Trial begins for eight Gainesville Eight activists
In Gainesville Florida the trial of eight antiwar activists on conspiracy charges opened amid tight security and media limits. One defendant passed security with altered equipment after war wound metal triggered scanners. Judge Arnow limited media in the courtroom and addressed subpoenas and standby counsel for three defendants as others seek self representation.
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List Of 41 Possible Campaign Violators Given To Prosecutor
A legislative council committee voted to send a list of 41 potential violators to the district attorney. Included are Dewey Bartlett and two Democratic contenders for his 1972 seat, along with various state officials and candidates from Oklahoma. The panel notes some filed no expense or contribution reports, while a few have sought reporting forms. Nesbitt claims compliance with federal law pre empting state limits. Bartlett also defends his reporting.
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Midwest City
House
Henry R
Roberts
Robert E. Day
Tulsa
Senate
Oklahoma County
Dan Joslyn
Curtis Harris
Corporation Commission
Scott Moffett
J. Joseph Coleman
Insurgents Advance Toward Phnom Penh Amid Heavy Fighting
Cambodian insurgents nearing Tak hmau just four miles from Phnom Penh as night fighting erupts near Takhmau. Government says villages south are hit. U S B 52 bombers pound insurgent concentrations while a Mekong convoy arrives with fuel rice and ammunition. Canadian peacekeepers return home after six months at Tan Son Nhut.
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Western Union Approves Three Year Pay Pact
Western Union Telegraph Co announces a tentative three year contract with unions granting an 18.5 percent pay and benefits rise retroactive to July 28. The agreement awaits ratification by the United Telegraph Workers and the Communications Workers of America, covering about 13,000 employees.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
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Communications Workers of America
New York City
Farmers See Record Prices in Key Agricultural Sectors
The Agriculture Department reports record prices for hogs potatoes eggs and corn for the month ending July 15. Soybeans fell 33 percent from June's peak amid Nixon export embargoes and a soy futures probe. Milk broilers and the feed grain index rose, with corn topping $2 per bushel for the first time since 1948.
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Agriculture Department
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Nixon
Congressional
Battle Against Blaze Continues Near Eureka
In Northern California the Klamath and Six Rivers forests blaze covers over 4 800 acres. About 2 000 firefighters dig a 12 mile fire break as four dayold fire destroys seven homes and 73 million board feet valued at 16 4 million dollars. No injuries reported. Dense smoke blocks air support north east of Eureka, hampering tanker and smoke jumper efforts.
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Pittsburgh Incorporation Milestone Noted
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was incorporated as a city in 1816 marking its official municipal status and growth as a regional center.
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Pittsburgh
Joyride Taken In U S Chopper Over Pennsylvania
An Army Reserve helicopter was stolen from a North Philadelphia airport and flown for about 14 hours over Bucks and Montgomery counties. The craft made a rooftop stop at William Tennent High School and visited an industrial park and an apartment complex before being abandoned on a farm. Local and federal officials gave no comment.
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Montgomery
Army Reserve
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San Andreas Fault Reaffirms Zone of Shifting Rock
Police in Warminister Town report continued movement along the San Andreas Fault in California as rock formations show ongoing strain and shifting.
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