Newsmen expelled from South Vietnam during transition
Four foreign reporters and an additional passenger were expelled from Saigon to Vientiane as the Provisional Revolutionary Government limits foreign journalists. George Esper, Paul Vogle, Chad Huntley, and Dieter Ludwig were singled out though their dispatches passed censorship. The new regime aims to control coverage by selecting which correspondents may cover Vietnam.
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Vientiane
Laos
South Vietnam
George Esper
Associated Press
Paul Vogle
Chad Huntley
United Press International
Dieter Ludwig
CBS
Time Magazine
Jean Marie Merillon
Paris
Saigon
Provisional Revolutionary
Vogie
Vietnam
Esper
Huntley
Ludwig
Bul Huu Nhan
Committee For Foreign Affairs
Rockefeller speaks at Naval Academy commencement
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller addressed graduates at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland on a day when midshipmen received their diplomas. He wore a Mickey Mouse cap presented to the ceremony.
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Annapolis. Md
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S. Naval Academy
Rockefeller
Academy
Death sentence for Houston father in son murder case
Ronald C. O Bryan, 30, an optician in Houston, was sentenced to death in the Texas electric chair for killing his infant son to collect life insurance. A jury of 10 men and two women deliberated one hour 11 minutes before the verdict.
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Houston, Tex
Ronald C. O'Bryan
Houston
Texas Electric Chair
World Heavyweight Champ Muhammad Lectures Harvard seniors
Muhammad AN made his debut as a Harvard lecturer to over 1,200 seniors at the Harvard Business School auditorium. The famed boxer spoke Wednesday night and admitted he barely made it out of high school with a D minus average as students shouted and cheered.
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Harvard University
Muhammad AN
Harvard
Harvard Business School
Water filled bumpers cushion shocks in cars
Random facts blend tech ideas and trivia from the era. Water filled bumpers cushion shocks by absorbing impact, then refilled via cork plugs. Also included are quick stats on heart activity, home buying age, the Great Pyramid block weights, and FDIC insured amounts over time.
Local Notice Requests Mail Address for L M Boyd
Fragmentary notice directs readers to mail to L M Boyd at Delaware County Daily Press Cresty Pa with unclear street details and obsolete postal formatting.
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Delaware County Daily Times
Chester
L. M. Boyd
Delaware County
Dally Eee H
Crrestey
Pot planes crash on the rise across U S borders
Federal officials report about 150 marijuana laden airplanes cross into the United States daily with a rising number failing missions. They cite 49 crashes since January and note overloads and poor piloting. Major seizures include Operation Buccaneer which confiscated 730000 pounds of marijuana and 8083 pounds of seeds.
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Miami
United States
Jacques Kiere
Federal
Drug Enforcement Intelligence Agency
Kiere
el Paso
Texas
David Costa
Federal Drug Enforcement Agency
Costa
Constellation
Colombia
Natchez Wins First Steamboat Race Since 1870
Natchez IX defeats Delta Queen in New Orleans in a six mile race on the Mississippi River with 636 passengers aboard the winner and about 250 on the loser. Donations for St. Louis Cathedral restoration raise roughly ten thousand dollars.
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New Orleans
Natchez
St. Louis Cathedral
Archdiocese of
Sal Panteca
Ernest Wagner
Queen
Clark Hawley
Mississippi River
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert BE. Lee
St. Louis
Lee
AP Laserphy PO
Natches 1X
House weighs extended review for old oil price plan
The House considers a bill to extend the time for Congress to veto Ford administration plans to lift price controls on old oil. The proposal would increase the override window from five to 15 days, with a Senate-passed 30 day version noted. Ford argues decontrol could raise gasoline prices, while lawmakers debate the impact on energy policy and national will.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ford
Senate
John J. Rhodes
Ford Administration
West Point
U.S
Ford veto overrides set stage for second jobs bill
The House failed to override President Ford's veto on a 3.3 billion emergency jobs bill, prompting a smaller Ford backed measure to be introduced. Ford's plan would fund about 2 billion for 300,000 public service jobs through 1976 and 760,000 summer youth jobs. US auto sales rose in May but remain below 1974 levels as market uncertainty persisted. Sugar prices hovered near lows as growers push for possible price supports.
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Associated Press
House
Ford
Congress
U.S
Agriculture Department
John T. Dunlop
Thomas
Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
Senator challenges CIA wording on assassination plots
Senator Frank Church rebukes CIA terms like elimination with extreme prejudice and executive action to describe murder plots against foreign leaders. He says his committee has hard evidence of CIA involvement in assassination schemes, and will focus on the assassination issue before other intelligence probes.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Frank Church
Church
William E. Colby
FBI
U.S
Jes
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