New Jersey Congressman's Tax Charge Shocks Jersey City
Washington reported House member Cornelius Gallagher of Bayonne New Jersey was indicted on more than 100000 dollars in income tax evasion perjury and conspiracy. The seven count indictment accuses Gallagher of hiding income through fictitious bond purchases and aiding two unnamed coconspirators. He faces up to five years and a 10000 dollar fine per count. The probe also involves former Jersey City officials Thomas Whelan and Thomas Flaherty, already serving prison terms. The case covers 1960 to 1967 with bond schemes totaling over 495000 dollars for Gallagher and 326000 dollars for coconspirators.
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Gallagher
Bayonne
N.J
Jersey City
Thomas J. Whelan
Jersey City City
Thomas M. Flaherty
Flaherty
Whelan
Lewisburg Penitentiary
Democratic Party
Hudson County
Reds Call For Bomb Halt and Talks Resumption
Paris AP report cites Nguyen Minh Vy of North Vietnam urging an immediate halt to U S bombing described as unprecedented. He calls for resumption of the Paris peace talks and denounces U S claims of a North Vietnamese invasion as pretext for aggression.
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Paris
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Nguyen Minh Vy
Nixon
United States
Liston Wins Council Nod On Land Use
The Lawton city council approved a $27,000 one year contract with Irving Krick weather modification and, after a public hearing, unanimously backed Liston’s rezoning request. The vote followed protests to rezone from temporary R-1 to permanent R-1 for land near Northwest 75th and 76th Streets north of Gore Boulevard.
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Liston
Irving Krick
Jim Liston
West Lawton
75Th and
76Th Streets
Gore Boulevard
Woodland Hills Addition
R. H. McAdams
Parkwood Place
Howard Hopkins
Royce Hill
Jack Tyler
Wolf Creek
Woodland Hills
Tyler
Almor West
Bill Stratton
Cherry Williams
Environmental Improvement Organization Board
Sprucewood Drive
Eisenhower Drive
British Labor Leaders Quit Over Common Market Policy
Lord Chalfont resigns as Opposition Labor leader joining three other top members in protest of Harold Wilson's Common Market policies. The move, tied to Labor's stance on Western Europe, signals the worst party crisis in two decades.
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Roy Jenkins
Wilson
Harold Lever
George Thomson
Labor
Shirley Williams
Britain
Jenkins
Weather Outlook Stays Warm and Windy in Lawton
The U.S. Weather Service forecasts fair skies with warm temperatures and gusty southwest winds across Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma. Highs in the 90s today and Wednesday, with overnight lows around 70. Monday's high reached 89 and low 67.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
U.S. Weather Service
Eisenhower High student visit mimics Mark Twain
Eisenhower High School enjoyed a day with a visitor posing as Mark Twain. English teacher Tom Wilkerson impersonated Twain for classes, roaming halls in full character and drawing surprised laughter from students during a lighthearted lesson on life and humor.
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Mark Twain
Donna Barron P
Meneccer High School
Eisenhower
Twain
Tom Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Eisenhower School
Vatuel Art Uadent
Ueamoat Aes
Dewayne Moore
Iran Earthquake Death Toll Rises Over Four Thousand
In southern Iran the quake toll tops four thousand with estimates ranging toward five thousand. Rescue head Gen Mohammed Fazeli says final figures will take days as relief teams fly in supplies and doctors.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Fazeh
Paris
Qeer
Shiraz
Mohammed _ Fazeli
Pentagon ends daily air strike announcements in Vietnam
The Pentagon says Saigon command will not publish daily U S air strike figures anymore to avoid informing the enemy. Future notices will be issued periodically under Gen. Creighton Abrams. South Vietnamese forces abandon a town north of Saigon as U S B 52s claim heavy enemy losses. Rangers and families evacuated from Bo Duc amid shelling as North Vietnam advances.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
Friedheim
Creighton Abrams
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Bo Duc
Loc Ninh
Woman Pleads Guilty To Yablonski Slayings
Annette Gilly admitted murder and conspiracy in the 1969 slayings of Joseph Yablonski and his daughter. She agreed to testify against her father in exchange for avoiding the death penalty, and she gave the FBI a signed statement. The Clarksville brutal killings prompted a tightly guarded hearing with numerous law enforcement officers present.
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Washington, Pa
Annette Gilly
United Workers
Joseph
Yablonski
Gilly
Sene
FBI
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Taft Elementary School
Sunita Brown
Alfred Brown
Taylor
David Miller
Ron Miller
Irwin
Walter Oswalt
Worth
By the Constitution Staff
Lee Council
Seeey
Labor Party
Geophysics Institute
Shiraz University
Jerry W. Friedheim
Yablonskis
Clarksville
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