Clergymen Seek Public Office in Congress Push
A wave of Catholic and Protestant clergy seeks seats in the US House and Senate. Names include Fathers Gigante Drinan Lucas Pastore Duffey McLaughlin and Young alongside lay-backed bishops and ministers from New York Massachusetts Ohio Connecticut and Rhode Island. They frame campaigns around Vietnam inflation poverty housing education and pollution while stressing moral leadership and public service.
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Leas BR
Senate
Ge Bron
New York
Cave
Adam Clayton
Powell
Tany
Harlem
Harvey
Michigan
National Council of Card
Robert Fo Djocdie
Plan Han
Massachusetts
Order
America
Ithorle Island
John G. Pastore
Joseph BR. Lucas
Youngstown
Ohin
Michael J. Kirwin
D Ie
Father Lucas
Congress
Father Gigante
James H. Seheuer
George McClain
Liberal Party
Staten Islamd
Brooklyn
Rev. Bates
Union Theological Seminary
Upstate
James M. Hanley
DNY
Connecticut
Joseph Duffey
Americans For Democratic Action
Thomas Dodd
Mr. Duffey
Danvers
Masg
Center of Urban Stud
Hartford Seminary Foundation
TV Am
Buffalo
Hugh G. Carmichael
Thaddeus J. Dulski
Andrew J. Young
United Church of Christ
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Lonnie King
NAACP
Twoo
Fletcher Thompson
Young
Gigante
Bronx
Politcans
Lucas
Hickel Expands Gulf Inspectors Ranks to Double Force
Interior Secretary Hickel pushes to double Gulf Coast inspectors for shore oil operations in the Gulf of Mexico. The USGS official says 19 support staff are needed, with 18–20 hires promised and hiring to finish by month end. If funds fail, budget shuffles may occur. Chevron fire violations and possible grand jury indictments loom over Gulf drilling oversight.
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Washington
API
Interior Department
Gulf of Mexico
Badget Bureau
William A. Radlinski
US Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Gulf Coast
Chevron Oil Co
Radlinski
Congress
Louisiana
Gulf
Hickel
Grand
Chevron
The
New Orleans
Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Is Higher
The Agriculture Department estimates the 1970 winter wheat crop at 1.094 billion bushels, up 3% from April but 5% below last year. No spring wheat estimate. a 298 million bushel U.S. spring crop is considered possible, totaling about 1.392 billion bushels for 1970.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Reuther’s Labor Legacy Deepens After His Loss of AFL CIO Lead
Washington reports on Walter Reuther’s impact on the American labor movement and the 1960s rivalry with George Meany. Reuther pushed civil rights and reforms, briefly formed a breakaway alliance, and remained a dominant but contested figure until his death three weeks after his 13th UAW term.
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Washington
UPI
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Meany
George Meany
AFL
United Auto Workers
Steamsters
Alliance For Labor Action
Thistiaseau
Magi H
Dev Uibah
UAW
Atlantic City
Rebellion of Youth Explained
California sociologist Prof. John G. Milner cited lack of life choices as a driver of youth rebellion at the Southwest Regional Conference. He said organized religion loses followers due to limited choices and that home life shapes teen values, with technology widening youths’ worldviews and prompting disillusionment. He noted immorality as elders’ failure to uphold standards and found unhappiest youths in upper and middle income brackets, while poorer youths show counter movements toward middle-class goals.
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Fort Worth
UPI
California
Southwest
Child Welfare League of America
John G. Milner
University of Southern California School of Social Work
Inday
Milner
USC
Hens
Photograph Shows Officer Aiming Gun at Kent State Shooting
A Kent State incident photo shows an Ohio National Guard officer aiming a pistol while guardsmen fired M1 rifles during the May 4 clash that left four students dead and nine wounded. Guard officials say only officers carried pistols, 45 caliber, and it is unclear if the weapon was fired. A heavy slug found near the scene was larger than 30 caliber bullets and was turned over to a guard officer.
