Four Campaign Practices Committee cites rising complaints mainly from newspaper ads and TV ads, urging voters to beware last minute sensational charges.
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Washington
UPI
Samuel Archibald
Four Campaign Practices Committee
Archibald
Joseph McCarthy
Mansfield Moves to Abolish the ICC
UPI reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield leads a push to abolish the Interstate Commerce Commission, the oldest and largest federal regulatory agency, with efforts spanning Congress and public debate.
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Mansfield
ICC
Washington
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Ralph Nader
H. Neil Garson
Garson
Virginia Mae Brown
Commission
Transportation Department
NYU coed Patrice Leary found slain in Manhattan
NYU graduate student Patrice Leary, 22, was found stabbed and strangled in her Manhattan apartment. The Iowa native, teaching at a private Manhattan school, was discovered by two friends. no forced entry noted and a male sighting is the only lead. Authorities pursue possible outsider or insider motives as they weigh burglary.
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New York
UPI
New York University
Patrice Leary
Manhattan
Miss Leary
Okoboji
Iowa
Nancy Paul
Betsy
Vermont campaign complaints swirl in fair practice clash
In Vermont Democrats and GOP clash over alleged campaign missteps. Sen. Winston L. Prouty accuses Philip Hoff of false advertising while Hoff questions Prouty attendance and public duties. The Rutland Daily Herald cites a Prouty quote disputed by Prouty with tape backup.
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Hoff
Prouty
Rutland Daily Herald
Mount St. Joseph’s Academy
Bennington Airport to stay open with no state subsidy
Bennington County Airport will remain open as state funds will not subsidize a ground operator. State Aeronautics Board Chairman Richard A. Snelling told local business leaders that Montpelier will not provide financial aid, leaving the airport to local communities to attract and support a fixed-base operator. The state will maintain airside facilities and plans a $50,000 lighting upgrade over two years, with $15,000 in maintenance.
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Bennington
State
State Aeronautics Board
Bennington County
Richard A. Snelling
Greater Bennington
Paradise
Snelling
R. Marshall Witten
Witten
Meerwarth
Flomatic Inc
Bennington Aviation
Charles Miel
Kenneth R. Clayton
The
County National Bank
Old
Bennington Airport Commission
Clayton
Inside notes and national debates in Vermont and New York notices
On the Inside Peter Diamondstone offers his ideas about freeloaders in a letter to the editor. Sam Ogden notes vulgarites in liberal dogma. A Vermont educator critiques crimes in educational thinking. A parent teacher association is revived in Hoosick Falls. Arlington remains in, Mt. Anthony out of state soccer tournament.
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Peter Diamondstone
Sam Ogden
Vermont
Hoosick Falls
Arlington
Mt. Anthony
New Route 7 Ready to Beat 1974 Deadline
State highway officials predicted the new Route 7 would be completed by spring 1974. Lawrence W. Bliss and George W. Kellogg said relocation of homes under condemnation would be part of the process. Aerials showed the route differs from the beltline, with beltline work not starting for seven years.
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Lawrence W. Bliss
George W. Kellogg
Bennington
Bliss
Three NYC bomb blasts damage armories and police station
Three homemade pipe bombs exploded within ten minutes early today in New York City, injuring no one but damaging two armories and a Bronx precinct. A warning call preceded the Whitestone naval center blast, with investigators labeling the devices as sophisticated and the FBI called in.
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N.Y.C
New York
UPS
FBI
U.S. Naval Reserve Center
Whitestone
Queens
Bronx
U.S. Army Reserve Center
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Committee For A Responsible Congress
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NYU Coed
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Robert Mitchell
Herald
Burlington
Rutland
Robert T. Stafford
Deane C. Davis
Bernard O’shea
Stafford
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Davis
O’shea
James Jeffords
International Paper Co
Ticonderoga, N.Y
Lake Champlain
Salmon
Jeffords
International Paper
Ticonderoga Bay
Saxtons River
By Joe Swayze
Bennington Beltline
Frank J. Hogan
Board of
Listers
North Adams
Mass
Henry J. Callan
David A. Shaker
Hogan
Jamaica
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