Good Citizen Fund To Aid Kin Of Heroes
St Louis AP A new permanent fund is set up by the St Louis Grand Jury Association to aid families of citizens killed or injured while performing acts of heroism. A separate fund supports survivors of a church janitor killed while helping a friend fight off a robber. Elmer Rosenthal, president, said the fund has tax exempt status from the IRS.
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Stolarczyk
Elmer S. Rosenthal
St. Louis Grand Jury Association
Good Citizenship Fund, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Rosenthal
Brand
Contempt ruling on CBS and Vietnam peace talks
AP dispatches report CBS held in contempt over rejecting a committee chairmans campaign as Hanoi pushes the seven point peace plan. Senators urge Nixon to pursue Communist peace proposals for South Vietnam while Meo fighters seize the Plain of Jars with CIA support.
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Washington
CBS
United States
Hanoi
Senate
Nixon
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Plain of Jars
Laos
Vientaine
Grand Jury May Act On 3 Newspapers
A federal grand jury in Boston probes possible charges against three East Coast papers The Washington Post The Boston Globe and The New York Times over publication of secret Pentagon documents The Post cites unnamed sources and says details remain secret Attorney General John N Mitchell notes the Supreme Court decision does not bar prosecution Daniel Ellsberg admits leaking the papers and is charged with unauthorized possession of classified documents Ellsberg not involved in the Boston case
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Washington
Boston
Pentagon
Washington Post
the Post
The
New York Times
Boston Globe
Post
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Daniel Elisberg
Vietnam
Ellsberg
Nntive Boston
Nixon Tops Kennedy In Poll
NEW YORK AP Nixon leads Kennedy 44 to 36 in a Louis Harris poll testing 1972 options with Wallace at 13. The survey of 1614 likely voters June 8 to 15 shows Kennedy strong among blacks at 71 percent, Kennedy leading under 40 at 45 to 37 for Nixon, Nixon ahead over 50 at 54 to 27, with regional splits Nixon in West Midwest South and Kennedy in the East.
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New York
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alabama
George Wallace
Louis Harris
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Harris
Kennedy
Wallace
Midwest
Washington’s only female police captain McCall Fulton
Miss Frances McCall, sister of Monroe McCall of Fulton, is the sole woman holding the rank of captain in the Washington Metropolitan Police Department. She has served with the department for 23 years.
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Deborah Carol Nacol
William Woods
Mitchell Nacol
Wichita Falls
Tex
Nacol
William Woods College
Deborah
Alpha Phi Sorority
Captain McCall Fulton
Frances McCall
Monroe McCall
Fulton
Metropolitan Police Dept
Washington, D. C
Department
Morocco Roundup Suppresses Coup Attempt At King Hassan II Palace
In Rabat the government announced 10 army officers were executed for the failed bid to topple King Hassan II. Gen Mohamed Medbouh led the revolt at Skhirat, where 1,400 rebels held guests and killed many advisers. Casabalanca port and airports were tightened as a nationwide crackdown followed.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan I
Mohamed Medbouh
Skhirat
Medbouh
Hassan
Casablanca
Raat
Radio
Bomb Blast Hits Stanford Official's Home
A bomb exploded in the backyard of the personnel director Robert M. Nelson at Stanford University, tearing through a daughter's bedroom wall. Debbie Nelson, 18, a Stanislaus State College student, was shaken but unharmed. Police say the device was planted behind the house and declined to link the blast to Nelson’s dismissal of five hospital employees during April unrest.
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Debbie Nelson
Robert M. Nelson
Stanislaus State College
Nelson
Stanford University Hospital
Draft Bill Waits On Laird Talk
Washington AP reports congressional delay on a draft extension bill as Senate leaders push for a statement from Defense Secretary Laird. The dispute centers on a nine month withdrawal deadline and resistance from House conferees who reject any fixed date, while Mansfield wavers on essential backing to end a filibuster.
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
John C. Stennis
Armed Services Committee
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Stennis
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
House
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Hebert
Congress
United States
FTC Orders Auto Makers To Prove Ad Claims
The Federal Trade Commission ordered seven auto makers to submit documentation supporting advertising claims. General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors Volkswagen Toyota Nissan must respond in 60 days. FTC will publish results but not judged adequacy. inadequate docs could trigger false advertising probes.
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Washington
Ford Ltd
FTC
Northern Natural Gas Plans Offering
Northern Natural Gas Company directors approved offering about 682000 shares of common stock to stockholders to finance expansion. The plan includes a debentures issue near 60 million dollars to be completed in 1991, with Blyth & Co. Inc. expected to manage the debentures. Northern serves midwestern states as a natural gas wholesaler.
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Omaha
Neb
Northern Natural Gas Company
Northern
George L. Mazanec
Mazanec
Blyth & Co. Inc
New York
Outboard Boat Races Slated for Poplar Bluff
Boat racing fans are invited to the seventh annual Outboard Motorboat Races on July 25 at 2 00 p m. on the Black River near Poplar Bluff. Local spectators will watch fast action as competitors navigate the river course.
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Poplar Bluff
Black River
End to Gaudy Gas Eaters Sparks Auto Shift
Washington AP reports Victor Reuther says Americans reject gaudy cars and welcomes smaller imports. He retires May 1 after 36 years with the UAW, noting the industry now begins to meet Japanese competition with models like GM Vega and Ford Pinto. His brother Walter led the UAW until his death.
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Washington
Detroit
Victor Reuther
Pioneer Auto Union Brothers
U.S
Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Roy
Walter
General Motors
Vega
Ford
25 Murder Counts On Juan Corona
A Sutter County grand jury indicted Juan V. Corona on 26 counts of murder in the peach orchard killings of transient field workers. Corona, a 37 year old farm labor contractor, remained in hospital as the indictment was handed to a Superior Court judge. No arraignment date was set.
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Yuba City
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Sutter County
Robert Hunt
Superior Court
John Hauck
Corona
New Hampshire Shifts Primary Date to March First
Concord New Hampshire moves back to number one in presidential primary scheduling. Governor Walter Peterson signed the bill shifting the state primary from the second Tuesday in March to the first Tuesday in March 1972, aligning with Florida’s recently approved date.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Walter Peterson
Granite State
Florida
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