McIntire Plans March for Victory Rally Messages From Leaders
Dr Carl McIntire announced a March for Victory rally on Saturday on Pennsylvania Avenue to hear telephoned messages from Chiang Kai-shek and South Vietnam and South Korea leaders. He said messages from George Wallace and Lester Maddox would also be aired. He avoided precise crowd figures, noting estimates ranged from 25,000 to 500,000 in prior demonstrations.
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McIntire
Chiang Kai-shek
South Vietnam
South Korea
Alabama
George Wallace
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Collingswood
N.J
Far East
Chiang
Chung Hee Park
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
War path shows 21 new dead in Laos air losses
The military reported 21 classifications shifting from missing to dead, 13 shot down over Laos in air operations. The seven day tally lists 592 U S wounded in action, highest since October, raising total war dead since 1961 to 45,087 and wounded to 298,381. An additional 20 Americans died from accidents and illness to 9,506 nonhostile deaths.
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U.S
Crash Continues Near Page One Toward Phoenix
The crash story notes the plane, a small feeder service, was bound for Las Vegas with Phoenix and Tucson as connections. Investigators from the FAA FBI and state and county officials worked the scene. It recalls Mohawk’s 1969 New York crash and a 1970 Virgin Islands jet wreck. Passenger lists await next of kin notification.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arizona
Jucson
Federal Aviation Administration
FBI
Continental United States
Mohawk Airlines
Glen Falls
N.Y
trans-Caribbean Airlines
Virgin Islands
Reynolds Delivers Strained Speech at Wakefield Pow Wow
Reynolds, back from the legislature session, spoke at Wakefield's April 22 Democratic gathering. He showed signs of strain and delivered a less articulate address, though associates later said he felt in his usual good mind and better than on Tuesday when hospitalized.
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Reynolds
Dollar crisis shocks Europe and stirs market talk
The dollar crisis spreads across six Common Market members with France and Belgium resisting joint action. Banks in West Germany Belgium and the Netherlands refuse to buy dollars while American tourists face discounts and taxi drivers offer fewer marks per dollar. European currencies rise against the dollar as the U.S. balance of payments deficit and high American prices push demand abroad. Treasury Secretary Connally says no immediate plan exists but stabilization efforts will be pursued. In the U.S. prices show modest domestic gains while Europe wrestles with currency swings and higher import costs.
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Connally
Republile Steel
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Ohio
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London Exchange
Protesters vow militant campaign as Nixon week looms
Police say 1 058 awaiting arraignment including 89 juveniles after a wave of arrests at the Vietnamese embassy and at Congress. Pentagon reports 4 000 of 10 000 federal troops in city withdrawn as antiwar actions continue. The Mayday Tribe and others pledge more demonstrations, while the American Psychiatric Association debates the impact of the protests.
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Justice Department
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White House
Rennie Davis
John Fraines
Bond
American Psychiatric Association
Davis
Fraines
United States
Association
Washington
Capitol
Two UMW Officials Convicted Of Plan To Divert Funds
Federal jury convicts United Mine Workers District 5 officials Michael Budzanoski and John Seddon on four counts each for conspiring to divert about 8500 in union funds into W A Boyle s 1969 re election campaign. Trial included false vouchers and money redeposited in UMW accounts.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers District 5
W. A. Tony Boyle
Michael Budzanoski
John Seddon
Hubert I. Teitelbaum
Budzanoski
Seddon
Richard Thornburgh
U.S
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Royle
Pitts
Bayle
Washington, D.C
Boyle
Joseph
Jock Yablonski
U.S. Labor Department
Yablonski
National Bank of Washington
Boyles’ Lampaign
Steel price hike to lift costs in next month report
The administration and Connally criticized U S Steel Corp for announcing a price rise of more than 6 percent on many products. The move, not in April statistics, will show up in the next month’s report, underscoring tension in anti inflation efforts.
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Connally
Nixon
OBrien Blasts Nixon Farm Aid as Political Pocus
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F OBrien denounces Nixon new 400 million farm aid plan as political hocus pocus. He accuses the administration of misusing 100000 in USDA funds on a White House grounds miniature county fair and urges aid be used to help drought stricken Southwest farmers.
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