Thai king reappoints Sanya Thammasak premier after resignation
In Bangkok, King Bhumipol Adulyade appointed Sanya Thammasak as premier seven days after his resignation. Thammasak and his 26 member cabinet quit last Wednesday but returned to lead amid public and leadership pressure. Thammasak first led a government last October after a student uprising toppled the military regime of Premier Thanom Kittikachorn.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Bhumipol Adulyade
Sanya Thammasak
Thammasak
Sanya
Thanom Kittikachorn
Solzhenitsyn Warns War Threat From Suppression
Exiled Russian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn in a letter to Aftenposten in Oslo argues that improved trade relations cannot prevent war caused by dissent suppression in Eastern Europe. He calls the unchecked repression a deadly peace threat and notes he may soon produce a film about Soviet prison camps titled The Tanks Know The Truth.
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Oslo
Norway
Europe
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Aftenposten
Solzhenitsyn
Switzerland
White House asked IRS to audit political foes, Jaworski says
Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski said he has evidence that the White House instructed the IRS to audit or harass political remit including former Democratic Party Chairman Lawrence F. Brien. Jaworski filed papers in U S District Court noting a discussion was withheld from a Watergate tape grand jury record as unrelated.
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Washington
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Democratic Party
Lawrence F
Brien
Jaworski
U.S. District Court
Watergate Grand Jury
Policy Clash as House Plans Antipoverty Bill Push
The House plans a quick vote this week on an antipoverty bill to reform the program while keeping it under federal control. President Nixon faces a looming policy battle as Congress returns from a Memorial Day recess amid a light schedule.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Congress
Sunshine Bill Dead in Senate Committee
Harrisburg AP reports Senate State Government Committee chair Sen. Thomas Nolan declares the Sunshine Bill dead for the year. The measure would ban closed executive sessions by local governments and school boards and has remained in committee since a February House passage. Nolan sees no vote to call and doubts any government could operate under such a law.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Thomas Nolan
A Mower Ignites Shed Fire at Wayne Street Home
A lawn mower placed near trash in a shed behind Edwin Foley’s home at 10 Wayne Street started a fire Saturday around 5 p.m. Rags and rubbish burned. firemen arrived with twenty men and two pieces of equipment, estimating about $25 in damages. The crew returned to the station within thirty minutes.
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Edwin Foley
Wayne Street
Journal
McCray
Embargo Effects Still Apparent
Washington reports U S oil imports to recover by mid June though refinery capacity limits may cause ongoing summer shortages. After a prior drop from 3.6 to 2.1 million barrels a day, imports rose to about 3.4 million daily, with analysts awaiting Arab policy decisions and possible production increases beyond pre-embargo levels.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Energy Office
Middle East
FEO
John C. Sawhill
Rocking Chair Marathon Opens Centennial Celebration
The Corry Area High School Alumni Association hosts a Rocking Chair Marathon tomorrow at City Park starting at 3 PM. Class of 69 entries run $19 with prizes for the last five. spectators free and snacks available. Entrants must bring their chair and check in by 2 PM tomorrow.
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Corry
Millie Grice
Uncle Willie
Dead Body Of Pa Sailor Found In Reservoir
An 18 year old Pennsylvania sailor on leave from the U S S Roosevelt was recovered from Mount Williams Reservoir after reportedly falling in earlier. Police released few details pending notification of next of kin.
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North Adams
Mass
Pennsylvania
Mount Williams Reservoir
U.S.5
Roosevelt
Free Kids and Mother From Torture Held
Four young children and their mother were imprisoned for months by a man in New York. Sotera Vasquez, 33, allegedly tortured a 7-year-old by placing him in a lit oven, with the mother Olga Ramos, 27, escaping after the padlock was left unfixed. Vasquez faces charges including attempted murder and unlawful imprisonment.
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New York
Sotera Vasquez
Olga Ramos
Vasquez
Ramos
Sound Off Letters Raise Local Issues in Corry Journal
Public call in Corry Journal to air opinions Thursdays 5 to 9 p.m. at 665 8291 or 665 8297 for print publication. Letters critique voters choice, railroad crossings, pot holes, missing facilities, party enforcement, litter, traffic safety, and local development with strong community voice.
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Corry Journal
Small Communities Lose Federal Revenue If Forms Aren't Filed
Washington AP reports 241 local governments risk losing federal revenue sharing funds for 1974 unless they file required forms. Dycusburg Kentucky, among others, faces misaddressed mail issues hindering qualification. Some towns like Artesia New Mexico and Calhoun County Florida await substantial sums while a few places have refused participation. Time tightens as unclaimed money may be distributed pro rata to compliant governments.
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Dycusburg
Office of Revenue Sharing
Artesia
N.M
Calhoun County
Florida
Impact
Uncertain City
Texas
Dycnsburg
Boys Town
Neb
Calhour County
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