Kissinger In Line To Become Secretary Of State
AP reports Kissinger may replace Rogers as secretary of state within months. Nixon has privately discussed moving his national security adviser into Rogers’ post. White House silent on the claim as Kissinger travels to Japan for talks.
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Kissinger
Secretary of
Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
CBS
Nixon
Rogers
White House
Atlantic
United States
Washington
Tokyo
China
Dan Rather
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Latin American
Helsinki
Japan
Korea
Fighting rages near Phnom Penh as Nixon improves
AP reports fighting at isolated spots six to fifteen miles from Phnom Penh as the military high command confirms. Nixon shows improvement after a restful night at Bethesda Naval Medical Center for viral pneumonia. Senate panel trims Indochina aid from 632 to 232 million, North Vietnam excluded. Rogers and Kissinger figures confront Japan relations amid US Europe ties and Asian diplomacy.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Military High Command
Washington
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Indochina
North Vietnam
Restraining Order Granted in Coffman Stair Co Case
Judge Har ley Meyer issues a temporary restraining order in a Coffman Stair Co lawsuit against Tri State District Council of Carpenters Local 1279 and AFL CIO asserting illegal work stoppage and intimidation by union members. The order bars picketing and threats pending further court orders.
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Harley Meyer
Coffman Stair Co
Tri - State
Lester Haybron
Cecil Chaffin
Ralph West
Everett Klinger
Walter P. Selvage
Edwin Johnston
Witness testifies on payoffs to avoid stock probe
Gerald Martin Zelmanowitz testified before a Senate subcommittee that he bribed IRS agents from $500 to $1,000 weekly to shield his illegal stock dealings and help organized crime figures like Angelo DeCarlo. He said agents assisted by allowing relatives of stolen securities to go unverified.
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IRS
Washington (Ap
Internal Revenue Service
Gerald Martin Zelmanowitz
Zelmanowitz
California
Senate
New Jersey
Angelo “Gyp
DeCarlo
Nixon
White House
Senate Defeats Alaska Pipeline Delay Amendment
The Senate voted 61 to 29 to defeat Mondale's bid to delay Alaska oil pipeline construction for a NAS study comparing routes and to negotiate with Canada. Environmentalists fail to block the project as Jackson argues delay worsens energy reliance and urges completing the Prudhoe Bay to Valdez route for West Coast refineries.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Canada
MacKenzie River
Walter F. Mondale
D Minn
Mon
Mondale
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
U.S
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
North Slope
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Earthquake Recorded in Kunlun Mountains, China
A strong earthquake was detected today in the Kunlun Mountains of western China by the Berkeley seismographic station and other observatories worldwide.
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Berkeley, Calif
Kunlun Mountains
China
Logan Lions Junior Olympics Set For July Games
The 2nd Logan Lions Club Junior Olympics run Thursday and Friday July 19-20 at the high school and City Park includes AAU sanctions. Age groups Bantam Midget Junior and Intermediate compete in sprints distances hurdles high jump and throws with medals for top finishers and certificates for all participants.
Logan Lions Club Junior Olympics Entry Form Encouraged
Boys and girls through 15 years old should submit the entry form for the Logan Lions Club Junior Olympics on July 19-20. Return to the swimming pool ticket office Logan Daily News or Risc Drugs by next Wednesday. See story for events and age tri. The swimming segment will be held later by the Logan Recreation Commission.
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Logan Lions Club
City Pool Ticket Office
Logan Daily News
Risch’s Drug Store
Andeunder
Nixon Discounted Watergate Stories Says Moore Testified
President Nixon did not suspect White House involvement in Watergate as Richard A. Moore testified. Moore said he discounted accounts until March 1 when suspicions grew and urges to Dean followed later. Kalmbach paid 210000 for silence. Ervin presses for Nixon testimony. Science Magazine notes a possible MIT funding cut plan.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Richard A. Moore
Moore
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Ervin
Science Magazine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jerome B. Wiesner
John D. Ehrlichman
Anne Armstrong
Mrs. Armstrong
Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Dean
Lon Chaney Jr Dies at 67 in California
Lon Chaney Jr age 67 died at his San Clemente home after a string of star deaths in two weeks. His wife Patsy Beck declined to discuss cause or funeral plans. Known for the Wolf Man and Lennie in Of Mice and Men, he follows Joe E Brown Betty Grable Veronica Lake and Robert Ryan in recent deaths.
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San Clemente
Calif
Lon Chaney Jr
Chaney
Patsy Beck
Joe E. Brown
Betty Grable
Veronica Lake
Robert Ryan
Lennie
John Steinbeck
Lon Chaney Sr
Storms Roll Across Mid-U.S. Reported by AP
Storms swept the midcontinent and East Coast bringing heavy rains from the Great Basin to the Northeast. Over 6 inches fell at the Harlan County dam in Nebraska, 2.5 inches at Coldwater Kansas, and 3.5 inches in Meridian Mississippi. Chicago nonessential power outages affected more than 2,000 homes.
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Associated Press
Midcontinent
Great Basin
Plateau
Central Plains
Great Lakes
New England
Eastern Plateau
Harlan County
Nebraska
Coldwater
Kan
Meridian
Miss
Chicago Area
Nominations Approved for Air Force Secretary and Chief of Staff
Senate committee endorsed John L. McLucas for secretary of the Air Force and Gen. George Brown for Air Force chief of staff, advancing the nominations to the full chamber. The move highlights ongoing boosts to the defense leadership lineup.
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Washington
Senate
John L. McLucas
Air Force
George Brown
Ohio Bell Rate Hike Proposal Gains Backing
A modified rate increase for Ohio Bell gains support from most objectors though Cleveland opposes the compromise settlement. The plan would raise monthly residential bills 18 percent and lift annual revenue by 98 million, pending PUCO approval and federal price freeze end. Cleveland officials call it collusion and vow to challenge it.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bell
Cleveland
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PACO
Commission
Dennis Kucinich
Cleveland Area
Kucinich
Ralph Perk
United
PUCO
Ohio Supreme Court
10-Foot-Long Slot Machine To Have 1 Million Jackpot
Nevada slot machine pioneer Si Redd unveils Super Bertha the world’s largest slot machine with an eight reel 20-character setup. It offers a $1 million top payout on a $10 bet and smaller prizes for other combinations.
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Nevada
Si Redd
Redd
Bally Distributing Co
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