McCloskey Opens Office as Nixon Challenge Grows
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. launches a full fledged campaign office with 14 staffers three blocks from the Capitol. The operation costs about 30000 dollars monthly supported by finance chairman Albert Schreck and donors including Norton Simon. McCloskey expands antiwar campaigning and weighs a 1972 New Hampshire bid if no rival emerges.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
Nixon
California
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
McCloskey
Capitol
Robin Schmidt
Albert Schreck
San Francisco
Schmidt
Schreck
Los Angeles
Norton Simon
Military To Use New Regulation For Flying
Military pilots will fly under civilian direction more often after a Marine F4 Phantom collided with an Air West DC9 near Los Angeles killing 49. The FAA said all cross country and many base flights will use instrument flight rules and be controlled by civilian air traffic controllers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Federal Aviation Administration
Armed Services
FAA
Air West
San Gabriel Mountains
Los Angeles
Hijacker Foiled In Winston Flight Stand-Off
Two off duty federal sky marshals and Piedmont Airlines official thwarted a claimed hijacker aboard a Winston Salem 737. The man, Bobby Richard White, was arrested on attempted hijack charges after his bag proved to contain clothing and toiletries. He faced a $10,000 bond after the arraignment.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont Airlines
Raymond A. Cirilli
Atlanta
Piedmont
W.C. Tadlock
FBI
Bobby Richard White
Kingsport
Tenn
White
U.S
Tadlock
Smith Reynolds
Leon M. Fox
New York
Cuba
Fox
Sky
Cicilli
William Fisher Jr
Cirilli
Court Bans Further Publication of Secret Vietnam Study Excerpts
A federal appeals court in Washington stopped both The New York Times and The Washington Post from publishing more material from the secret Pentagon study on Vietnam origins. The court reversed a lower court ruling and ordered the Post to halt its projected series after today’s installment. Early Saturday Post copies hit streets with the ruling in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Simonberg
Associated Press
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
the Times
the Post
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Post
Saigon Parade Despite Attacks Across South Vietnam
Allied and government forces reported fighting in the central highlands as up to 400 North Vietnamese troops attacked a militia post with 81 enemy killed. In Saigon the large Armed Forces Day parade proceeded without disruption despite anticipated trouble. US B 52s bombed targets near the DMZ and three US troop attacks caused American casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
Richard Gardner
Gardner
President Nixon tours Rochester amid mixed crowds
President Nixon rode through Rochester New York in a motorcade waving to about 35 000 supporters far fewer than Birmingham crowds while dissidents gathered across from the hotel. He did not give a public speech in Rochester instead meeting editors publishers and Republican Nelson Rockefeller at a revenue sharing group event.
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Associated Press
Frank Cormier
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Rochester
N.Y
White House
Birmingham
Ala
Nixon Ward
Birmin
Alabama
Rockefeller
Atlanta Minority Hiring Order Expands Trades Access
The Labor Department ordered Atlanta contractors to hire minority workers in skilled trades immediately, area plan covering five counties aims to create about 1,500 jobs over four years. Contractors failing to comply face loss of bids on federally aided contracts over 500000 dollars.
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Michael J. Reilly
Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Atlanta
Philadelphia
D.C
San Francisco
Seattle
Secretary of Labor
James D. Hodgson
Arthur A. Fletcher
John L. Wilks
Office of
Federal
Fulton
DeKalb
Cobb
Clayton
Gwinnett
Fletcher
Activist from Chapel Hill Subpoenaed Over Capitol Bombing
Michael Tola, an old antiwar activist, received a federal grand jury subpoena in Detroit and plans to appear while refusing to cooperate. He described harassment by the FBI and claimed the Weather Underground acted as a political act of protest.
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el Hill
U.S
Michael Tola
Detroit
FBI
Don Murray
Raleigh
Tola
Legislative
Washington
Capitol
Leslie Bacon
Atherton
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Miss Bacon
Pennsylvania
Weather Underground
University of North Carolina
Og Rorly
Fbi-Justice
Senate Action Looms Over Lockheed Rescue Effort
After two weeks of Banking Committee hearings on a 250 million federal loan guarantee, only five or six firm votes loom for the measure. Treasury Secretary Connally weighs a compromise to form a loan guarantee board aiding other troubled firms, while proposals for a national development bank echo the old Reconstruction Finance Corp. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Treasury Department
Treasury
John B. Connally
Lockheed
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Times Faces Court Ruling on Publication of Pentagon Study
In New York U.S. District Judge Gurfein weighs whether to extend a restraining order or allow the Times to resume its series based on a 1967-68 Pentagon study. The government argues the material could harm military plans while the Times calls it a historical record. The order, issued Tuesday, expires at 1 p.m. today as arguments continue.
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Post
New York
U.S. District Court
Murray I. Gurfein
The
Times
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale University
Gurfein
Republic
Robert 5. McNamara
Justice Department
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Paul N. McCloskey
Winston
Fidel Castro
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Dmz
Wife Pat
Nelson Rockefeller
Chapel Hill
Lockheed Salvage
H.L. Schwartz
Halts
Ued
Johnson
U.S. Atty
Whitney North Seymour
United States
Bickel
Seymour
William B. Macomber
Massachu
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