Two Louisiana Democrats Deny Wrongdoing in Baltimore Case
In Baltimore, two Louisiana Democratic lawmakers Russell B. Long and Hale Boggs deny any wrongdoing related to a grand jury probe of Baltimore Contractors Inc. The judge upheld Justice Department authority to avoid an indictment, noting no improper payments to officials were charged. The inquiry centered on a $5 million cost increase for an $11.7 million Rayburn Office Building garage.
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Baltimore
Russell B. Long
Hale Boggs
Justice Department
Roszel C. Thomse
U.S. District Court
Summery
Graud
Victor Frenkil
Baltimore Contractors Inc
Rayburn
Washington
PARA-LOVERS IN COMPETITION FOR U S TEAM
About 265 divers are trying out for the U S squad that will compete in the world championship free falls this autumn in Yugoslavia. AP report notes the wide field and selection competitive stakes for the national team.
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U. S
Yugoslavia
Republicans Move To Repeal Tonkin Gulf Resolution
The Senate debate on Camopedia heats up as Sen. Robert J. Dale introduces a repeal of the Tonkin Gulf resolution, aiming to seize initiative for the White House amid Vietnam policy clashes. Fulbright decries the tactic while signaling support for repeal. the move affects plans to curb U.S. operations and shape Cambodia policy.
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Washington
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
Robert J. Dale
R . Kan
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
U. S
Vietnam
Dole
Lukens Opposes Vote 18 Bill in House
Rep. Donald E. Lukens opposed a House bill to lower the voting age to 18. The measure, signed by President Nixon, would take effect next January if constitutional, but Lukens backs a state by state constitutional amendment and urged New Yorkers not to dictate Ohio's age limit. He did not vote on the bill, being paired instead, and supported the Vote 19 movement in other states.
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Donald E. Lukens
House of Representatives
Nixon
Lukens
Ohio
States
Middletown Wednesday Club and Service Meetings
Middletown groups schedule a morning breakfast at Booth Drugs Realty Information and Breakfast Club and Tee's High 12 Club at noon, with Senior Citizens gathering at 1:30 p.m. at 1905 Columbia, and Evening Optimist Club at 6:30 p.m. at Youth Ranch. Barracks 636 WWI Veterans meet 8 p.m. at Legion Home. Middletown Camera Club 8 p.m. at Civic Association. Alcoholics Anonymous 8:30 p.m.
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Booth Drugs Real Estate Information and Breakfast Club
High 12 Club
Youth Ranch
Legion Home
Middletown
Camera Club
Civic Association
Alcoholics Anonymous
Pentagon expands air war into Cambodia claims troops and supplies hit
The Pentagon confirms U S jets have bombed deep into Cambodia, targeting enemy supply lines and infiltration routes nearly daily for about a week. Officials say raids may continue past the June 30 pullout deadline, not widening the war but interdicting movement of troops and materiel.
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Washington
United States
Cambodia
Pentagon
U.S
White House
Craft One
Nixon
South Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jerry
Friedheim
Laos
Samese Porder
Testimony reveals harsh debt collection tactics
Washington AP reports consumer advocate David Caplovitz with Ralph Nader before the National Commission on Consumer Finance describes aggressive debt collection methods aimed at poorer and less educated debtors. Garnishment and threats cited. pre judgment communications raise coercion and privacy concerns while credit cards are blamed for inflation.
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Washington
David Caplovitz
Ralph Nader
National Commission On Consumer Finance
Nader
Commission
Dr Scholls foot care products with relief claims
Dr Scholl's Foot Comfort aids claim quick relief from foot pressures. Zino pads remove corns and calluses while Solvex products target Athlete's Foot fungi. Available in powder, liquid or ointment forms. Tender spots and hot perspiring feet noted with Rev Edge pads and soft cushioning felt. Check Lomark price.
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Dr. Scholl
Ohioan killed by wild river accident in Beaver area
Philip Harris, 47, of rural Beaver, Ohio, was killed Monday when a rivet struck him in the head at the Tender-Sweet Poultry Farm. Harris and a co-worker were riveling boards to a concrete wall when the accident occurred.
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Waverly
Ohio
Philip Harris
Beaver
Harris
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Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Cooper-Church
Robert C. Byrd
D.va
Cooper Church
Oqovu
Bank OF Middle Town
Middletown Business and Professional Association
Tee
Columbia
Caprovitz
D! Scholls
Central
N. University
Middletonians
Edith Pitkin
Central Ave
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