Yablonski Case Open Despite Plea
In Washington County Pennsylvania a plea of guilty to three murders by Claude Vealey keeps the Yablonski slayings investigation active. Vealey claims payment from an unidentified go-between named Tony while prosecutors indicate four others may face trial. UMW statements deny links to their president.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. ‘Deck Yablonski
Dancter
FBI
Thomas Henderson
U.S. Justice Department
Claude E. Vealey
Washington County Common Pleas Court
Ilea
Veale
Tony’ O
Vealex
Tony
Veales
UMW
Woll
Tony” Bovie
Yablonski
Tony Bovie
Yablonsks
Edward L. Carey
Sprague
Heaven and
Hell
Appalachia
Charleston
W. Va
Ife Buff
Kenneth
Joseph
Vealey
Washington County
William C. Hart
Elmer Brown
Boyle
Veaiey
Pennsylvania
Theouil
Aubran W.buddy Martin
Paul Gilly
Ferrer House
Gilly
Annette
Sileus Huddleston
Huddleston
la Follette
Tenn
Cleveland
Ohio
Martin
Weales
Guiliv Wus
Pope Paul VI urges internationalization of Jerusalem
Pope Paul VI appeals for Jerusalem to be internationalized to reduce conflict and become a center of peace. He urges peace in Vietnam Pakistan and the Middle East and calls for Vatican relief to enter North Vietnam. He notes church troubles and disobedience amid broader geopolitical tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Vietnam
Pakistan
Middle Elast
Indochina
Vatican
Italy
Spain
Africa
St. John the Baptist
Giovanni Battista Montin
Israel
Morton Predicts Alaska Pipeline Construction Will Proceed
Anchorage Alaska Intertal Secretary Rogers CB Morton said he expects the controversial trans Alaska oil pipeline to be built. He called it a monument and a turning point in civilization, signaling a new relationship with energy and environment standards.
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Man
Morton
North Slope
Valdez
Anchorage
Arctic
Alaska
Alveska Pipeline Service Co
Wold
Interior Department
Mterton
Anchorage, Alaska
API
Intertal
Rogers CB. Morton
Rulings of Louisiana Public Service Commission
The Louisiana Public Service Commission ruled on six area cases in Baton Rouge. Actions included cancellations and transfers of permits, denials of certificates, and approvals of rate revisions and service changes involving Smith, Delta Express, Western Union, Capital Utilities, South Central Bell, and others.
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Louisiana Public Service Commission
Baton Rouge
Stanley J. Smith
Sikes
Smith
Delta Express, Inc
Natchitoches
Claude Gulley Jr
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Common Carrier
Bulk Transport, Inc
Smith Transit, Inc
Longhorn Gas, Inc
Crowville
Rodeline
Western Union Telegraph Company
Louisiana
Capital Utilities Corporation
Commission
F. F P. Davis
South Central Bell Telephone Company
Sd. Charles T. Griffin
Bovee
Pinecrest Mobile Home Park
Miller Truck Line, Inc
Pelican Transportation Company, Inc
Lynn A. Arnold
Noel W. Nesh
Linda Warren
Beithville
Park Bay
South Central Bell
John L. Johnston
Cooper Lake Road
Bastrop
Clayton D. Rachal
Curtis Rhodes
Maurice Glazer
Ann
Monroe
Racing Officials Briefed On Emprise Firm Inquiry
Louisiana Racing Commission members were briefed on a confidential state police report alleging Emprise payoffs to influence race track affairs. The six-member panel approved opening Jefferson Downs on Aug. 2 after finding no link to organized crime. The report cites two $10,000 payoffs in 1959 and mentions involved figures including Gov. Earl Long and Pete Menefee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Racing Commission
Kenneth Dejean
Dejean
Jefferson Downs
Emprise Corp
Earl ¥. Long
Pete Menefee
Emprise
Sportservice Inc
Concesseon Aid Mnooh
Robert P Leacy
Buffalo, N. Y
Leacy
Menefee
John G. Mason
New Orleans
Democratic Party
Pentagon Restructuring Moves Trigger High-Profile Reassignments
Washington AP Nixon administration shifts top campaign finance prosecutor William Sessions to San Antonio and replaces Pentagon physician Dr Louis Rousselot with Dr Richard Wilbur. Sessions led prosecutions under the Corrupt Practices Act while Rousselot faced pressure over abortion policy for military families.
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Washington
Pentagon
Nixon
White House
Louis M. Rousselot
Richard S. Wilbur
American Medical Association
William S. Sessions
Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U.S
San Antonio
Tex
Rousselot
Sessions
India asks U S to stop weapons shipments by Pakistan ships
New Delhi says two Pakistani ships carrying U S military equipment bound for Pakistan must be intercepted. Foreign Minister Swaran Singh reports India seeks assurances no further arms shipments will sail, despite the March 25 embargo. A U S State Department spokesman says no action is planned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessions
Justice Department
Rousselot
Defense
Nixon
Defense Department
India
United States
Pakistan
U.S
Singh
New York
U.S. State Department
Washington
Karach
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Joseph A.jack Yablonski
Miners For Democracy
Nick Savage
William Freeman Sr
Clarksville
George Millward
Henderson
Special
Richard Sprague
Pope Paul
State Commission
Farmerville
E. B. Cottingham
Sabine
DeSoto
Caddo
Bossier
Webster
Claiborne
Steve D. Thompson
Winnsboro
Ruston
Delta
Vidalia
Winnfield
Western Railroad Passenger Association
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Many
Mansfield
Oak Grove Water Company
United Telephone Company of Louisiana
Louis Daniel High Twelve Club
Holiday Inn
Racing Commission
John McKeithen
Mason
Bucs Rrehs
U. S
Ridgedale Academy
Non-Profit Educational Corporation
Ridgedale Rd
West Monroe
T. Scott Strickland
D.D.S
P. Cobb
D.ds
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Chippendale Design
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