Mills says he aided dairymen in milk price boost push
Rep. Wilbur Mills confirmed aiding dairymen seeking a 1971 federal milk price supports increase. A Tax Reform report says three large dairy cooperatives financed much of Mills 1972 presidential bid, totaling 54,100 of itemized 231,027 dollars. Mills defended his actions as non coercive and denied pressuring anyone.
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Congress
Witness accuses Boyle in 1969 UMW leader murder
Witness Paul Gilly testified in Delaware County Court that Boyle ordered the assassination of union rival Joseph Yablonski in 1969. Gilly, a Cleveland painter facing cross examination, said he met Boyle’s father-in-law Silous Huddleston, then UMW local president in LaFollette Tennessee, and heard the desire to kill Yablonski.
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Jock”’ Yablonski
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Tenn
Decontrols Lift 165 Industries Amid Inflation Concerns
The Cost of Living Council finalizes decontrol on 165 industries including banks apparel hotels and motion pictures ahead of the April 30 deadline. Controls remain on food steel health copper retail auto machinery construction and wages of state local government employees. Officials warn price changes may occur in remaining sectors.
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Haldeman Delivers Private Acapulco Session for YPO
Haldeman stars at An Evening With HELR Haldeman in Acapulco as part of a YPO conference for top executives under 40. The sessions were off the record to avoid Watergate talk amid indictments, with a crisis management seminar planned for Thursday.
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Senate limits on early presidential returns in reform bill
The Senate adopted an amendment by Sen. Henry Bellman to ban early presidential return publication or broadcast to avoid influencing voters nationwide. The 43 to 38 vote added to a reform bill detailing public financing and spending limits. Opponents threatened a filibuster as debate continued over tailored campaign restraints.
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Lucasville inmate hurt in corridor assault
Lucasville Penitentiary inmate Robert Hitchcock, 20, listed in serious condition at Riverside Hospital after skull fracture surgery. He was found in a corridor Monday, apparently struck on the head with a baseball bat found nearby. Ohio Highway Patrol investigates with no suspects. Hitchcock is serving 10 to 30 years for auto theft, carrying a concealed weapon, and malicious entry in Summit and Huron counties.
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