Kennedy Not Excluding Possibility for Prez VP Slot
The Boston Globe quoted Senator Edward Kennedy saying he would not exclude the possibility of accepting a vice presidential nomination on a ticket with George McGovern if that appears to be the winning combination. He added he cannot foresee circumstances that would lead him to accept. A Kennedy aide noted a hypothetical, but Kennedy stressed he is not running. He remains aligned with McGovern, but history and party dynamics complicate any bid for VP or President.
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Talks Continue In Armstrong School Labor Dispute
KITTANNING—Negotiations resume as 550 teachers remain out in Armstrong School District. Dr. Richard Stottlemeyer says talks proceed with Jessica Crawford overseeing, while Robert Pryde and visiting Judge Paul Greiner discuss sanctions the board seeks for the AEA over noncompliance with prior orders. Public remarks by Board President Margaret Costanza are cited by the AEA as contemptuous.
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82 Aboard Jet Down In Vietnam
A Cathay Pacific jet, reported overdue and seen as a possible collision, crashed in the South Vietnam highlands. Initial radar reports suggested two planes, but later sources said wreckage matched the Convair alone. No military activity or definite cause identified.
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Nixon Seeks Approval Of Arms Pact With Moscow
President Nixon asks congressional approval for a two-part arms accord including a Moscow treaty to limit defensive strategic missiles and a companion five year executive agreement to curb offensive missiles. The briefing drew members of five key committees amid Nixon’s White House calendar. Kissinger pledged to stay for a lengthy Q and A as Ziegler noted no strict time limit.
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Local youths injured in scooter and motorcycle crashes
Local dispatch reports 18 year old Kirby Fedder of Indiana hurried to hospital after his motorcycle struck a car on Route 422. State police identified the car driver as William Ebersole. Fedder was listed in good condition. Separate incidents nearby include Charles Jacoby injured when his cycle upset on East Pike, Blairsville drivers Demmel and Cray escaping injury in a Route 22 collision, an unnamed vehicle damaging a parked car in Clarksburg, and Kate Bos’ car forced into a ditch on Railroad Street in Rossiter with $400 damage.
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Clash With Police At Tucson Stones Concert
About 400 fans attempting to crash a Rolling Stones show in Tucson clashed with police after 10 000 ticketholders were admitted. Windows were broken and a door ripped as officers faced bricks cans and bottles. Tear gas dispersed the crowd. six were arrested.
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Revert To Hit And Run US Bombs Impair N Vietnam War
In Saigon AP reports intensive U S bombing severely impairs North Vietnam's conventional war efforts while U S officials acknowledge it cannot end the war south of the border. Laser guided bombs surge progress but high value targets remain, Hanoi shows resolve, and North Vietnam expands food reserves and manpower in the south. Allen L. Rossiter, 52, was found dead at his home in Indiana County with a deputy noting an apparent house death.
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Nixon praised by Republican women at luncheon
Mrs Armitage told 185 attendees that Richard Nixon will go down in history as the man who changed the Supreme Court and restored its function. She highlighted foreign policy, crime control, safety, and Nixon’s anti drug efforts, urging women to mobilize youth to register and noting 1,700,000 jobs created since June 1971. She asked women to devote 1,600 hours annually to the GOP.
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Supreme Court
Armitage
Nixon
Air Crash Claims 16 Americans for JAL
A JAL airliner crash near the Jumna River in New Delhi claimed 16 American lives. Pilot communications were cut after a final Roger, with conditions described as heat haze and dust storms reducing visibility. JAL president Shizua Asada said no bomb threat existed, and Tokyo sent experts to aid the investigation.
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Kissinger to Visit Peking Amid Vietnam Peace Speculation
Washington reports Henry Kissinger, Nixon's top envoy for secret missions, heads to Peking on a brief trip amid questions about Vietnam peace talks. White House denies links to Podgorny’s Hanoi visit, says no side meetings planned, while ministers discuss broader U.S. China relations and possible Hanoi influence.
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Abortion Measures Advance in Pennsylvania Legislature
Lawmakers debate Mullen and Kaufman bills as election pressures loom. Rep. Mebus argues abortion is a moral issue and a fetus is a human life. The Health and Welfare Committee remains divided despite attempts to drip away abortion bills until after the November election. Gov. Shapp shares the Abortion Laws Commission report with legislators.
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R-Montgomery
Health and Welfare Committee
Kaufman
Mullen
Mebus
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Abortion Laws Commission
Noon Market Report Treasury cash position June 9 1972
Washington AP reports the cash position of the Treasury on June 9 1972 with figures for balance deposits withdrawals and total debt. Gold assets are listed at 10 410 100 525 85 dollars.
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