Subpoena Of Hoover Is Sought In Antiwar Case
US District Judge R Dixon Herman weighs a government motion to quash a broad subpoena demanding FBI Director Hoover and other officials testify and produce records on the Berrigan antiwar conspiracy. The defense seeks wide materials from 13 related figures as key witness Douglas testifies about prison letters and the alleged plot to kidnap Henry Kissinger.
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Hakkinging
FBI
J. Engar Hoover
Furmher
Philip Berrigan
R. Dixon Herman
Hoover
Norman Carlson
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Boyd Douglas
Douglas
Lewisburg
Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Wiliam Connally
Justicer Department
Urbana School Head to Resign End of School Year
The acting Urbana Consolidated School District superintendent said he will resign at year end. He cited strained relations with teachers and a desire to devote time to family, while noting he may be seen as an obstacle to resolving district issues. A Mt Vernon education official reported teachers felt threatened and would present grievances only after core concerns about machinery and change are addressed.
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Peeral
The
Gazette Urbana
Urbana Consolidated School District
the Gazette
Keith Jensen
Mt. Vernon
Ualvery
Town State Education Assn
Urbana School Board
Urbana Education Assn
William Trompeter
Jensen
Trompeter
Eaders
Cal
Senate Rejects Tough Anti-Busing Amendments Passes Education Bill
Washington AP reports the senate approved a 1.0 billion higher education desegregation bill after voting 89 to 5 to allow parents to seek court injunctive relief against busing their children. It also defeated Ervin and other amendments, kept a Jacobs-Talmadge plan for class actions, and included a 0.9 trillion Indian education program with revised spending guidelines.
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Washington
Senate
APS
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Sens
Jacob dJavity
RNY
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
Nixon
Unlicensed Doctor Faces Probe Over 200 Deaths
CHICAGO AP report says Governor did not finish medical training as 200 patients at a state mental hospital were examined by Dr. Munoz a temporary physician. State review ties Munoz to deaths and questions about his licensure and education.
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Chicago
Sid Theinh i Iital
Hee Fatibeeh
Dee
Munoz
Transit Strike Curb Is Killed
The House transportation subcommittee voted 6 105 to kill a bill creating permanent emergency mechanisms to settle rail and airline disputes. Chairman Staggers said no similar legislation will come from the committee this session.
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Washington
House Transportation Subcommittee
Staggers
House
Commerce
Congress
Dim Warning on West Virginia Dams After Lorado Breach
The U S Geological Survey warned five years earlier that coal mine waste dams could fail in high water. The Lorado dam at Buffalo Creek in Logan county burst during heavy rain, killing many and wiping out coal camps. Reports cite 72 confirmed dead and 121 missing in 1968.
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U.S. Geological Survey
West Virginia
Lorado
Buffalo Creek
Logan County
The
Gazette
the Gazette
Davies
New York Times
the Times
Lorado Dam
J. Davies
Charleston Gazette
William Davies
West
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virgina
Ginia
Pennsylvania
Gazette l
State Accepts Compromise on Miska Land for I 380
The Iowa highway commission approved a compromise to enable Interstate 340 south of Cedar Rapids with construction this summer. The Miskas will receive about 100000 dollars and access to two roads, while a compensation panel will pay 71600 for 26.9 acres and an easement. The deal followed mediation led by State Senator Tom Riley and praised by the Wesley Miskas.
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Miska
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Highway Commission
Tom Riley
RCA
Wesley
Miskas
Riley
Twa
Linn
Ansel Chapman
Iowa Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Two Justice officials to quit amid Nixon reelection push
Washington AP reports two Justice Department officials plan to resign soon and join the re election campaign of President Nixon. Assistant Attorney General Robert Mardian and Jervis Leonard, head of the enforcement rights division, are among those expected to depart. The Gazette and Louisville Committee for the Re election are also noted in connection with the personnel changes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Nixon
Robert Mardian
Department
Internal Security
Jervis Leonard
Highiway
Pro- Assistance Administration
John WN. Mitchell
the Compensation Commission
the Gazette
Louisville‘Committee
Miskal Courier-Journal
Vattorney
Morehhan
The
Highway Commission
Chuckle on Bus Etiquette and Seat Courtesy
A humorous note questions why some men have never given up their seat to a lady on a bus. The remark attributes it not to bad manners but to a lack of experience with courteous seating.
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Paneth
Viet Force Reduced by 4940 Men
SAIGON AP The U S command announced the second biggest troop cut of the Vietnam war leaving fewer than 10 000 American combat infantrymen and artillerymen in Saigon Cam Ranh Bay and Da Nang regions The 4940 man reduction included the Second Squadron of the 1st Armored Cavalry and the Fifth Battalion of the 42nd Artillery among 62 army units and one air force detachment phased out Total U S strength in Vietnam fell to under 120 000 with about 50 000 combat troops and fewer than 16 000 actually in ground fighting The clash that killed one trooper and wounded four occurred 24 miles northeast of Saigon during a night engagement involving the armored squadron The Nixon administration ordered cuts to 69 000 by May 1 and 32 000 personnel at U S bases in Thailand. 1 000 to 20 000 aboard navy ships offshore One American was killed and eight wounded in three Tuesday clashes by First Air Cavalry units in the Saigon area
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Saigun
U.S
Saigon
Cam Ranh Bay
da Neng
1Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Third Military Region
First Air Cavalry Division
42Nd Artillery
Mekong Delta
Ligon
da Nang
United States
Vietnam
Nixon Bhegan
Thailand
Nixon
Saigott
Driver Killed and 3 Hurt in Grash Accident Near Anamosa
Anamosa Monticello area report of a two vehicle crash on highway 151 one mile north of town at 10 resulted in the death of Keith Myron Lubbock 33 of Monticello from chest and neck injuries. His wife Carole 33 and daughter Luann 11 were hospitalized in fair condition along with son Mark 9 unharmed. Larry Otten 32 of Anamosa was also hospitalized in satisfactory condition after his car crossed the center line into northbound traffic driven by Lubbock. Feneral arrangements are pending at Goettsch funeral home in Monticello.
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Anamosa
Monticello
Highway 151
Here
Keith Myron
Hock
Anamosa Hospital
Carole
Luann
Mark
Larry
Otten
Anamesa
Highway Patrol
Tubbock
Feneral
Mr. Lubbock
Goettsch Funeral Home
Mont]ticella
Kleindienst Seeks Hearing on ITT Settlement Controversy
President Nixon’s nominee for attorney general Rich ard Kleindienst asked to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on charges tied to a big ITT antitrust settlement. The issue centers on John Mitchell and a $100,000 ITT contribution to the GOP, with Mitchell denying Anderson’s accusations. Eastland noted hearings would not reopen the nomination, and a final confirmation could come soon after.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Kleindienst
Nixon
Alleries General
Atranger
Senate Judiciary
Aneaher
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
IIT
Justice Department
Kleindienst
John Mitchell
Jack Anderson
Mitchell Titer
ITT
Mitchell Ant TT
Anderson
Judiciary
James Eastland
D-Miss
Klean- Ginnst
Sowg
Eastland
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Scott-Mansfield
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Rtenn
Associated Press
Marion
By Roland Krekeler
Ogs
Courier-Journal
Interior Department
Morton
Hechler
W. Va
Arch Moore
U.S. House of Representatives
Stewart Udall
Hulett Smith
Moore
Gazelle
Ime
Ion
Justice
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New Jersey
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Felica
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Riley Camp
Lawrence O’brien
Anerson
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