Embarrassing to Nixon Rogers Testimony Secret
Washington AP reports a House dispute over a secrecy label on four hours of Secretary of State Rogers testimony. He reportedly opposed sending troops to Cambodia, with nearly all of his remarks deleted before the transcript release seven days prior to Nixon’s Cambodia attack announcement.
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Washington
House
Secmgt
William P. Rogers
Cambodia
Nixon
U.S
Executive Branch
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Conte
Foreign Aid Appropriations Subcommittee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Rogers
Passman
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Indochina
Bow
U.S. Com
Horse named Sonny climbs hayloft stairway escape
In Pontiac Michigan a 1400 pound gelding named Sonny climbed a barn stair to the hayloft after a week of wandering and refusals to descend. After three days of failed efforts including sedatives starvation and ropes the horse was dragged down through a constructed outside staircase and returned to ground level where he began eating again.
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Pontiac, Mich
Sonny
Paul Gallaty
Gallaty
Gallary
Terra Firma
Indians Refuse To Leave During Fire On Alcatraz
In San Francisco the Coast Guard reported several small wooden buildings on Alcatraz Island burned early today but Native occupants refused evacuation or firefighting aid. Fog limited visibility while five cutters stood by. An offer to evacuate eight Indians was rejected as a spokesman described the scene.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
East Kiwanis plans talk on drug alert with agency speakers
Col Gerald Taylor of the Coast Guard Butler County police and others will speak at the East Kiwanis meeting at Alfy's on Breiel Boulevard tonight at 6 30. The program titled Operation Drug Alert is part of Kiwanis International efforts to address drug abuse with a focus on the island and local actions.
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Gerald Taylor
Coast Guard
Butler County Police
Kiwanis International
Farm Economy Up Says Secretary In First Annual Report
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin told President Nixon that the farm economy is rising and major steps have been taken to meet administration goals. He cited record incomes and assets for 1969, rising farm income per farm, and growing farm-owned wealth, while noting overproduction risks and urging a farm bill with production adjustment to sustain markets. He warned rural development is vital as population may swell by 100 million, advocating growth around smaller cities to curb urban migration.
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Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
Nixon
White House
Hardin
America
House Agriculture Committee
Hardin l
U.S
Armstrong Tours Moscow Shielded From Public Eyeballs
U S astronaut Neil Armstrong visited Moscow for five days but was kept from public acclaim by the Kremlin. Police escorted tours avoided crowds and Soviet media blacked out pictures and TV coverage. The embassy noted disappointment at limited exposure, attributed to displeasure over U S military actions in Cambodia. Armstrong and cosmonaut Konstantin Feoktistov laid flowers at monuments to fallen Soviet space heroes.
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Moscow
U. S
Neil A. Armstrong
Kremlin
United States
Armstrong
U.S
Cambodia
Konstantin Feoktistov
Ohioan Held On Concealed Weapon Charge
An Ohio man, Richard Lewis Beeson, 28, of Piqua, was held in Somerset County Jail in Somerville after arrest in watchung New Jersey on a concealed weapon charge. Police found a .25 caliber pistol in the rear seat of his car after discovering him inside early Sunday.
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Watchung
N. J
Ohio
Somerset County
Somerville
Richard Lewis Beeson
Piqua
Beeson
Multi Place Steel Pipe Bid for Engineer
Butler County Commissioners in Hamilton Ohio invite sealed proposals for 300 feet of 12 inch multi plate steel pipe 10 gauge assembled delivered to Trenton Franklin Road east of State Route 73. Delivery coordination with County Engineer S M Perin E P E contact details at 1921 Fairgrove Ave. Bids due 10:00 A M EDT June 15 1970. The right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Butler County Commissioners
Hamilton
Ohio
Trenton Franklin Road
Butler County
S. M. Perin
P. E
Fairgrove Ave
Greensburg and Oldenburg Near Batesville on Route 229
The article visits Greensburg noted for a courthouse tree and mentions replacing the dying tree after a crisis. It then travels to Oldenburg, a German-founded village nicknamed the village of spires, home to the Franciscan mother house and an academy, with a former monastery. The route continues via Interstate 74 to U.S. 52.
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Cincinnati
New Trenton
Aldianne
Abe Lincoln
U.S. 52
Cedar Grove
Brookville
Ind
Metamora
White- Water Canal
Rushville
Benjamin F. Rush
Greensburg
Batesville
Oldenburg
Franciscan Order of Nuns
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