FBI probes State Department leaks and talk limits
Washington reports the FBI has begun an inquiry within the State Department over news leaks seen as damaging to national interests. Spokesman Robert McCloskey urged discreet conversations with reporters and “common sense” about sensitive topics. The probe, not routine, follows several investigations this year, including a New York Times story on SALT talks. He noted others have been restricted, including details of President Nixon’s China trip and the ongoing South Vietnam turmoil.
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State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
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New York Times
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Russia
Nixon
China
South Wetner
Prison guards freed after gas assault at Delaware prison
In Smyrna Delaware 25 guards stormed the maximum security building of the Delaware Correctional Institution freeing three guards hostage for about 12 hours. State corrections commissioner Moran led the operation and by daybreak the uprising appeared quelled with no guard injuries beyond gas burns and bruises. Prisoners complained of poor food and recreation with potential punishments for some.
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Smyrna
Nel
Macsimum
Delaware Correctional Institution
Tohn Moran
Moran
Harry W. Towers
Towers
George Pippin
Kenneth Correll
Walter Coulbourn
Gunmen Tie Up Couple In Tiburon Robbery
Wealthy Marinwood contractor Gerald Hoyt and Doris Snow say two gunmen held them overnight in Tiburon. They forced Hoyt to write a $3,000 check to Snow and fled with cash clothes jewelry and tools after shaving Hoyt. Snow, an employee of a San Francisco trucking firm, was driven to Richmond to cash the check.
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Tiburon
Gerald C. Hovtt
Marinwood
Hoytt
Doris Snow
San Francisco
Hoyt
Miss Snow
Richmond
Hoult
Priice
Air Force views on bomber basing and Mather
Air Force officials told Congress there are no plans to move strategic bombers from Mather AFB California to protect them from missile submarine attack. They noted inland satellite bases reduce need for relocation and cited April 18 testimony by Bernard Dove to the military construction appropriations subcommittee chaired by Robert J. Sikes.
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Bernard Dove
Air Force
Directorate of
Aerspace
Robert J. F Sikes
Tfla
Military Construction Appropriations
SAC
Mather
Dove
Keenan Wynn Injured in Arizona Car Crash
UPI reports actor Keenan Wynn, 54, was hurt in a Scottsdale traffic accident. His car skidded 430 feet around a curve, struck a tree, and he was taken to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for lacerations and possible fractures. Wynn was in Arizona to film the Rob Sape movie Cancel My Reservation in nearby Carefree.
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UPI
Keenan Wynn
Here
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Memorial
Wyne
Arizona
Rob Sape
Carefree
Justice Black Hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Supreme Court Justice Louis L. Black, 85, was hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital for unspecified reasons. He is noted as the oldest member of the High Court in age and years of service, with a history of spinal arthritis and failing eyesight. no comments were provided by the court or hospital.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Luge L. Black
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Hursday
Black
Pittsburgh Press Ends Strike With Satisfactory Agreements
The Pittsburgh Press Co. says it reached satisfactory agreements with its last craft unions and will resume publication September 6. The 11 day blackout began May 11 after printers struck over a new wage contract. The first papers back on street will be the Sept 9 issue of the Morning Post Gazette with the Afternoon Press following. Personnel will be recalled as needed at once.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Press Co
Morning Post-Gazette
Thle
Artline
Mayor Weldon Bryam Arrested in Arson Probe at Parker Store
AP reports Parker city mayor Weldon Bryam was booked for investigation of arson after a predawn fire at his grocery store caused about 110000 in damage. The incident follows prior blazes and sniper fire linked to local tensions over police promotions and councilmember businesses. Authorities say evidence suggests arson and Bryam as probable responsible party.
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Fresno
Bryan
Stave
Proxmire Criticizes Nixon Plan for Big Tax Cut
Senator William Proxmire argues Nixon's program would cut corporate taxes by a record 20 percent in one year, urging a selective overhaul to relieve both business and average taxpayers when Congress returns from recess. He also backs delaying some tax breaks and boosting individual relief amid wage price controls.
