Crime Bill Faulty Says Rep Celler in House Clash
Rep Emichael Celler 82 struggles to move the Organized Crime Control Act of 1969 through the House amid administration pressure. He questions the package as a whole, urging examination of contents while critics warn of weakened protections. The bill seeks grand jury power, witness immunity, and penalties for organized crime, gambling, and public official misconduct.
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Gas and Sticks Used In Milwaukee Clash
Police used tear gas smoke canisters and riot sticks to disperse about 1,000 youths at Water Tower Park Milwaukee. four officers and a youth were injured and 12 were arrested as crowds tore down curfew signs and pelted police cars. Nearby New Bedford and Park Michigan had calmer scenes as leaders urged restraint in race tensions. Chrysler warns owners of 1,225 Dodge M375 chassis motor homes to seek dealer inspection for brake tube positioning.
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Missourt sorority confusion cleared at Kirksville event
Elaine Shiverdecker Haw ain Junior High art teacher and national rush chairman corrects that Alpha Sigma Alpha is the sorority, notes no New Jersey chapters. she will mobilize nearest chapters in New York to spread word. John Ball reports Miss Southeast Missouri praised Cape Girardeau interview and Mexico pageant hospitality, boosting northern Missouri publicity.
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New York
John ‘Ball
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Mexico
Nouthern Missouri
Nixon seeks new federalism block grants in reshaped partnership
Appalachian governors meet Nixon to push a 15 state redevelopment plan as the centerpiece of a new federalism. Nixon pledges block grants with no strings, aiming for cooperative planning among separate governments. He will then fly to Cincinnati for the all star game.
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Limit Demonstrators Near White House
The Secret Service urged crowd limits around the White House for security. A report proposed amending National Park Service rules to cap 100 people on the Pennsylvania Avenue sidewalk nearest the White House and 500 in Lafayette Square, with streets adjoining the east and west sides of the enclosure barred.
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New Bedford men charged after discharging firearms area incidents
Two New Bedford men were arrested early today and charged with unlawfully discharging firearms. Six false fire alarms were reported. Highland Park in Detroit saw a calmer Monday after a weekend of disturbances following the barroom slaying of a black youth. A white bartender was arrested. About 125 people were arrested in the Highland Park disorders, with minor violence and curfew violations among the roughly 25 arrests Monday evening.
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Montgomery says criticism of Nixon not personal
Viscount Montgomery, 82, denied attacking Nixon personally. He said his criticism targeted the system, not the president, after a private letter to Cyrus Eaton leaked. Montgomery defended his view on Nixon’s wartime knowledge and the constitutional appointment.
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Four Weeks To Pick 12 Jurors In Manson Case
After questioning 141 people in four weeks, attorneys near agreement on seven men and five women for the Sharon Tate murder trial jury. Judge Older rejected a bid to quash the indictments over alleged jury discrimination. Jurors faced hotel confinement hardships and pretrial publicity biases. Alternates will fill the remaining six seats as selection continues. The defendants, Charles Manson and three women, appear buoyant as jury selection nears completion.
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Irving Kanarek
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Alva K. Dawson
Vincent Bugliosi
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Manson
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Bottle and Can Cleanup Costs Firm Eleven Thousand
In Mount Vernon Washington First Federal Savings and Loans Association offered two cents apiece for bottles and cans removed from the landscape. The cleanup drew approximately 550000 containers before the drive ended at the weekend, costing the firm funds.
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Skagit County
First Federal Savings & Loans Association
Russian missiles show improved accuracy experts say
In Washington AP reports Soviet missiles appear more accurate, with officials cautious about declaring SS11 a direct threat to U S Minuteman forces. Satellite intelligence indicates Russia began new SS9 SS11 and SS13 sites recently, while momentum cited after long running arms talks.
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Vienna
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Bueschle Rites to Be Wednesday
Funeral services for Robert August Frederick Bueschle Sr. 74 of New Florence will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at St. John's United Church of Christ High Hill conducted by Rev. Tom Higgins. Burial will be in Hugo Cemetery near New Florence. He was a retired farmer and member of Montgomery City Lodge 246 AF and AM. He leaves wife Veronica, son Robert Jr., and three grandchildren.
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New Florence
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Robert Jr
Women March In Protest Against Minis At Shopping Center
In Miami and Clayton Missouri, protesters including about 50 women condemn mini skirts as prurient and oppressive. Judge John R. Rickhoff, after a Nevada prison visit with 22 other judges, says incarceration destroys identity and urges penal system reforms. Observers debate age and attire amid mixed reactions to the demonstrators.
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St. Louis County
John R. Rickhoff
Nevada State
Rickhoff
University of Nevada
National College of State Trial
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Anany
Ann Pollard
Nancy
Jackie Patterson
Paris Storming Sparks French Revolution
On this date in 1789 Paris residents stormed the Bastille, capturing the fortress and signaling the start of the French Revolution, a pivotal moment in history.
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Bas- Hille
General Groves Dies at 73 Atomic Project Leader
Leslie R. Groves, 73, who headed the World War II Manhattan Project and supervised the construction of the Pentagon, died after a heart attack at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A West Point graduate and Albany native, Groves oversaw the atomic bomb’s development and related military planning before retiring in 1948.
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United Way Renames National Organization
A spokesman at the national headquarters on Monday explained the move to a simpler, clearer name for United Way to better describe the organization’s mission and activities.
Tax figures misreadable in obscured ledger item
Fragmentary OCR shows numeric values and broken entries including 506,906,25 and 4,096,831,28 with amounts like 10,042,333,49 and 2,072,228.62. The text is unreadable in places, making exact meanings uncertain.
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