South Korea mass trial on overthrow plot opens
Fifty five individuals face court martial as part of a broader set of 253 suspects charged under President Park Chung Hee s decree against antigovernment demonstrations. Violations carry possible death sentences in this historic political crackdown. Cambodia forces secure beachhead near Longvek to evacuate up to 25 000 civilians as naval base is established across the Tonle Sap river and troops link with besieged city.
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Korea
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Longvek
Tonle Sap
Nation's industrial output rises for second straight month
The Federal Reserve reports May industrial production up four tenths of 1 percent, led by autos, showing a recovery from the oil embargo slump. April had risen three tenths after four months of declines. Frances Royalty, 75, reunited with her son in Sioux City after 10 years apart. Maude Speake, 77, wed Nicholas Walsh, 62, in Dayton in a late-life marriage. Sen. William Proxmire draws criticism of vitamin and mineral daily allowances as scientists warn of charlatans aided by industry.
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Federal Reserve Board
Sioux City
Iowa
Frances Royalty
Jacobs
Trenton
N.J
Dayton, Ohio
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Nicholas Walsh
Madison
Wis
William Proxmire
University of Wisconsin
Senate
Wisconsin Democrat
Explosion at Gulf Oil HQ prompts search for two West Coast cars
Police probe into Thursday night blast at Gulf Oil, Co. headquarters reports two cars with West Coast license plates seen near the site before the explosion. No injuries recorded. Investigators say leads are currently lacking.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil, Co
Nixon Pledges More Arms Aid During Saudi Visit
President Nixon ended his Saudi tour pledging increased arms assistance to King Faisal and prepared to travel to Syria. He stressed U S responsibility to the Middle East while Faisal urged united support for peace and criticized anti-Nixon opposition. Talks covered regional issues including Jerusalem and Palestinian rights, with no explicit oil discussion during the state dinner.
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Nixon
Faisal
Syria
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Middle East
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Jordan
United States of America
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Jerusalem
Palestine
Brezhnev Says USSR Ready to Limit Underground Tests
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev stated Moscow is ready now to agree with the United States on phasing out underground nuclear tests up to a coordinated timetable, while sidestepping on site inspections. He spoke ahead of Nixon's Moscow visit and NATO talks, urging mutual restraint and criticizing anti Soviet criticism in the United States.
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Kissinger Wiretap Allegations Stir House Panel
Rep. Jack Brooks and Rep. Joshua Eilberg said evidence contradicting Kissinger’s sworn denial shows he ordered wiretaps. Fulbright urged caution awaiting proof before Senate action. Kissinger defended his testimony, offered to resign if cleared, and urged a Senate inquiry while expressing concern over political use of foreign policy.
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House Judiciary Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
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Brooks
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pay
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Tex
Judiciary Committee
FBI
White House
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Senate
Fulbright
Dr. Kissinger
National Security Council
ABC
Two 16 Year-Old Girls Arrested In Ritz Burglary
Two Corry youths aged 16 named Candy Wilde and Sylvia Messinger were arraigned before District Justice Anna O McCall in Waterford on burglary and theft charges following a Ritz Restaurant break in on North Center Street. Police say the pair fled the rear door. one was caught outside and the other in a nearby lot. Items reportedly missing included candy and loose change, valued at about thirty dollars. The girls spent the night in the city lockup before today’s arraignment.
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Journal
Corry
Anna O. McCall
County Case Sets Precedent In Co-Op Deal
In Erie County court Mrs. Dolores Placek won a 2350 award from a board of viewers over a right of way across her 63 acre Edinboro area property. The case challenges rural electric cooperatives practice of taking private land without compensation under eminent domain, highlighting a divergent NRECA policy and a prior failure to offer settlement.
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Erie County
Dolores Placek
Edinboro
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Cambridge Springs
Placek
The
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Electrical Utility Company
Report Dean Sought Executive Privilege
Washington AP reports a House Judiciary Committee memo quoted by the Los Angeles Times suggests meetings in February 1973 between President Nixon and White House counsel John W. Dean aimed to create an excuse for Dean to claim executive privilege. The Times cites grand jury testimony and notes the memo’s interpretative caveat.
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White House
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Dean
House Judiciary Committee
Los Angeles Times
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the Times
Committee
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Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
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Ellsberg
John D. Ehrlichman
Howard H. Baker Jr
F-Tenn
City Council Plans Monday Agenda in Full Session
City Council schedules a full Monday regular meeting in the Municipal Building with four ordinances on first reading. Topics include the 1974 revolving fund widening First Avenue Viking Avenue Catherine Avenue and more. Also on tap are comments on Fire Chief Lathrop resignation and city tennis courts and softball fields.
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Viking Avenue
Catherine Avenue
Thomas Lathrop
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
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