Purported GOP Employee Seized In DNC Break-In
James W. McCord Jr a former CIA agent hired as GOP security coordinator for the Nixon campaign was seized during a weekend break in at Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate Complex. Police said McCord and four others arrested on attempted burglary carried expensive equipment and numbering bills. McCord held on $30,000 bond while others faced $50,000 bonds.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
CIA
Democratic National
Secret Service
al Wong
Wong
McCord
Republican National Committeece
Nixon
GOP
Miami
Democratic
Servicr
Central
Telligence
GOP National Committee
Robert Odell
Nixon Committee
Odell
Rockville
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
MeCord
Pla
General Accounting Office
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
George S. McGovern
D-S
Lawrence F. O’brien
New Oreland
O’brien
PBL
Justice Denar Intent Criminal Division
U.S. Attorney's Office
Trident Crash Details and Inquiry Prompted
The report outlines a Trident crash involving a stall at low altitude with wing leading edge droop mechanism issues and autopilot disconnection. Heseltine notes stall speed and premature flap retraction. public inquiry will examine anomalies.
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British European Airways
L . Heseltine
Heseltine
Keathrow
Weselline
Neige
Tre
London
Belgium
Agnes Deluges Florida with Fatal Storms and Damaging Winds
The 1972 Atlantic hurricane season began with Agnes flooding coastal areas. Seven people drowned as it crossed Cuba and drifted into the Gulf of Mexico. In Florida, four deaths and numerous injuries followed as tornadoes and high winds struck multiple counties. At Merill Island Airport winds tossed aircraft and residents faced isolation on Dog Island. The storm disrupted tourism and caused citrus damage while forecasters tracked a weak tropical low off Bermuda.
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la Belle
Vickie Messer
South Florida
Merrill Island
Agnes
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Caribbean Sea
Gulf
Cuba
Dog Island
Carrabelle
Panhandle Beach
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tom Osborne
Florida Citrus Mutual
Avinds
Lakeland
Ile
Hurricane Center
Atlantic
Bermuda
Peace talks swirl as Kissinger eyes Peking and Paris
North Vietnam’s Le Duc Tho returns to Hanoi to meet Podgorny after talks in Beijing with Kissinger. Moscow radio urges halt to bombing and a resumption of Paris talks, while U.S. rejects the seven point plan as not serious. Nguyen Thanh Le emphasizes resuming negotiations each Thursday at the Paris conference.
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Erry A. Kissinger
Peking
North Vietnam
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Podgorny
Chou En-lai
Vietnam
U.S
Moscow Radio
Viet Cong
United States
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen
Thanh le
Fashion notes on Turberets and paratrooper pants
A designer discusses versatile attire including basic pleated trousers and flyaway jackets. Elastic ankle pants from Willi's are paired with combat boots for cold weather to seal out air, while accessorizing ranges from pearls to no adornment.
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Willi
Global pilots strike disrupts flights and routes world wide
A sweeping pilot strike led by ALPA disrupted air service across continents. Eastern Airlines faced leadership on leave while pilots refused to return to work. Countries from the United States to Europe and Africa reported halted or reduced flights, with several airlines grounding operations and others keeping minimal service.
Swiss-born Mrs Irving surrenders in forgery case
Richard Susskind surrender sentence is six months in state prison. Mrs Irving, 36, a Swiss citizen born in Germany, wore a beige raincoat and mulitcolored scarf while telling reporters she will return home to Switzerland after a brief trip. She used the alias Helga R Hughes to endorse McGraw-Hill checks and deposited funds in Zurich banks. Swiss extradition requests remain active as Zurich officials review the case with U.S. authorities.
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Richard Susskind
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Irving
Nedsky
Switzerland
Barney
Zurich
Mrs. Irving
Zurich Dist. Alty
Peter Veleff
Maine campaigns chart GOP lead in district races
The Maine race scene shows Monks stressing seniority and a reform message as she pursues a broad campaign strategy. Robert Porteous Jr. wins the 1st District GOP nod, defeating Clifton Young, while Peter Kyros leads over Everett Carson in the Democratic camp. Elmer Violette captures the 2nd District Democratic nomination over Lewis Maxwell. In the GOP, Bangor Mayor William Cohen leads Abbott Greene. Airline labor unrest spans Peru to Venezuela with strikes and evacuations affecting Pan Am flights.
