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Life in State Aid Funds Case Follows Unclear Path
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Iceland set to name new pro NATO government leader
President Kristian Eldjarn is expected to ask Geir Hallgrimsson son, leader of the Independence party, to form a new pro NATO government after the resignation of caretaker Prime Minister Olafur Johannesson who had led since May. Cambodian government forces retook two outposts on the southwest coast from Khmer Rouge insurgents who seized them last Saturday. A North Korean spy boat was sunk after exchanging fire with a South Korean navy patrol near the southeast coast, per the defense ministry.
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Geir Hallgrimsson
Independence Party
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Johannesson
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Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Seoul
South Korea
Korean Peninsula
Defense Ministry
Prominent banker Smith pleads innocent in $170 million misapplication case
C Aenholt Smith, longtime associate of President Nixon and former head of a vast banking and industrial empire, pleaded innocent in U S District Court after a 25 count indictment accusing him of conspiring to misapply 170 million dollars in bank funds. If convicted on all counts, he faces up to 125 years in prison and a 175000 dollar fine. In Detroit, Ford Motor Co raises North American car and truck prices by an average 58 dollars amid steel-cost pressures, reversing prior assurances of no further increases this model year. Chrysler also announced price hikes for similar reasons.
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Denenberg Concedes Senate Loss In Pennsylvania Race
Harrisburg AP reports Herbert S. Denenberg trails in the May Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate with 477,081 votes to Peter Flaherty’s 485,358. Denenberg claimed the margin was about half the unofficial tally as Election Bureau returns were released ahead of certification next week.
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Herbert S. Denenberg
Pittsburgh
Peter Flaherty
U.S. Senate
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Denenberg
Ehrlichman Said Keep Nixon Out
Washington AP report states John Ehrlichman warned to keep the Nixon White House insulated from a plan to seize Ellsberg psychiatrist files. Testimony from Egil Krogh and David Young showed intent to have White House hirelings enter Dr Fielding's Beverly Hills office without consent, while no explicit use of burglary terms was recalled.
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Daniel Ellsberg
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Egil
Bud" Krogh Jr
Lewis J. Fielding
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Calif
Ellsberg
Krogh
Young
Ehrlichiman
Dr. Fielding
FBI
G. Gordon Liddy
Independence Day Message Amid National Resolve 1974
A 1974 Independence Day reflection urges Americans to rally behind the nation and its democratic ideals. It emphasizes enduring strength, patriotism, and the need to preserve one nation under God with liberty and justice for all. It notes the country faces hardship but remains sustained by good people and shared resolve.
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United States
Summit Seeks 10 Year SALT Pact
Nixon and Brezhnev agreed to pursue a ten year SALT pact limiting offensive nuclear weapons while abandoning a permanent accord. They backed a partial test ban restricting explosions beyond 150 kilotons and agreed to permit observers at each other’s test sites to verify compliance. The leaders said a long term treaty could be negotiated in Geneva if feasible.
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Sonja Party
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
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Tax Form Change Leaks Millage Cut in Corry Area School District
Tax collectors in the Corry Area School District began changing millage figures on owner mail forms from 25 to 21 mills amid a windfall of 265 163 from the State Department of Education. The state budget boost to school aid prompted the board discussion, with a regular meeting to decide if the four mill cut will be finalized by next week.
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A. Budd Dwyer
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Foreign Exchange Students Perform At Corry YMCA Party
American Field Service students in Corry stage talent show during a local YMCA event. Forty visiting youths, from Japan and other parts, perform dances and other acts while resident families host them for a year in the United States before departing from New York City to return home.
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New York City
United States
Corry Aves High School
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Three Area Accidents Cause Heavy Vehicle Damage
State police report three accidents with nearly $4,000 in property damage and only minor injuries. Near Littleville a head on collision between Kevin Fuller and Rexford Beckwith caused $2,500 damage. A second crash south of Corry involved Edward Schmidt with a tractor trailer after he swerved to miss a deer. further details continue on the back page.
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U S Oil Production Drops From Top Spot to No 2
New York AP reports the United States has fallen from No 1 to No 2 in world crude oil output as Saudi Arabia leads with about 9 million barrels daily in May. The Soviet Union may soon overtake the U S, while U S output hovers around 8.5 to 8.9 million barrels a day including lease condensate. Aramco alone produced 8.7 million barrels of crude daily in May, with two other Saudi companies adding about 260000 barrels.
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United States
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
U.S
American Petroleum Institute
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Arabian American Oil Co
Aramco
Watergate Funds See Used for Fees in Hunt Payment
White House lawyer James D. St Clair prepares to call witnesses in the House Judiciary impeachment inquiry focusing on a $75 000 payment to Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt Jr The money allegedly covered legal fees, not hush money The probe centers on the March 21 1973 discussion in which Nixon told John W Dean III to arrange the funds O Brien testified Hunt demanded the payment LaRue who delivered 375 000 to Bittman has pleaded guilty and cooperates with prosecutors
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White House
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House
Judiciary Committee
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Hunt
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Paul O'Brien
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Argentines Honor Peron in Mourning Procession
A vast mourners line the streets and file past the casket of Juan D. Peron as Isabel Peron takes over the presidency after his death from a heart attack at 78. The state funeral is postponed to Thursday to allow more citizens to pay homage. Government offices close and a general strike disrupts commerce. The body will not be embalmed per Peron’s wishes.
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