Paper Asks Kissinger To Resign
Newsday calls for Henry Kissinger to resign over alleged secret understandings between Nixon and Thieu. Editorial questions his character and credibility amid letters claiming U S aid and action against Paris accords violations. Kissinger testified that Thieu was told Washington would respond, but specifics were not stated.
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Newsday
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Nguyen van ‘Thien
Kissinger
Nixon
Thieu
U.S
Senate
Thiew
United States
Butz Won’t Quit Until Later Time
Washington AP farming secretary Earl L. Butz will stay in his post at President Ford’s request possibly through the 1976 election. Ford asked him to remain indefinitely, with aides noting White House pressure to extend tenure and avoid upheaval before a successor could face Senate confirmation.
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Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Ford
Congress
Butz
Senate
White House
Picket Mines Despite Order in Ohio and West Virginia
Pickets from eight Consolidation Coal Co. mines in Ohio and West Virginia stood Tuesday despite a Monday restraining order from US District Court Judge Gerald Weber. The action followed dismissal of 26 workers at Rose Valley who refused suspension for alleged picketing. Union says Valley Camp mines in WV and Powhatan No. 3 in Ohio also halted. about 2,000 miners returned to work at other North American mines.
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West Virginia
US ‘District Court
Gerald Weber
Pittsburgh
Consolidation Coal Co
United Mine Workers District 6
Consolidation
Rose Valley
UMW
Three Valley
Ex-Soviet Police Boss Relieved from Post
Moscow radio said today that Alexander N. Shelepin former head of the Soviet secret police and the youngest Politburo member has been relieved of his post at his own request. The report noted his departure followed a trip.
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Alexander N. Shelepin
Soviet
Secret Police
Politburo
Moscow Radio
Britain
Communist Party Central Committee
Shelepin
Soviet Communist Party
Selling Justice To Finance Campaign
Pittsburgh AP Dist Atty John Hickton plans to sell justice shares to fund his primary campaign with a money back guarantee. Ninety percent of proceeds go to campaign finance and ten percent deposits will be refunded via an interest bearing account.
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Pittsburgh
John Hickton
Allegheny County
Justice
Hickton
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