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Maine
Monks
Republican Party
Robert Porteous Jr
Portland
Clifton H. Young
Peter N .Kyros
Everett B. Carson
Elmer I. Violette
van Buren
Hathaway
Wilton
Lewis G. Maxwell
Bangor
William S. Cohen
Abbott O. Greene
Columbia
24-Hour Pilots Strike Disrupts Los Angeles Air Travel
Los Angeles International Airport faced delays as a 24 hour pilots strike disrupted international schedules. Air Canada Aeronaves de Mexico Pan American and China Airlines canceled or limited flights, while a few travelers awaited connections. Passengers expressed mixed views on the action amid airport emptiness and heightened security concerns.
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Eastern
Frank Borman
ALPA
John J.o'donnell
United States
Canada
Mexico
Caribbean
Northeast Airlines
Boston
Northeast
Montreal
Miami
Bahramas
Bermuda
Los Angeles
New England
Mike Goodwin
Manchester NH
Europe
Israel
Turkey
India
Latin America
Air New Zealand
Australia
Qantag
Pakistan International Airlines
South Africa Airways
Africa
Zambia Airways
Zimbia Mail
Butast African Airways
Kenya
Uganda
Tanzania
Ghana Airways
Zaire
Czechoslovakia
Poland
el al
Arkia
Lod International
Aer Lingus
London
British European Airways
Heathrow
Columbia
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Pan American World Airways
Braniff International
Tocumen International
Braniff
Panama
Bogota
New Orleans
la Siesta
Nowk
Buenos Aires
Ezciza
Aerolineas Argentinas
Argentina
Austral
Los Angeles International
Orient
Air Canada
Laurite Messih
Pan Am
Honolulu
American Airlines
Aeronaves de Mexico
Gerald P. Renteria
Renteria
Inter
Route 13 Antitrust Law Opinion and Vietnam Battle Report
A 1922 antitrust ruling by Justice Holmes is cited amid a roundup of Supreme Court actions, including a city court power to issue warrants and cases on New York religion laws and military convictions. The front also covers Saigon’s An Loc siege, Route 13 fighting, and daily casualties as North Vietnamese attacks persist near the Anthill with U S advisers coordinating air and artillery responses.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Congress
Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
William 0. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Powell
Tampa
New York
Storm King Mountain
Hudson River Valley
Douglas
New York State
Justice Department
Siinorama Mort
Saigon
An Loc
Pora Carey
Fev
Thieu
Route 13
Anthill
Former Richmond Lawyer Sees Federal Judges’ Firm Stand
Powell, a former Richmond lawyer with no prior judicial experience, argued that federal judges are capable of understanding domestic security issues and will not be insensitive or uncomprehending in these cases.
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Arate Powell
Richmond, Va
Battle Continues As U S Forces Pull Back
The report notes a soldier killed and 150 civilians wounded at a crowded market. U S troop strength in South Vietnam fell last week to 60,100, with more than 21,000 to be withdrawn in two weeks to meet a July 1 target of 49,000. Many reductions may come from seven fighter bomber squadrons moving to Thailand. The weekly tally excludes about 100,000 U S Air Force and naval personnel in Indochina from bases in Thailand and Guam and from ships offshore.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Thailand
U.S. Command
U.S. Air Force
Indochina
Guam
Vietnam
Treaty timing and arms buildup debate in Senate
Brezhnev told U S officials the Soviet Union will keep building arms under the accords while Rogers warned the United States to match. Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott weigh a vote on the defensive weapons treaty before and between conventions. The offensive weapons pact needs only a simple majority, while ratification of the defense treaty requires two thirds. The White House aims for approval by September 1.
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Queminist
Leonid J. Brezhnev
U.S
Soviet Union
Rogers
United States
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennnsylvania
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TE Hope CH
C. Courtney Wyatt, Jr
Danville
Sen
George McGovern
MacArthur Field Airport
Islip
Beinh
Agentine Pilots Union
Peru
Satco
Fatectt
Venezuela
Caracas
China Airlines
Taipei
Wallace Hurd
Salt Lake City
Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
Jeanette
Dr. W. Tenenbaum
Adeline
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dr. Monroe Parker
the Tabernacle
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