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Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
National Guard
Kent
John Spain
Associated Preag
Io Mion
Soldiers under probe for refusal to attack in Cambodia
Six American soldiers in the 4th Infantry Division are under restriction amid an inquiry into refusals to conduct a combat assault into Cambodia. Names and hometowns of the men are given, with details of assignments and an informal investigation led by an officer from the 1st Brigade. A special court martial will be convened to decide the disposition of the case.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Thomas (. Dean
Belton
Hugh Do Richardson
Enid
Okla
Danny FO Powell
Johnsonville
Samuel BR Palmer
Bridgeport
Conn
Spec
Carl Simons
Philadelphia
Marine
Younghload
Glenwood
4Th Division
Meredith
Anon
Brasco Campans Thether
Cal Thomas Fo Fallon
Jrd
Mh Infantry
Garment Industry Practices Blasted
A labor spokesman criticizes US tariff laws as promoting foreign runaways to low wage plants and job export. AFL-CIO witnesses say tariffs enable US firms to shift work abroad while Mexican border plants absorb wages, with El Paso Nogales and other sites cited. local and university officials defend unchanged policies amid border plant visibility.
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Monday
Lazare Teper
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Tariff Commission
Nixon
Afl-Cio
S-Mesxican
el Paso
Tra | Mayer
Peter de Wetter
Nogales
Ariz. Mayer
Arthur Moolivan
John M. Richards
University of Texas School of
US Merce Border Chief Association
Shey
PS Ude
Hubards
Jaber
Panel OKs Postal Bill Amid Pay Raise Controversy
The House Post Office Committee approved a bill to create an independent US Postal Service with an eight percent retroactive pay raise for postal workers, aiming to head off a potential strike as negotiations continue and Senate opposition looms.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
New York
Congress
Nixa
Maine
Afl-Cio
Hanes
Deov Sia
Shep
Morris Kondall
Arte
Nisan
Postal Corporation
AFI+CIO
Hee
Sih
Senate
Fefa
T9ts
Aonuld
Inneh
Aciting
Ite
Violence at US Tobacco Company plant in Manila injures several
Reports say three persons including a woman were struck during clashes among striking workers, militant students, and police at the US Tobacco Corp plant in Manila. Stones and bottles flew as demonstrators tried to break security lines. shots were fired, and several were injured. Police investigate the ten week picket tied to dismissals amid rival student factions.
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Amiong
Sais
Polee
Pewspapers
Unsans
Avalanche Strikes Nepal Expedition Members
An avalanche hit five climbers from a joint British Nepal army expedition attempting Annapurna in western Nepal last Wednesday. One British member was airlifted in serious condition. Richard Summerton, 24, sustained severe injuries but rests at the base camp.
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Nepal
Annapurna
Marmtay Sandry
Richard A Summerton
Liberal party names Goldberg for governor and Goodell for Senate
The Liberal state committee selected Arthur J. Goldberg as governor candidate and Sen. Charles Goodell, a Republican, for Senate. Goldberg won about five to two over Morgenthau among 300 committeemen, with Samuels third. The move positions Goldberg for a Liberal Democratic campaign against Nelson Rockefeller, while Goodell is the Liberal choice over four Democrats in the Senate race. The Liberals and Conservatives each may swing pivotal votes in a year with multiple party bids.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Charles £. Goodell
Goldberg
Robert M. Morgenthau
Howard Samuels
Supreme Court
U.N
Nelson A. Rockefeller
He Morgenthau
Samuels
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goodell
Paul O'Dwyer
Richard McCarthy
Richard Oftingers
Theodore Sorensen
Paul Radams
James Buckley
Senate
Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI raids largest federal gambling operation ever staged
More than 200 FBI agents conducted simultaneous raids in Detroit and Flint Michigan over a five hour period arresting 58 suspects tied to a numbers operation with a daily handle of about 250000 dollars. Investigators seized adding machines cash numbers slips tally sheets files and firearms as prosecutors prep arraignments on racketeering related charges.
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Detroit
FBI
Flint
Mich
John Mitchell
Areag
U.S. Attorney's Office
U.S
Warren Kraupohl
Mitchell
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
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