Records Checked In Agnew Probe
U S attorney prepares to sift subpoenaed documents on Spiro T Agnew spanning 1962 to present in a Maryland corruption inquiry Beall seeks records from the Maryland Hall of Records and State Board of Election Laws as Agnew defends himself saying the charges are lies and pledges cooperation with prosecutors.
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Washington
U.S. Attorney's Office
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
U.S. Atty
George Teals
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Baltimore County and the State of Maryland
Maryland Hall of Records
State Board of Election Laws
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
Morris L. Radoff
Beall
Washington Star-News
Star-News
Marvin Mandel
United States
Lester Matz
Matz, Childs and Associates
Matz
Childs
Ted Ag
New Night Committee
General Accounting Office
Jerome B. Wolff
Wolff
J.E. Greiner Co
Greiner
Monsoon Floods Ravage India Pakistan and Bangladesh
Monsoon rains caused massive flooding across the Indian subcontinent driving hundreds of thousands from homes in India Pakistan and Bangladesh. At least 125 people were killed with millions affected as rivers overflowed isolating cities and destroying farmland.
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India
New Delhi
Indian Subcontinent
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Patna
Ganges
Lahore
Rawalpindi
Padma
Dacca
Meghna
Comilla
Faridpur
Pabna
Mymensingh
Leaks Criticized by Charles Morgan Jr in Letter
Charles Morgan Jr. condemns leaks that threaten due process for the vice president and others named. He says information likely came from law enforcement officials and urges Richardson to stop the practice in this and any investigation.
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Charles Morgan Jr
Morgan
Richardson
Warplanes Bomb Phnom Penh As City Feels Airstrikes
U S warplanes pound insurgent positions around Phnom Penh just before the bombing cutoff with B52s and F111s. Reports say Skoun near northeast of the capital comes under heavy attack while residents flee and authorities say the military situation is fluid. Prime Minister Sam Chhum outlines a stance for peace with honor and notes talks with Khmer Rouge, blocked by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong control.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Skoun
Am Rong
Sam Chhum
Khmer Rouge
Viet Cong
Thailand
South Vietnam
Day of the Tree marked for Vienna in October
The Austrian capital will host a Day of the Tree in October with 3 000 deciduous trees 500 conifers and 2 000 flowering shrubs to be planted citywide. The event aims to raise awareness of nature among children and adults as about 24 000 trees will be added to Vienna's parks and gardens this year.
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Vienna
Austrian Press and Information Service
Connally Resigns as Treasury Secretary in 1972
On May 16 1972 John Connally resigned as U S Treasury Secretary and George P Schultz was named his successor.
Apache Warrior Descendants to Press Legal Fight
Chiricahua Apache descendants led by Geronimo’s lineage plan renewed legal action to gain further damages from the government. The Indian Claims Commission has already awarded over 16 million for land seizures in Arizona New Mexico and Mexico. They claim 27 years of inhumane imprisonment in internment camps in Florida Alabama and other sites.
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Washington
Geronimo
Indian Claims Commission
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Florida
Alabama
Advertisement Rates for Newspapers
A fragmented display lists pricing for morning and evening editions, including Daily Sun and News Star options. Rates note monthly, two month, and annual totals with various combinations of Saturday inclusion. The text shows misaligned figures for subscriptions and durations.
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Morning World Daily
Daily Sun
News-Star
Evening
Daily & Sun
Apache Nation seeks Supreme Court review over tribal damages suit
The Apaches filed suit in 1949 for 7.5 million dollars in damages later valued at 14.3 million today. The Indian Claims Commission dismissed in 1971 for lack of jurisdiction over individuals, not tribes, and the ruling was upheld on appeal. Lawyers plan a second appeal and may take the case to the Supreme Court. The Chiricahuas were displaced in 1876 and Geronimo led attacks before surrendering and being interned in Florida where many died, including 27 at the Fort Carlisle Indian School in one year.
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Oklahoma
Indian Claims Commission
Commission
U.S. Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Arizona
Geronimo
U.S. Army
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Fort Carlisle
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Guardian
Chuck Rae
Doug
Holyoke
Mass
Chuck
Agnew Probe
Jay H. Topkis
Topkis
Aaron Burr
Sen
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
CBS
Face the Nation
Weicker
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Atto
Elliot L Richardson
Norodom Sihanouk
Sirik Matak
Tam
Sihanouk
Pyongyang
ADV
Cleaned & Pressed
Arkansas Rd
West Monroe
Cypress St
W.M
Howard's Discount Center
Breard, Monroe
Howard’s Discount Center
Liberty St. Forsythe Business Center
B. Herrick, Jr
Louisville Ave
Monroe
Louisiana
ONROE
West
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