Pompidou Victory Seen In Communist Boycott
Paris AP reports Georges Pompidou appears certain of election after the Communist party refused to back provisional President Alain Poher. Poher trails with 23.13 percent to Pompidou's 44.46 percent in the first round, and a Communist endorsement likely would have shifted little support.
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Georges Pompidou
Famly
Alain Poher
Poher
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Jacques Duelos
West Germany
Duclas
Communist Party
Bertrand Motte
France
le Monde
le Figaro
Duclos
Thieu rules out coalition talks with Nixon in Paris meeting
Thieu after five days in Nationalist China says he will not discuss a coalition government with President Nixon when they meet on Midway. He expects talks to cover troop withdrawal progress and a concrete peace program. He also notes no intent to pursue coalition government with U.S. support.
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Formosa
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Kieu
China
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Thieu
Rockefeller Tour Focuses on Latin American Aspirations
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller calls his Latin American fact finding tour a tremendous success for gauging what people think and for shaping U.S. policy toward the region. Despite violence and canceled Venezuela stop, he says the mission is goodwill and continuing under White House support.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Kennedy Airport
Nixon
Venezuela
Latin America
Massachusetts Mayors Back Sales Tax Plan Gains Backers
Statehouse reports show the Massachusetts League of Cities and Towns joins Greater Boston Chamber in backing a 5 percent sales tax to fund state revenue, opposing Gov Sargents proposed income tax increases. The plan would raise about 150 million with cigarette tax hikes and federal deduction eliminations.
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Massachusetts League of Cities and Towne
Massachusetts
Greater Boston
Mayor's League
League
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Malden
Sargent
House
Ways and Means
Massachusetts Senate
Master Tax Plan Commission
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Worcester
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Rgoshen
James F. Burke
JD Brockton
Ways and Means Committee
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Weymouth Fair
Marshfield Fair
Burke
Barrus
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Berkshire County
Hancock
Berkshire Downs
Hancock Track
Barrington Fair Grounds
Edward J. Carroll
Massachusetts Water Resources Commission
Quabbin
Connecticut River
Natural Resources
Arthur W. Brownell
Commission
Metropolitan District Commission
Northfield Mountain
MDC
Erving
Brownell
Fire destroys KC apartment. 11 dead, many missing
In Kansas City a massive three story brick building near 40th and McGee burned in the early hours. Police say 11 died and 10 to 13 are missing as residents were evacuated by Cornelius Twenter and his brother. Fire officials note heavy fire on the third floor with 80 to 100 residents in the structure.
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Kansas City
Cornelius Twenter
Twenter
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39Th Street
40Th
McGee Streets
The Highways Are Yours Are You Littering Your Own
A brief notice questions personal responsibility for littering on highways. It urges residents to keep roads clean and cites potential fines or penalties for improper disposal while emphasizing civic duty and local enforcement.
Massachusetts Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Law
The Massachusetts Supreme Court unanimously upheld the states abortion law in the Kudish case while a new challenge by William R. Baird claims the law is vague and violates free speech and marital privacy. Judge Edward H. Bennett set a Wednesday hearing as Baird appeals a three month birth control law sentence in federal court.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
High Court
Benedict Kudish
Newton
Suffolk Superior Court
William R. Baird
Hempstead
Baird
Edward H. Bennett
U.S. Supreme Court
Boston University
Red Cross Increases North Vietnam Aid Visit Details
Henry Beer secretary general of the League of Red Cross Societies says aid to North Vietnam will be increased after an eight day visit to Hanoi. A league statement says Beer brought back a detailed list of North Vietnamese Red Cross needs.
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Henry Beer
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
North Vietnam
Hanoi
League
Beer
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