Rabin Becomes Israel's First Sabra Leader and Golda's Retirement
Yitzhak Rabin becomes Israel's first native Sabra premier after an 18-member cabinet is approved by a narrow Knesset margin. The new government pledges a peace process with Egypt but rejects an independent Palestinian state, while oil market moves and Arab oil embargo actions ripple through the region.
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Geneva
Hussein
Jordan
Colson Could Be Key Figure In Impeachment Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee eyes Charles W. Colson as a potential witness who could illuminate Watergate and related ITT and White House matters. Colson seeks to testify while facing guilty plea and sentencing on a single obstruction charge connected to the Ellsberg case. He hopes to help prosecutors and lawmakers by telling what he knows about the Watergate cover up and related affairs.
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White House
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Nixon
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Watergate
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Jaworski
William Merrill
Peter W. Rodine Jr
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Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Robert McClory
Ilinois
Congress
Judiciary panel donors tied to dairy co-ops raise notes
At least 16 House Judiciary Committee members took gifts from three dairy farmer cooperatives under probe, with Rangel and Railsback returning funds after AP questions. Major donor Mezvinsky received 11000. others gave smaller sums, while Rodino and several others saw no conflict.
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House Judiciary Committee
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New York
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Illinois
Associated Press
Rangel
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Railsback
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Tion
Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa
Dairymen, Inc
Mid. America Dairymen, Inc
M. Caldwell Butler
R-Va
William §. Cohen
Rmaine
John Conyers Jr
Robert McClory
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Mezvinsky
Wayne Owens
D-Utah
Rodino
Jerome R. Waldie
Calif
Kastenmeier
Hungate
Flowers
Bill Would Ban Hiring Relatives in State Agencies
HARRISBURG AP The House approved a bill 146 to 29 to bar public officials with hiring power from employing relatives in their own agency or any agency they control. The measure covers all three branches and most subdivisions, listing relatives banned from mothers to nephews, inlaws, and step relations. It does not state actions for relatives already on payrolls.
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Senate
Beaths Obituaries on Page 24
Bergenstock H M Bergie 71 Florida formerly of Indiana Cogley Austin D 81 Dayton Rd Pennington Gurney Commodore 3.
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Commodore
Chief Beams and Sun Forecast Mild Night and Warm Wednesday
Weather report notes a clear mild night with lows in the mid to upper 50s and a warmer Wednesday in the low to mid 80s. Chance of rain is about ten percent.
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Tommy Hawk
Gazetteland
County officials approve self financed life insurance policy
Cambria County commissioners voted unanimously to buy life insurance for each commissioner with the county as beneficiary. The county will pay $76 annually for policies of 25000 for death and 50000 for accidental death, with proceeds to go to the county retirement fund. Commissioners Raymond Johnson Joseph Gorman and Joseph Roberts supported Johnson's proposal.
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Ebensburg
Cambria County
Pennsylvania
Raymond Johnson
Joseph Gorman
Joseph Roberts
Johnson
Mike Wida Dies in Indiana County
Mike Wida, executive director of the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce, died unexpectedly this morning. Complete funeral and obituary arrangements will be announced in Wednesday's Gazette.
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Mike Wida
Indiana County Chamber of Commerce
Mailed package kills Washington Superior Court Judge
In Pasco Washington a mailed package exploded in Judge James J Lawless office killing the 50 year old judge who had served 17 years Officials say they know of no controversial cases he handled and there is no clear motive Police note the blast follows other local incidents and two other judges receive protection Beth Lawless widow of five children survives him with a court reporter involved in the case
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Jim Boldt
Superior Court
James J. Lawless
Prosser
Donald Linton
Lawless
Bob Gregory
Treasury Department
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Washington
Beth
Eight States Hold Primary Elections Today
Focus on California as eight states vote in primary races to choose nominees for governor and reform measures. In California, 18 Democrats and six Republicans vie for Reagan’s successor on the longest ballot in state history, while reform advocates push Prop 9 coauthored by Ed Brown Jr. See Page 4.
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Reagan
Alabama
Iowa
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Sissippi
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
South Dakota
Houston J. Flournoy
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
International Telephone and Telegraph
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Common Cause
Blaze Kills Mother and Five Children in North Side Fire
A three story frame house blaze in Pittsburgh's North Side killed Sandra Hendricks 32 and her five children Crystal 10 Donna 8 Allen Jr 5 Lucille 5 and Olivia 3. Husband Allen Hendricks 47 escaped with serious injuries and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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St. John’s General
Allen Hendricks
Hendrick
Hendricks
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Donna
Allen Jr
Lucille
Olivia
Investigating Blasting Caps Found At Marion Center Speedway
State police continued inquiry after blasting caps were found Monday at the Marion Center Speedway off Route 119. Dynamite caps were wired into a flagman’s stand switch panel and the track lights fuse box. A U.S. Army bomb disposal unit removed the caps. Police declined to link the incident to the previous episode when lights were disconnected during a stock car race crowd.
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U.S. Army
Manor
Nixon to tour Middle East in broad diplomatic drive
President Nixon plans the most extensive Middle East tour by a U.S. president starting next Monday. He will visit Egypt Israel Saudi Arabia Syria and Jordan with a stop in Salzburg Austria on the way home around June 19. The trip aims to reinforce Nixon as a world leader amid impeachment turbulence at home.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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White House
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Israel
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
United States
Salzburg
Nun Seeks Congressional Seat in Tennessee Race
Sister Mary Anne Guthrie, 47, a Roman Catholic nun from Memphis, announces as a Democratic candidate for the 8th District U.S. House seat held by Republican Dan Kuykendall. She says her political and religious lives are closely related and backs busing, amnesty for draft evaders, and cuts in defense spending, while supporting a strong public school system and open housing as a path to integrating schools.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.S. House of Representatives
Mary Anne Guthrie
Mary Anne
Dan H. Kuykendall
Tennessee
Sister Mary Anne
Memphis
Carroll T. Dozier
Nixon
Congress
America
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