Ten U S universities to share $10 million for Japanese studies
Tokyo selects Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Berkeley Chicago Hawaii Michigan Stanford and Washington to receive $1 million each for new professorships in Japanese studies and related scholarships, part of a Tanaka Nixon plan announced after their Washington meeting.
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Tokyo
Nyt
Kakuei Tanaka
Nixon
Washington
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
California
Berkeley
Chicago
Hawaii
Michigan
Stanford
Seattle
Shinsuke Hori
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Arabs Charged In Athens Airport Grenade Attack
Two Arab terrorists who attacked Athens Airport with grenades were charged with premeditated homicide of a particularly odious nature. A heavy police escort moved them to court as crowds shouted Death to the Killers. The attackers killed two Americans and an Austrian and wounded 55, including many Americans, after seizing 35 hostages.
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Athens
NYT
Greece
New York
Gas Price Hike Approved by Federal Power Commission
The Federal Power Commission approved a gas price increase hitting the largest producing area. Newer wells will see prices more than double, older wells over 50 percent. Officials could not estimate typical household bill impact. Much gas used in the northeast comes from Permian Basin in Texas and New Mexico.
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Washington
Nyt
Federal Power Commission
Commission
United States
Permian Basin
Texas
New Mexico
Invasion Not End: Former Captain Testifies on Cambodia Raids
George R. Moses, a former Air Force captain, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he participated in falsifying reports of tactical bombing raids inside Cambodia for 11 months after the May 1970 invasion. The testimony suggests the secret bombing, begun with 1969 B-52 strikes authorized by President Nixon, continued beyond the official invasion. Moses described daily raids by F-100 and F-4 fighters against targets identified by the Cambodian army well inside Cambodia.
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Washington
Nyt
Air Force
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
United States
Nixon
George R. Moses
Allende Eyes Forces In Cabinet Shakeup Talk
In Santiago tensions rose as Allende and the armed forces discussed the national crisis. He met with the three military chiefs and considered a cabinet reshuffle within 48 hours that could reintroduce military participation amid clashes with the socialist blocs over factory raids in Punta Arenas.
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Santiago
Chile
NYT
Salvador Allende Gossens
Allende
Punta Arenas
Popular Unity Coalition
ABA urges new system to discipline federal judges
The American Bar Association urged Congress to create a tough mechanism to remove misbehaving or “disabled” judges. The plan envisions a permanent commission to probe judges, with power to suspend them until the judiciary’s own body, the United States Judicial Conference, acts on possible removal, supplementing impeachment.
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Washington
Nyt
The
American Bar Association
Congress
Federal Judiciary
Judiciary
United States Judicial Conference
Grain flows from Port of New Orleans rise on Russia deal
Grain shipments through New Orleans surged about 35 percent over the past year amid a landmark grain deal with the Russians. Port officials led by associate director Henry G. Joffray hailed the increased exports as signaling a bright future for the port and U S livestock needs.
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New Orleans
America
Henry G. Joffray
Rotterdam
New York
Pelham Named Harvard Fellow In Politics Institute
State Sen. Pierre Pelham of Mobile has been named a fellow of Harvard University's Institute of Politics for the fall term. The announcement says Pelham, president pro tem of the Alabama Senate and Wallace administration leader, will lead seminars on recent Southern political campaigns from Sept. 1 to Jan. 31.
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Mobile
Ala
Pierre Pelham
Harvard University
Institute of Politics
Pelham
Alabama Senate
George C. Wallace
South
Actor Broderick Crawford to wed Mary Alice Michel
Broderick Crawford, 61, plans marriage in St Louis County to Mary Alice Michel, 49, widow. The couple, who met in Hollywood, apply for a marriage license as the wedding set for today in Missouri. Mrs Michel has previously been married twice, Crawford twice married.
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Broderick Crawford
Mary Alice Michel
Los Angeles
St. Louis County
Crawford
Rhodesia raid arrests at University protest
In Salisbury Rhodesia 155 African students at the University of Rhodesia were arrested after a violent demonstration sparked by a three member disciplinary committee's ruling on a disturbance. Two hundred students marched with iron bars and placards, breaking windows and burning grass. firemen extinguished the blaze.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
NYT
University of Rhodesia
Students Representative Council
Export Plan Hit as Subsidy Program Targeted
Washington based Public Citizen Inc led a petition urging the Agriculture Department to overhaul the export subsidy program after grain trading firms collected over 300 million dollars in subsidies tied to the 1 billion dollar 1972 Russian wheat deal. The group argues the subsidies invite speculation and should be tightened or reinstatement powers examined.
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Washington
WSN
Agriculture Department
Public Citizen Inc
Ralph Nader
Department
U. S
Secretary of Agriculture
Energy balance at risk says Nassikas in EPA critique
Washington report quotes Federal Power Commission chairman John N Nassikas arguing environmental laws largely the National Environmental Policy Act hinder energy development. He notes the act achieved environmental goals but disrupted the energy balance with costly delays, calling for changes to prevent paralysis of projects.
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Washington
WSN
Federal Power Commission
National Environmental Policy Act
John N. Nassikas
American Bar Association
Gainesville trial reveals plot to obtain heavy weapons
Government star witness Lemmer testified that after being exposed as an FBI informer he met with alleged ringleader Scott Camil to discuss acquiring military weapons from Cuban contacts and to "fill a contract" for a gangland slaying. Judge Arnow paused the trial to review new statements and hours of rape recordings handed to the defense.
