Four Latvian Jews Convicted Of Slandering Soviet State
Four Latvian Jews including a man who sought emigration to Israel were convicted of slandering the Soviet state in a four day Riga trial. Sentences ranged from one to three years with Arkady Shpilberg given the stiffest term after claiming innocence and seeking asylum.
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Mikhail Shepshelovich
Boris Maister
Ruta Alexandrovich
FDA Faces Criticism Over Science Practices In Ritts Report
A government committee finds demoralized, overworked labs and weak long term planning at FDA but credits scientists for strong work and urges corrective steps. It notes inconsistent drug clearance procedures and cites the cyclamate restrictions as evidence of rushed, inadequately supported judgments under political and industry pressure.
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Edwards
Ritts
Hubbard Accused In $20,000 Forged Check Case
Hubbard faces arrest warrant after a U S magistrate found probable cause on a forged $20,000 check on the Chicago Plan account. The probe, tied to 32 cashes totaling $95,000 between December and May 4, is to be presented to the county grand jury Friday. Hubbard, linked to Daley’s machine, was a former teacher and Chicago Plan director.
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U.S
Olga Jureo
Hubbard
Chicago Plan
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank
Richard A. Makarski
Richard J. Daley
Las Vegas
2Nd Ward
Daley
Democratic
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. forces attack in eastern Cambodia near Snuol
U S gunships and tactical bombers conducted nearly 300 missions in eastern Cambodia in support of South Vietnamese troops. The operations targeted Snuol and Cam Be as fighting raged from daybreak Wednesday into Thursday morning. Four trucks and an armed trailer were destroyed near Cam Be. Four South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 12 wounded in two ground attacks near Snuol. Saigon did not release casualty figures from three mortar and rocket attacks.
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U.S
Cambodia
Suuoi
Sauol
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Snuol
FBI aid debated as police killings prompt bill talk
Police officers in the Middle East and Washington have been slain in days of tension. President Nixon met with Attorney General Mitchell and FBI Director Hoover to discuss federal help, with Ziegler noting FBI laboratory tests and aid in chasing out of state leads as the main offering. Lawmakers clash over FBI expansion and local police sovereignty amid concerns a national police force could emerge, while supporters compare the measure to the Lindbergh kidnapping law.
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John N. Mitchell
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Williams
New Jersey
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Eastland
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Kleindienst
Judiciary Committee
Hughes Promotes Independent Tobacco Farmer Symbol
U.S. Senator Harold Hughes urged a southern strategy to protect small tobacco producers at a five state rally in Raleigh. He called the independent farmer a symbol of national preservation and urged immediate action to prevent urbanization and corporate farm ownership from eroding farm life and price supports. The National Farmers Organization organized the gathering with farmers from five states in attendance.
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Harold’. Hughes
D Lown
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National Farmers Organization
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Iowa
NFC
Gren Lee Staley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nixon
NEC
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Virginia
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Georgia
Florida
Planned Mariner Launch Toward Mars Set Saturday
The Space Agency rescheduled the Mariner launch toward Mars after a faulty integrated circuit prompted testing. NASA officials, led by James C. Fletcher, announced a new target of 6:21 p.m. EDT on Saturday with a potential delay to June 4 if needed to ensure mission success.
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Former School Employee Held In Fraud Case
Fairfax AP Mrs Nell ie Mae Betts 41 year old former office manager payroll section Fairfax County School Board charged with seven counts of embezzlement after losses of about 410 000 found in payroll and county trust and agency accounts misappropriated since 1968 in late 1960s through 1870s 1970s. Bond posted 14000 pending preliminary hearing June 16.
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Nellie Mae Betts
Fairfax County School Board
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Robert F. Horan
Myron E. Cale
Horan
Study Suggests Heroin-Using GIs Should Be Hospitalized
Washington AP A congressional study urges forceful hospitalization of heroin hooked GIs for at least three years before discharge. It notes 15 to 20 percent of low ranking Vietnam troops are addicted and advocates testing before Vietnam exit, warning of drug traffic if unchecked. If no progress, withdrawal of American servicemen from Southeast Asia urged.
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Viettiga Relations Committee
Nam Today
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Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Morgan Murphy
Vietnam
Steele
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Murphy
Laos
Yuba City Man Charged in Harvest Camp Killings
Roy J. Van den Huevel the Sutter County prosecutor charged Corona after arraignment was postponed. Corona, 5 feet 11, father of four daughters, was arrested at his $22 000 home in Yuba City. Nearly all graves were found on Jack Sullivan ranch where Corona once supervised a farm labor camp.
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Roy J. van den Huevel
Sutter County
Dffender
Corona
Yuba City
Jack Sullivan Ranch
Jose Romero Raya
Natividad Corona
Natividad
Richard A. Schoeniz
Marysville
Raya
America
Peach Bowl
Sacramento Valey Flatlands
Sacramento
San Francisco
Ike Norred
Jack Sullivan
Sullivan
Drafting a Political Compromise On Extensions
The draft discusses moral questions about including a policy part in political dialogue. It notes the Senate rejecting an 18 month extension while considering a Senate House compromise. It suggests a path where the Senate may approve a one year extension and the House counters with a two year bill, as analyzed by Stennis.
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Dominick
House
Stennis
Racial measure faces possible late action before election
Roberts said a draft extension could be unlikely before election day, noting the Dec 31 1972 expiration and the chance the fatal shot came from another source. He warned Congress may delay action in a lame duck session.
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Stennis
Congress
Taft criticizes Nixon strategy in Ohio primary clash
Taft says the President should not bear political rights while winding down Vietnam and rebuilding the economy. McCloskey claims Taft aims to shield Nixon from a Viet Nam policy test by Ohio voters on May 2 next year. Taft blasts Goodell for Yon Times quotes and defends Mr. Republican Mr Robert A Taft legacy. He urges rallying Republicans and independents for the May 1972 primary.
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McCloskey
Nixon
Ohio
Bob
McClosekey
China
Middle East
Vietnam
Use of Aerosol Delivered Bomb by U S Marines
A source notes that an aerosol delivered bomb was used by the U S Marines as early as 1967 as a ground implanted weapon. It was placed on the ground at a location and detonated from a distance by infantrymen to clear mine and booby trap fields.
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U.S
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