McCormack Aide Becomes Focus Of SEC Case
Speaker John McCormack said chief assistant Dr. Martin Sweig erred by intervening in SEC matters last May. Sweig is suspended without pay for the error of judgment amid ties to lobbyist Nathan Voloshen and Parvin Dohrmann, with Voloshen allegedly paid for legal services. McCormack denied personal financial stake and urged removal from sensitive appointments. The case fueled questions about his future while House members praised his integrity and leadership.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Martin Sweig
Securities and Exchange Commission
SIEC
McCormack
Sweig
House Chamber
Nathan Voloshen
SEC
New York
Valoshen
Parvin Dohrmann Co
Parvin Dehrmann
Las Vegas
Voloshen
Boston
Ile
Scott Chides Agnew as Name-Caller in Vietnam Debate
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott rebukes Spiro Agnew without naming him, urging tolerance and an end to name calling in Vietnam policy. Rogers praises respectful debate while MPs like Mansfield and Fulbright back Nixon's war- winding steps and peace efforts amid Laotian concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Spire T. Agnew
Vietnam
Scott
White House
Pennsylvania
New York
William P. Rogers
Mike Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Nixon
Mansfield
D-Mont
Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Laos
Agnew
New Orleans
Searl
New Storm Laurie Aims for Gulf Coast
A hurricane with 100 mph winds, Laurie in the Gulf of Mexico, moves slowly northeast near Louisiana. The New Orleans Weather Bureau reports a 10 am position about 250 miles south of New Orleans and a slow, erratic path with thousands fleeing coastal areas toward refugee centers in Lafourche Parish and nearby towns.
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New Orleans
Laurie
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Bing
Mississippi
Camille
Alabama
Florida
Galveston
Tex
Apalachicola
Fla
Texas
Lafourche Parish
Civil Defense
Lockport
Rageland
Thibndanx
Cosmonauts enjoy Broadway show and Manhattan visit
Soviet cosmonauts Beregovoi and Feoktistov arrived in New York on a two week U S tour. They dined at Chez Vito after seeing Hello Dolly and praised the humanity of Americans while declining a Mets reception. They plan no Cape Kennedy stop.
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New York
United States
Georgi T. Beregoyov
Konstantin Feoktistey
Moscow
John V. Lindsay
New York Mets
Col
Frank Borman
U.S
Beregovoi
Fenktistov
Plaza Hotel
West
Pearl Bailey
Cab Callaway
Chez Vito
Coquille St
Chile Faces Army Mutiny United by Brief Uprising
In Santiago Chile officers and men in two infantry regiments mutinied today prompting the government to report an attempted military sedition. Brig Gen Roberto Viaux Marambo led the uprising after recent promotions and retirement actions. Details were not immediately released by officials.
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Santiago, Chile
Roberto Viaux Marambo
1St
Dinis contradicts examiner in Kopechne autopsy row
In Wilkes Barre. Dist Atty Edmund Dinis testifies in a second day hearing on exhuming Mary Jo Kopechne’s body for an autopsy. He says he sought an autopsy July 20, after her body was recovered, while an associate medical examiner recalls Dinis questioning the autopsy necessity.
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Edmund Dinis
Luzente County
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jo Ropechtico
Peter B. Gay
Faunton, Mass
D.A
Dinis
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Bernard C. Bruminski
Common Pleas Court
Donald R. Mills
Dukes County
Mass
Mills
Prosecutor Presses for Investigation Reasons in Kopecne Case
Joseph F. Flanagan, counsel for Mr and Mrs Kopechne of Berkeley Heights New Jersey opposed the autopsy discussion. Dinis sought to present grounds for continuing the investigation into the girl, while the moratorium suspensions focused on whether the physician was satisfied with his findings.
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Joseph F. Flanagan
Joseph A. Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Dinis
Armand Fernandes Jr
Massachusetts
Flanagan
Brominski
Mary Jo Kopechne
Fernandes
Readmit War Foes Court Tells School
Superior Court Justice William Dunfey ordered Monadnock Regional High School in Swanzey to readmit students suspended for staying out of school on the Vietnam Moratorium Day. The judge temporarily enjoined the school and its vice principal from suspending seven students. The NH Civil Liberties Union filed the petition on behalf of Mary Lloyd, mother of Alan Ullla Lloyd, 17, a suspended senior. Six other students and parents intervened. The case centers on suspension for leaving school to participate in anti war demonstrations.
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Civil Liberies Union
Mary Lloyd
Alan
Uella Lloyd
Apollo 12 Crew Plans Lunar Crater Visit and Surveyor Exam
NASA announced Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean will descend into a lunar crater near the Snowman feature to examine an old Surveyor craft near the Ocean of Storms. They aim to venture up to 1.5 miles from the lunar module, spend 3.14 hours on the surface, set up five experiments, test new guidance, and transmit first color TV from the Moon if possible while facing brief radio contact loss.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Agency
Surveyor
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
Tre
Cant
Chester Lee
Lee
Cape Kennedy
Tee
Col
Thomas H. McMullen
Air Force
NASA
Conrad
Bean
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Moon
Ira Mauro
560000 Hold Antiwar Riot In Japan
In Tokyo and across Japan an estimated 500000 leftists protested the Vietnam war with clashes at Shinjuku and other sites. Police say 480 were arrested in Tokyo and 20 officers injured as demonstrators hurled Molotov cocktails and bombs at bases near Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Toky
Japan
Shinjuku
Okinawa
Ryukyu
Naha
U.S. Air Force
Tachikawa
Shinji Kata
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Stuart Symington
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Miss Bailey
Borman
Beregovei
Chile
Miss Kopechne
Larksville
Central Station
Crater
Old Surveyor
Richard D. Lyons
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