Haldeman Admits Memo Connected McGovern Campaign
Former White House aide Haldeman admits a memo proposed using FBI and press avenues to tie the Democratic Party to money from communist sources. He discusses involving Evans and Novak to seed the story and defend actions as necessary counter moves.
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Haldeman
McGovern
Dean
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Democratic Party
United States
FBI
Charlotte
Four dead in Kansas City plane crash at municipal air terminal
Federal investigators planned to interview the lone survivor Norma Hensley of Holt Missouri after a Bellanca single engine crashed at the old municipal airport killing David Hensley 22 and his wife Peggy 43 their infant daughter Michelle 10 months and brother in law William Hensley 45 of Mesquite Texas. Norma Hensley remained in poor condition with fractured arm and head injuries.
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Kansas City
Old Municipal Air Terminal
Norma Daphene Hensley
Holt
Bellanca
Hensley
David
Michelle
William F. Hensley
Peggy Hensley
Dallas
Mesquite
Tex
William Hensley
Federal Aviation Agency
Bruce G. Hock
National Transportation Safety Board Bureau of Aviation Safety
Hock
Norma Hensley
Hensleys
Oshkosh
Wis
Experimental Aircraft Association
David Hensley
Texas
Oklahoma Penitentiary Riot Forces Cellblock Repairs
Officials report inmates caused extensive damage after a riot that began Friday with two guards attacked and 23 hostages seized. About 34 guards resigned amid the unrest as the state moves inmates out for repairs and considers National Guard duty.
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State Board of Corrections
National Guard
Oklahoma
Beef shortages push prices as wholesalers warn of volatility
A Frederick feedlot operator and other wholesalers criticize price controls on beef, predicting a short term surge then decline. They cite 10 to 15 hospital clients and up to 20 nursing homes, and say locks on meat pricing strain contracts. Cattle can be held for up to 160 days, delaying sales and hurting profits.
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Hess
Nixon
Gisinger
Cambodia Forces Launch Drive Southwest of Phnom Penh
Cambodian troops push west of Prateah Lang nine miles southwest of Phnom Penh to relieve insurgent pressure on the city’s southern perimeter. U S B52 bombers pounded insurgent positions along the Prek Thaot river as F 111s Phantoms and Corsairs supported. Col Am Rong said several enemy casualties and some Cambodian wounded were reported.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prek Thaot River
U.S
Prateah Lang
Am Rong
Cyprus Bombings Ramp Up as EOKA Strife Continues
Eight bombs hit Cyprus in a seventh straight night of violence as Makarios supporters clash with Gen Grivas forces. Buildings and cars damaged in Morphou near Nicosia with no casualties reported amid retaliatory strikes linked to the Vakis kidnapping.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
George Grivas
Morphou
Grivas
EOKA
Greece
Christos Vakis
Vakis
$1 Million Downtown Mall Wins Urban Renewal Nod
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority directors approve a $1 million LURA project for a 32 750 square foot U shaped shopping complex facing C Avenue. Developers Jack Norell and Perry Hagar Jr. plan an off street loading area with a center landscaped patio. Land sold for $144 375 with open space emphasis noted.
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Eas
Lawton
Thewton Urban Renewal Authority
3Rd Street
C Avenue
Jack Norell
Perry Hagar Jr
Irving
Tex
Norell
Weatherford
Arch March
LURA
Ark Wrecking Co
Montgomery Ward
Otasco
Supreme Court Grant Delayed Cambodia Bombing Case
Marshall declined to rule on the bombing's legality noting the Supreme Court is a collegial body. He stayed the case asking the Circuit Court to continue the stay until October 1 while the Court itself remains in recess.
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Supreme Court
Marshall
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Circuit Court
Cambodia
First U S Open Golf Tour Held in Newport 1895
The first U S Open Golf Tour tournament took place in 1895 at Newport R I with a total purse of 335 dollars. The winner received 110 dollars.
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Newport
R. L
Ulbricht's hard line guides East German regime
Ulbricht stood as a staunch hard liner in Eastern Europe, aligning with Stalin, then Khrushchev, and later Brezhnev and Kosygin. He shaped Soviet policy including the 1968 Czechoslovakia invasion, with the Berlin wall remaining a stark symbol of his dictatorship. The wall began Aug 12 13 1961, rising to a concrete barrier to stem East German exodus.
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Europe
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Warsaw Pact Organization
East Germany
Gainesville defendants press for FBI probe during trial appeal
Arnow indicated a plan to complete jury selection and may seek a recess to probe FBI agents. The appeal to Ervin was joined by defendants Peter J. Mahoney of New York City Stanley K. Mills son Jr. of Gainesville Alton C. Foss of Hialeah John Briggs of Gainesville John Kniffen of Austin Tex Scott Camill of Gainesville and Donald V. Perdue of Hollywood Fla.
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Arnow
FBI
Patterson
Ervin
Peter J. Mahoney
New York City
Stanley K. Michelson Jr
Gainesville
Alton C. Foss
Hialeah, Fla
John Briggs
John Kniffen
Austin
Tex
Scott Camill
Donald V. Perdue
Hollywood
Fla
Wall Street Cowboys Tied To Beef Shortage
Logan Utah AP reports Kansas State economist John H. McCoy says outside financing may support 25 to 50 percent of cattle being fed in the United States. He notes long term profitability in cattle feeding and a surge of outside capital at a Great Plains and Western Outlook conference.
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Wall Street
Logan
Utah
Wall Street Cowboys
United States
John H. McCoy
Kansas State University
McCoy
Great Plains and
Western Outlook
Kansas
Chile Troops and Conflict
Riot police used tear gas and minitanks to disperse a clash between striking truckers and government supporters at Nos near Santiago. About 500 idle trucks were moved as shooting occurred. several wounded, one seriously, as Allende's government pressed to move the fleet.
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Santiago
Chile
Nos
Salvador Allende
Confederation of Truck Owners
Allende
Japanese pork imports surge as U S sales rise
U S pork sales to Japan are rising substantially and may triple this year with potential for further growth. Previously Japanese per capita pork consumption ran about one quarter of American levels, signaling a shift in demand.
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U. S
Japan
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