Kennedy flowers laid on Kopechne grave in Wilkes-Barre
Flowers from Sen Edward Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy were placed on the grave of Mary Jo Kopechne in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on the fourth anniversary of her death. Kopechne, a campaign worker and secretary to Robert F Kennedy, died in the 1964 Chappaquiddick car crash when Kennedy swam free but she did not survive.
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Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Ja Kopechne
Wilkes-Baire
Kopechne
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Mass
Sen. Kennedy
Brezhnev gifts Connors revolvers in Russia visit
Soviet leader Brezhnev gave actor Chuck Connors a pair of Aguila revolvers during the Nixon visit to San Clemente last month. Connors said he received a funeral tea pot from Brezhnev. The Supreme Court in Austin upheld Houston attorney Percy Foreman’s 250000 fee award for defending Messler and Powers acquitted in 1968. Dioguardi’s appeal for a new trial was rejected. juror sanity preserved. he faces five years and 31001 fine.
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Connors
Prezhnev
Russia
Nixon
San Clemente
Brezhnev
Lexag Supreme Court
Austin
Houston
Percy Foreman
Gandace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
John
Johnny Dio
Dioguardi
David Edelstein
Diguardi
Belmont Franchise Corp
Arab gunman frees hostages in Athens standoff
A gunman armed with a submachine gun and grenades held 13 people hostage in Constitution Square Athens then released them unharmed after securing safe conduct to the Middle East. Hostages included an elderly American a Greek Orthodox priest three police officers and three children. The man claimed anti Zionist ties and was aided by Libyan and Iraqi ambassadors as mediators.
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Athens
TPT
Middle East
Palestine
el al Israel
Court Limits Loan Penalties in California Ruling
California's Supreme Court ruled that lenders cannot base late payment penalties on a portion of the unpaid loan balance. The decision said such penalties are punitive rather than compensatory and may only reflect time late and administrative costs. The ruling accompanied a class action against Coast and Southern Federal Savings and Loan Association of Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
UFI
California
Supreme Court
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The
Coast and Southern Federal Savings and Unali, Association of Los Angeles
Local real estate fax page with scattered addresses
A fragmentary listing shows multiple offices and addresses in California including Hayward Alameda County at 16 Winton Ave and Ban Leamoros at 125 Parratt Street plus Fremont and Seamandeo areas with several phone numbers. The scattered data resembles a business directory or yard office notice with contact details rather than a coherent article.
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W. Winton Ave
Hayward
Alameda County
California
Ban Leamoro
Parratt St
Seamandeo
Calif
Asia
Fremont
Phare
Cemer
Calf
GOP letter appeals for more money to keep party alive
Washington based Republican fund raisers sent a mid June appeal to thousands of past GOP donors admitting the party is in trouble and seeking more contributions to cover a projected 1 million deficit. David K. Wilson, chairman of the National Finance Committee, cited Watergate as the cause of waning support and urged donors to assist despite staff cuts and voluntary pay reductions.
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Washington
UPI
Republican National Committee
David K. Wilson
Republican National Finance Committee
House votes to limit president in war powers battle
The House approved a 244 to 170 bill overriding Nixon's veto threat to curb presidential war powers. It would force any U S combat commitments or enlargements to halt for up to 120 days unless Congress approves, with a concurrent resolution bypassing presidential veto. Nixon urged Congress to act with restraint and uphold its role in war decisions.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
Noxon
Tamanvaller
Senate
Gerald K Ford
U.S
Congress Cai
House-Senate
Oilmen reject monopoly charge in FTC case
Major oil firms scoff at antitrust claims in the petrolean industry, arguing the FTC push could raise gasoline prices. Shell Oil’s Harry Bridges contends breakup would create many firms and lift costs, while Pennsylvanias Mayors Association leader Peter Page calls for a Watergate style probe into major oil firms. West Coast executives to court in Los Angeles for questions on a 60 percent gasoline price rise. Gulf and industry spokesmen defend actions, saying shortages stem from other factors and prices rose slowly compared with inflation.
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United Press
Federal Trade Commission
Neflon
FTC
Shell Ol Co
Harey Bridges
Houston
Florida
Philadelphia
Peter Page
Pennsylvania
Mayors Association
Lem
Vietnam
Page
Bethel Park
Los Angeles
Llay
Oil
B.R. Dorsey
F15 engines cost more to support troubled program
The Air Force will pay an extra 2 million dollars for engines for the F15 fighter to help Pratt & Whitney of United Aircraft Corp. avoid a total loss on the troubled program. A source says without the increase the company could hardly make a profit. Pratt & Whitney agrees to new contract conditions to head off future problems in engine development.
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Washington
Air Force
Pratt & Whitney Division
United Aircraft Corp
Pratt & Whitney
California Board allows 60 mph cutoff anti smog device
California's Air Resources Board approved modifying anti smog devices to shut off at 60 mph or higher to avoid overheating and engine damage in fast driving. About 30 percent of driving would be exempt from emission controls, with devices still active in slow rush hour traffic. Manufacturers must produce the modified units by Oct 1 for cars built 1966 to 1970, which will require devices from Jan 1. Some counties with lower smog problems are exempt.
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San Francisco
UPS
California
Air Resoue
Harold W. Sullivan
San Francisco Bay Area
Administration seeks mining in wilderness areas
The Wixom Administration urged Congress to allow mining to continue in wilderness areas until 1984, opposing a bill by Sen Henry M Jackson to repeal the mining exemption in the Wilderness Act of 1964. Jackson argues the exemption conflicts with wilderness preservation goals and fuels disputes over proposals.
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Washington
UPI
Wixom Administration
Congress
Senate
Administration
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Alaska oil pipeline expected to start within six months
Department of the Interior official Undersecretary John Whitaker said construction of the Alaska pipeline could begin within six months and finish in five years. He described the Senate passed bill as watershed and noted the Nixon administration hopes the House will stay in session to act on it. The 2.5 billion, 280 mile line would move oil from the North Slope to Valdez and then to the West Coast by tankers, delivering about 3 million barrels daily.
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UPT
Department of the Interi’ O
Alaska
John Whitaker
Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
Whitaker
Sill
North Slope
Valdez
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Shell
ILC
Gulf
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Avery Fhmemakers
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San Pablo Ave
Jano Newty
Fresno
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