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Gainesville
Fla
NYT
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William W. Lemmer
New York Contract Probed Over $125000 EDS Award
Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal charges the federal government investigates New York State for awarding a $125,000 consulting contract to Electronic Data Systems led by H. Ross Perot. He calls for a thorough review and holds up payments until hearings by the House Government Operations subcommittee. The hearings are expected next month in New York.
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New York
NYT
New York State
Electronic Data Systems Corporations
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rosenthal
H. Ross Perot
Queens Democrat
Intergovernmental Relations
House Committee On Government Operations
Senate probes if enemy hospitals were hit by air strikes
Senate Armed Services Committee plans testimony from Gerald Greven of Miami who says a Viet Cong hospital was struck by American planes. He alleges he was warned by superiors not to report the incident. Gen. Creighton Abrams and others are slated to testify.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gerald Greven
Miami
Senate
Army
Creighton Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
McGovern Campaign Under Federal Preliminary Review
The FBI said it is conducting a preliminary financial review of Senator George S. McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign in New Haven at the request of Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox.
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New Haven, Conn
Nyt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George S. McGovern
Archibald Cox
F-111 Malfunctioned in Cambodian Airstrike
Washington said the United States Air Force suspects equipment malfunction as the cause of an accidental bombing near Phnom Penh. Four people were killed and eight wounded when a F-111 fighter bomber targeted a Mekong River island but bombs struck the island instead.
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Washington
Nyt
Jerry Friedheim
Defense Department
United States Air Force
Cambodia
Friedheim
Mekong River
Phnom Penh
Air Force
Mekong
Bingo Bucks Jackpot Draws 13 Winners Across 100 Merchants
The Daily reports 13 winners sharing a $100 Bingo Bucks jackpot with $500 left for five more weeks. Winners include Mrs. Tom Munhollen of Decatur and Tommy Putman of Hartselle, each finding cards at local retailers. Players may visit multiple merchants for free cards. drawings occur weekly with Wednesdays as winner days.
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Diamond Jewelry
Tom Munhollen
Decatur
Culver Cleaners
William Nash
Hillsboro
Gibson's Discount Center
Tommy Putman
Hartselle
Eckerd
F. M. Sittason
7Th Ave. NW
Aycock
Radio Shack
Loyd V
Spain
8Th St
W. T. Grant Company
Clarence Terry
8Th Ave. NW
Humphrey’s
Oscar Tudor
Wilson St
Alabama Tourism Bill Sparks Power Struggle Across Agencies
The measure, backed by business leaders and opposed by state tourism officials, aims to repeal laws authorizing state agencies to run tourism advertising. It could affect Alabama Space and Rocket Center and USS Alabama Battleship Commission while preserving regional tourism funding.
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Agriculture Department
R.C
Red
Bamberg
ADO
Doug Benton
Birmingham
Harry Brock Jr
Benton
Alabama Space and Rocket Center
Huntsville
USS Alabama Battleship Commission
Alabama Mountain Lakes Association
Tallacoosa Highlands Association
Alabama
Agnew to Make Public Statement Amid Investigation
Agnew moves beyond a no comment stance as staff reacts to a planned public statement later in the day. Warren says White House informed of plans while Agnew confirms a criminal investigation but denies wrongdoing and vows no further comment until the probe ends. Networks plan live coverage as DOJ would not comment on a report of a $50,000 payment from private contractors.
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Agnew
Warren
White House
Justice Department
Petersen Leads Watergate Probe Through Turbulent Year
Petersen apologized to the committee and recalled managing the investigation after five men were arrested at Democratic national headquarters in the Watergate complex on June 17, 1972. As head of the criminal division he oversaw prosecutors who convicted the burglars and aides Liddy and Hunt, before higher-ups and the attorney general were pulled into the crisis and Cox was named independent special prosecutor.
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Petersen
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Richard G. Kleindienst
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Cox
Dying journalist Kisonak records final Christmas memories
The Lewiston Daily Sun reporter Kisonak wrote a journal during his terminal illness in 1972. He chronicled planned Christmas joys, fear, prayers, and defiance as he battled dying and sought to outlive a November deadline. He died one month after. He is survived by his widow, two sons Rick and Wayne, and daughter Jan. Funeral set for Trinity Episcopal Church Lewiston.
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Kisonak
Lewiston Daily Sun
Rick
Wayne
Jan
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lewiston
Unknown Child Pleas For Help
An unidentified child’s distress calls heard on ham radio across several states led to a wide search in New Mexico. Officers described the boy as possibly five to ten years old, with no name or exact location, and unsure how to use the equipment he found.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Darlene Ross
Fontana
Calif
Citizens Band
New Mexico
Florida
Mississippi
Ross
Bingo winners named in two week contest photos
The contest sponsored by Bingo Merchants had winners including Janet Bentley and Mrs. I B Adams from Universal Slim and Trim Health Spa. Irby Johnson Ford and Hunter Furniture also had winners Maclean Morgan and others in the DAILY Photo feature.
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Irby Johnson
Ford
Janet Bentley
Mel Reath
Universal Slim
Trim Health
Infinite series in typography and phrases explained
Theodore M Bernstein explores terms for a never-ending sequence like a cat food ad chain and discusses usage quirks in common speech. He notes that mathematics offers infinite series and adds observations on words engrossing flourishing and illuminating, illustrating how word meanings shift with specialized craft usage.
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Maurice Friedman
Roslyn
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