Bitter contest seen in pick of Sato successor
In Tokyo AP reports a bitter Liberal Democratic Party leadership race as Eisaku Sato steps down after eight years. Five candidates vie for the post: Takeo Fukuda Kakuei Tanaka Masayoshi Ohira Takeo Miki Yasuhiro Nakasone. The July 5 election will decide Japan’s next prime minister amid tensions over China and defense.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Sato
Takeo Fukuda
Kakuei Tanaka
Masayoshi Ohira
Takeo Miki
Yasuhiro Nak
Hayato Ikeda
China
Washington
Peking
Miki
Eking
Chou En-lai
Nakasone
MFD's Man Seeks 200 Mine Pension in Ohio Speech
Arnold Miller, nominated by Miners for Democracy for UMW presidency, pushes for a $200 monthly pension with $10 extra per year beyond 20 worked. He proposes financing from organizing non union miners into the UMW and criticizes fund leakage to operators. He calls for strip mine reclamation to be done by UMW members and tougher reclamation laws.
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Coshocton, Ohio
Arnold Miller
Miners For Democracy
United Mine Worker
UMW
Tony Boyle
Ohley
W. Va
Far-Reaching Plan Aims to Reshape Democratic Party
Washington AP Democrats push a far reaching reform to create a nationally enrolled party with voluntary fees and a policy conference to map programs. The plan raises the chair to a full time paid post, expands the national committee, and broadens grass roots leadership as it moves to Rules Committee ahead of the 1972 Miami Beach convention. Only enrolled party members would vote for delegates.
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Washington
Democratic Party
National Committee
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
Miami Beach
Supreme Court rules wiretaps on domestic subversives illegal
The court, led by Justice Powell, ruled government wiretaps without warrants unconstitutional and not authorized by the 1968 Safe Streets Act. He warned that unchecked surveillance threatens political dissent and the free society, urging lawful public discourse and private conversation protection. The decision centers on protecting dissent amid security concerns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Richmond
Nixon
Air Line Strike Bgrounds Grounded Flights Worldwide
Widespread air disruption amid a pilot strike grounds major carriers. Western Airlines runs normally while Irish, Scandinavian, Air France, Sabena, El Al, Air Canada, Alitalia, Lufthansa, Swissair, and more halt service. Thousands stranded on Greek islands and at Athens Airport. Czechoslovakia halts air traffic for an hour in protest. London services slashed. Pan Am reports issues at Vienna and Panama City airports. TWA pilots promise flights despite rulings. Eastern warns $2.5 million revenue loss with 75,000 passengers affected. Fire crews attack coal-car fire at Sagamore abandoned mine in Flumville. Campaigns push member signups with quotas risking loss of voting rights. open national membership per charter wording.
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Western Airlines
Irish Airlines
Scandanavian Airlines
Air France
Sabena
Belgian World Airlines
el al
Air Canada
Alitalia
Lufthansa
Swissair
Air New Zealand
Klm-Royal Dutch Airlines
Varig Airlines
Brazil
Iberia Airlines
Spain
Air Afrique
Aerohaves de Mexico
Turkish Airlines
Aerolineas Argentinas
Olympic Airways
JAT
Athens
Toronto
Copenhagen
Prestwick
Scotland
Czechoslovakia
Hong Kong
Manila
Tokyo
Berlin
London
British Overseas Airways Corp
British European Airways
ITT Denies Knowingly Doing Wrong
ITT and two executives deny violations of securities laws stating they acted in good faith and believed their actions were legal. The SEC filed suit Friday over actions related to settling antitrust suits tied to ITT's Hartford Fire Insurance Co. acquisition.
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NEW York
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
ITT
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Indiana Buses To GOP Picnic
Indiana County Republicans will attend the Pennsylvania State GOP Picnic this Saturday at Hershey. Buses depart Indiana County Courthouse at noon June 24 and return about 1 am the next morning. Tickets covering transportation and food are available from the commissioners office and the treasurers office on a first come first served basis.
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Indiana County
Hershey
Commissioners Office
Treasurers Office
Supreme Court Keeps Baseball Antitrust Exemption
The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that baseball remains exempt from antitrust laws, saying the exemption is an anomaly but that Congress has shown no intent to subject baseball's reserve system to antitrust reach. Curt Flood and Arthur J. Goldberg argued against the special status, noting other pro sports lack such rigid contracts.