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UPI
William Proxmie
D-Wis
Nixon
Nixott
Congress
Jerome Waldie
D-Calif
Waldie
Organized Labor
Labor
James G. Hodgson
Al-Cio
George Meany
Hodgson
Meany
Proxmire
Spur
Wage price questions on freeze from Washington
The Cost of Living Council answers workplace and pricing queries. Probationary hires may receive post probation wage increases if probation does not exceed three months. End-of-fiscal-year binder payments are returns of earned salary, not new compensation. Long-term contracts may keep higher prices for renewals if prior transactions meet base-period volume. Ceiling rules differ by item standardization and locality. The freeze does not apply to contracts calling for delivery after the freeze.
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White House
David Seklin
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
National Education Association
NFA
Selden
Washington
UPI
Mail box rescues trapped mailman in UK post office
In Wrexham, Ceris Jones, 18, heard frantic hammering from a mailbox and found a mailman trapped inside a combined mailbox and stamp machine. She alerted an inspector. rescuers freed him in about five minutes as postal staff later fixed doors to prevent reoccurrence.
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Wrexham
Wates Upi
Ceris Jones
Poet Office
Mise Dongs
Red China keeps telephone link on temporary basis
Red China agrees to maintain a direct telephone link with the United States on a temporary basis. Kakusan Denshin Denwa said China will keep the service in operation in response to a request from AT&T. The line, relayed via Tokyo and San Francisco, was set up earlier this year during a U S Ping Pong visit to Mainland China.
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UPI
China
United States
Kakusan Denshin’ Denwa
KDD
Japanese Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nixon
Tokyo
San Francisco
U.S
Chia
McGovern trip to Asia shrouded in mystery
Washington based report outlines Sen. George S. McGovern planning a Paris departure on Sept 9 with a three day Paris stay followed by Southeast Asia and Tokyo. Details remain unreleased as aides avoid confirming destinations or meeting agendas including potential talks with peace negotiators in Paris.
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Asia
Washington
UPI
Southeast Asia
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George 5
Paris
South Dakota
Vietnam
Tokyo
Wie
United States
North Vietnam
Ladybird Johnson Faints in Colorado Park Visit
First Lady Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson fainted briefly during a Rocky Mountain National Park tour near Fall River Pass northwest of Denver. She recovered quickly, said altitude caused momentary dizziness, and she planned to resume seeing the park with the National Parks Advisory Board.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Johnson
National Parks Advisory Board
Fall River Pass
Limbervine
Israel says it needs planes before Suez Canal reopening
Diplomatic sources in Jerusalem warned the United States that Israel will resist any plan to reopen the Suez Canal without assurances of more American warplanes. Israel argues it must maintain military superiority against Egypt as Soviet arms flow into the region grows.
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Beirut
Egypt
Syria
Libya
Federation of Arab Republics
Middle East
United States
Jerusalem
Israel
Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
Institute of Strategic Studies
London
Planes II
Arab Federation
France
Market robbery turns deadly as gunman shots two
In Salt Lake City a bread delivery man was killed and a mother critically wounded in a market robbery witnessed by two young children. A second delivery man arrived as the gunman fled, the suspect remaining at large. Authorities pursued multiple leads as surgery left the mother in extremely critical condition.
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Sali Lake City
William J. Bryant
Murray
Utah
Mike Bown
Woods Cross
Bryant
Kerry
Brian Kingston
Carol Kingston
Pete Hayward
Kingston
Luna 18 mission heads toward the Moon
Western observers report the Soviet Luna 18 unmanned probe streaking toward the Moon with potential to land and deploy a new rover. Tass news agency says Luna 18 is a scientific lunar mission following Luna 17 and Luna 16 precedents, with no landing handoff confirmed.
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UPI
Tasa
Saviel, Rows
Lava i
Firss
Tass
Yhureday
Lunokhod
Soviet Union
Actor Edmond O'Brien recovering in California hospital
Actor Edmond O'Brien, 55, is recovering at San Bernardino Community Hospital after chest pains during desert filming for The Pale Healer. A hospital spokesman says the condition is slight and improving. Initial reports cited a cardiac evaluation, later attributed to dust inhalation.
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Calif
Edmond O'Brien
San Bernardino Community Hospital
O'Brien
The Rolly Reslew Publisher and Contact Details
The Baily Review published by The Rolly Reslew lists Noyd Sparky as president and publisher with address 118 W. Winton Ave Box 3497 Hayward California. Subscription rates and daily publication details are shown along with the Hayward office and circulation notes for Alameda County.
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William Chilcote
Mansaer
Wayward
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Raptiey
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Andress
Winton
Hayward
Calif
Sundin
Surdope
W. Winton Aye
Haywatta County
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