Reds Sign Checks Of Antiwar Groups
A House Internal Security Committee witness testified that subpoenaed bank records show three individuals tied to Communist groups could sign checks for two antiwar organizations that backed large protests. NPAC leaders Sydney Stapleton and Patricia Grogan were the only authorized signers for NPAC. PCPJ listed Sidney Peck as a signer and VP.
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Washington (Ap
House Internal Security Committee
Verwene
Awe TV Sennen
Sydney R. Stapleton
National Peace Action Coalition
Patricia Grogan
Public National Bank of
Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Stratton
Sidney Peck
Communist Party
Wisconsin
Public National Bank
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
Peck
PCPJ
Bradford M. Lyttle
Jane Slaughter
Arthur Bregman
NPAC
PCPS
Gremillion Perjury Action Is Studied
The U S attorney’s office reviews evidence in the Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp case to determine action on a perjury charge against Attorney General Jack Gremillion and co defendants. Gremillion and two others were found not guilty on all counts in the fraud and conspiracy trial.
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New Orleans
US. Attorney's Office
Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Salvador Anzelmo
Arkansas
Ernest Bartlett Jr
William A. Glennon Jr
Anzelmo
Bartlett
Charles Ritchey
Metairie
La&at
Joseph Kavanaugh
Baton Rouge
Ritchey
Kavanaugh
Glennon
A. Clayton James
Ll&t
F. Irvin Dymond
America
Rain showers and warm temps in Northeast Louisiana
Chance of showers and thunderstorms continues for Northeast Louisiana with partly cloudy skies through Friday. Morning rainfall at Monroe Airport measured .21 inches while Wednesday saw no precipitation. Wednesday's high reached 87 and low 63. Humidity remains high with dew points in the upper 50s to low 60s and limited sunshine around 50 percent today, rising to about 70 percent by Friday.
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Northeast
Louisiana
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Birthday gathering for Scott Hamilton in Monroe
Twenty friends plan a 5 30 p m birthday gathering at 1209 South 9th Street Monroe to celebrate Scott Hamilton. Eloise Tannehill notes a birthday as well but wishes to forget it.
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John
Eloise) Tannehill
Grammont St
Monroe
Scott Hamilton
South 9Th Street
Scott
Soviet Court Convicts Nine Jews At Trial
In Leningrad nine Jews were convicted on hijack plotting or anti-Soviet slander charges and sentenced to labor camp terms. Official accounts link the case to a failed June 15 attempt to seize a 12 seat aircraft from Smolny Airport, though unofficial sources say antisemitic bias influenced verdicts.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Tass
Smolny
Sweden
Israel
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S.A
Madison Teen Dies in Two-Vehicle Wreck Near Delhi
A two-vehicle crash on US 80 east of Delhi claimed the life of 19 year old Danny Mitchell of Tallulah. Faye Brown, 15, of Waverly, suffered injuries and was treated at Richland Parish Hospital. John Thomas of Delhi drove the other vehicle and was unharmed. no charges were filed as police continued investigation.
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News - Star
Delhi
Here
Danny Mitchell
Tallulah
Faye Brown
Waverly
Mitchell
Miss Brown
Richland Parish
John Thomas
Mitchell Auto
Thomas
No-Name Snark Sparks Teasing Exchange
One woman tells another she won’t speak ill of someone and then extols praise, prompting lighthearted ribbing over the compliment paradox in a casual chat.
Soviet Boats Damage Lobster Gear After Sea Conference
A Pat San Marie lobster boat reports 16 Soviet trawlers swept through her gear east of Nantucket two miles from the lightship, four hours after a Helsinki style at sea talk to halt harassment. The Wily Fox reported no trouble.
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Coast Guard
DUANE
UPI
Prelude Corp
Westport
Mass
Nantucket
Curyz
Aeiv
Donald L. McKernan
Yurii I. Radtsev
North Delta status case on public versus private EDA council
A Louisiana inquiry seeks whether North Delta Economic Development District Council is a public or private agency. The Fourth Judicial District Attorney concluded the EDA charter leaves its status to a board policy, with no explicit public designation.
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Travis Mayo
Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry
Baton Rouge
State Economic Development Association
Curtis Joiner
Quachita Parish
Fourth Judicial District
Albin P. Lassiter
Lassiter
Joiner
Northeast Louisiana
State
EDA
North Delta Edd Council
Department of Commerce and Industry
Louisiana
North Delta
Roy Shehane
Bill Hackett
Vernon Strickland
North Delta Economic Development District Council, Inc
Wade O. Martin
Lic Works and Economic Development
North Delta Board of Directors
Judge Jails Witness In Bomb Probe
Leslie Bacon, 19, antiwar activist, jailed for contempt of court for refusing to answer a federal grand jury about the Capitol bombing. Judge William Goodwin ordered confinement for the life of the grand jury, ending next March, unless she testifies. Bacon cites constitutional grounds and appeals the ruling. authorities moved her belongings to city jail after transporting her from Seattle.
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San Francisco
Jennie Rhine
Atherton
Calif
Miss Bacon
New York City
New York
Sir
City
Seattle
Washington, D.C
Capitol
Record heat tops nation at Massena as Alamosa cools
The National Weather Service logged the warmest spot Wednesday at Massena New York with 95 degrees excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Overnight low dipped to 26 degrees at Alamosa Colorado.
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New York
Road contracts awarded for I-20 and area highways
Baton Rouge reports Con Plex Construction of Jackson Mississippi won the 6 231 mile I 20 segment in Bossier Parish with a 7 780 000 bid and 450 days. Cobb Construction of Vidalia secured U S 65 84 culverts in Concordia Parish for 15 500 with 60 days. Merrick Construction of Marksville bid 893 000 to pave Route 119 in Natchitoches Parish with 300 days.
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News - Star News Service
Baton Rouge — Con Plex Construction Co
Jackson, Miss
Bossier Parish
Monroe Weed OL Nee New
Onreveport
Con Plex
Fifi Bayou
Louisiana Board of Highways
Cobb Construction Co
Vidalia
U. S. 65
Concordia Parish
Cobb
Merrick Construction Co
Marksville
Flatwoods - Gorum
Lou
Isiana
Natchitoches Parish
Step Toward Nuclear Arms Pact in US Soviet Talks
President Nixon announced that the United States and the Soviet Union will work this year toward an agreement limiting antiballistic missiles and offensive strategic weapons. He described the move as a major step to break the stalemate in SALT talks begun in 1969, with further details to follow from the White House.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Finland
White House
Vienna
Gerard Smith
U.S
Congress
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Communist Party
Leonid Breshnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviets Launch Space Vehicle To Get Mars Data
Moscow reports an unmanned Soviet craft named Mars 2 launched Wednesday night to probe Mars for signs of life. Tass says the five ton automatic interplanetary station aims to complete a 300 million mile journey by November, with no landing confirmed.
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Moscow
Mars
Tass
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Robert Kostelka
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