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Washington (Ap
The
Supreme Court Today
Curt Flood
Arthur J. Goldberg
Blackmun
Congress
Schedule list for Purchase Line summer program starts Tuesday
Cultural enrichment program in the Purchase Line School District begins Tuesday June 20 with enrollment filled for grades 3 through 11. Courses include graphic arts dramatics and theater photography nature study recreation adaptive physical education instrumental and applied music art mathematics algebra I and II and reading. In service day for teachers today. Bus routes and times listed for several lines with tentative revisions possible Wednesday.
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Purchase Line
New Washington
Mahaffey
Middletown
McGrees
Bowser’s
Burnside
Gipsy
Wilgus
Sternertown
Glen Campbell
Hooverhurst
Arcadia
Peles
Gardner’s Lane
Conner’s
Fry's
Bowdertown
Harter
Globan’s
Baker’s Lane
Henry
Hillsdale
Lower Hillsdale
Lowe's
Barto’s
Pioneer Lake
Bitterboughts
Seamantown
Commodore
Stafford
A.m
Buck Run
Chicky Hollow
Taylorsville
Buterbaugh's
Rorabaugh’s
Idamar
Dixonville
Barr Slope
Prosperity Hill
Purchase Line Road
Hurricane Bears Down On Florida
Severe weather swept across the Florida Panhandle and region. Sixteen Cuban fishing boats were seen offshore near Cedar Key while a tornado killed Vickie Messer near La Belle and injured her husband and child. About three dozen injured as twisters hit the Keys. property damage exceeded 100000 dollars. Tornado lifted a sailboat onto a house in Palm Beach County. Apalachicola highways closed as floodwaters rose. coastal areas evacuated and power outages reported. Coast Guard described tides rising five feet since 3 am and efforts to keep people off the streets.
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Port St. Joe
Panhandle
Cedar Key
la Belle
Miami
Vickie Messer
Florida Keys
Lee
Brevard
Seminole
Weather Service
West Palm Beach
Captain’s Key
Palm Beach
Apalachicola
Coast
Police Probe Theft at Local Construction Yard
Indiana State police investigate the theft of ten sheets of plywood from Bongianino Construction Co storage area along old Route 22 east of Blairsville. The incident occurred June 16 or 17 with a loss estimated at $80.
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Blairsville
Indiana
Bongianino Construction Co
Floods and avalanches devastate Hong Kong area
Hong Kong and Kowloon face three days of heavy rain and landslides with hundreds feared dead. Rescue teams report 54 bodies recovered near the airport, while 30 to 50 more are expected. Avalanches destroyed squatter huts and multiple apartment blocks on Victoria Peak and nearby hills, with many residents unaccounted for.
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong Island
Kowloon Peninsula
Kowloon
Victoria Peak
Hy Rea Ain
Mourning for Firemen in Boston After Hotel Vendome Collapse
Flags fly at half staff and black bunting decorates Boston fire houses as nine firefighters aged 27 to 52 die in the Hotel Vendome collapse during a weekend blaze. Seven others are injured and buried in rubble as crews fought the historic fire.
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Boston
Vendome
Noon Market Report highlights mixed stock movements NY
AP notes widespread daily shifts with AllegPn up ~20 percent, Alcoa ~51, Am Motors ~30, Cont Oil ~26, Ford Mot ~65, Gen Elec ~66, IBM and Kodak modest gains, while several utilities and consumer firms show mixed or flat activity. Notable movers include Chrysler ~295, Union Pacific ~53, and Gulf Oil slight gains amid broad volatility across sectors.
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New York
Vy Allis Chai
Ve Alcoa
Am Motors
Bethlehem St
Brunswick Abvy
Vy Budd Co
Carrier Corp
Ches & Oh
Chrysler
Ma Colu Gas
Vy Cow
DuPont
Ny E Kodak
FMC
Ford
Gen Pub Util
Gen Tel
Ty Genesco
Glen Aldes
Goodrich
Goodyear
Grant
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Kaiser al
Ny Kennecott
Ms Koppers
Kresge Ss
Olaroj
RCA A
Safeway
Sears Ro
Singer Co. Am
Sperry Rae
StOllIng OH
Union Pacif
Ty Care
Woolworth U
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Ebensburg
Susan Kritzer Butler
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Linda Burgoon
Duke Center
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MFD
Pan Am
Vienna
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John P. Gratz
TWA
Airline Pilots Association
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals For
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Frank Borman
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Commission On Rules
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Salisburg Lions Club
Charles Gabrielson
Pay Wass
Zeng
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Millard Porch
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Wilbur Stairs
James Wilson
Wallis Grown
Clinton Miller
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