McHale A Radical Force In Pennsylvania Agriculture
James Mousse Js Abe rhubarb. Liberal farmers hail McHale as a new Roosevelt figure while conservatives condemn his approach. Gov Shapp named McHale agriculture secretary to back a liberal rural platform. He defends the family farm against conglomerate farming and questions Penn State research funding. He warns of rising farm and rural business losses as small farms vanish. The legislature pushes back, but Shapp plans no removal.
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Charles M. Madigan
Harrisburg
UPI
James Mousse
Abe
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milton J. Shapp
McHale
Creden
Shapp
Farmers Union
Shapp-Kine
Humphrey - Muskie
Joe Clark
Penn State
James Melale
United States
Allfall
Pennsylvania State University
Penn
Muhiale
Aletion
Mississippi rains trigger flash floods across central counties
In Mississippi over five inches of rain caused inland flash flooding near the Yazoo and Mississippi rivers. Dozens of Jackson area families evacuated as floodwaters rose and streets flooded, with hundreds displaced in a five county Delta region. Authorities, including the U S Corps of Engineers, said the deluge would not majorly affect Backwater conditions.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Jackson
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Yazoo River
Delis Diurth
Death penalty proposal could be upheld by Supreme Court
Administration spokesman Robert G. Dixon told the Senate panel the Nixon plan to restore the death penalty would apply to treason sabotage espionage and murder and has an excellent chance of Supreme Court sustainment. Philadelphia District Attorney Arlen Specter endorsed it as a deterrent and urged prosecutors to use every tool to protect citizens. Union Township Supervisors held their regular monthly meeting to conduct routine business and pay bills.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Supreme Court
Robert G. Dixon
Senate Criminal Laws Suhcommittee
Subcommittee
Sen
John L. McClellan
B-Ark
McClellan
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Specter
Dixon
Parking restrictions at McConnells Mill historic site
Park officials begin April 23 reserving spaces between the mill and the covered bridge for handicapped and elderly visitors. All other visitors will use the forge picnic area lots above the mill. A loading area will be created in front of the mill to ease safety concerns and congestion on the narrow roadway.
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McConnells Mill
Park Offi Gials
Parkers
Segal Finishes Boston Marathon Amid Pain With Battery Attachments
United Press International reports author Sigal Segal finished his 17th Boston Marathon in 626th place amid pain caused by a modular four pound battery strapped to his back for a TV bit. Segal said his ambition was to finish with no pain, and he accomplished only half.
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United Press International
NO Pain
Boston
UPI
Hleh Sey
Sigal
Howard Caselli
Segal
Howard Casell
Nixon to let White House aides testify on Watergate
President Nixon plans to permit White House aides to testify before the Senate Watergate committee, administration sources said. The Los Angeles Times quoted that the White House will admit fault by high officials in coming days, with sacrificial lambs and possible resignations to head off federal and Senate disclosures. Press Secretary Ziegler declined comment.
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Washington
Dpi
Nixon
White House
Senate
Administration
Los Angeles Times
Times
the Times
Prand
Ronakd B. Ziegler
Watergate testimony impasse nears resolution in Senate panel
The Watergate probe moved toward breaking a stalemate as Senate Select Committee chair Sam Ervin said he was negotiating with the White House on testimony by presidential aides. Witnesses would be under oath in open sessions, with a possible informal White House agreement on testimony terms. A federal grand jury pressed its criminal Watergate inquiry and depositions in the Democrats 6.41 million civil damages suit against the Committee to Reelect were set to resume Wednesday.
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Senate Committee
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Senate
Wile House
Thabo
Nixon
Ervin
Amedia
U.S. Veto Warned Over Arab Israel Resolution
The United States warned it would veto if Arabs push a one sided resolution condemning Israel. Egypt's Mohamed H. el Zayyat urged the UN Security Council to suspend economic and military aid to Israel, especially by the United States. Arab nations prepared language for a resolution to be presented at an emergency session called by Lebanon over the Beirut commando raid last week.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
Security Council
Israel
Mohamed H. el-Zayyat
Egypt
Council
Lebanon
Beirut
Sailors Dead After Fiery California Crash Near Hanford
A two car collision near Hanford California killed Robert Baggs 19 a Moon Township native Craig Miller 19 of Tallahassee Florida and Edward Thomas 19 of Royce City Texas all stationed at Lemoore Naval Air Station A fourth sailor Joseph Balogh 20 with parents in Coraopolis Pennsylvania was admitted in serious but stable condition at St Agnes Hospital Fresno California
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Coraopolis
Allegheny County
St. Agnes Hospital
Clairton High to reopen amid white parental protests
Clairton Pa officials plan a Wednesday reopening as about 100 police patrol the halls after last week’s clashes between white and black students. Twenty three people were arrested during the disturbances and a white parents group threatens a court order to keep their children home for safety.
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Clairton, Pa
UPI
Clairton High School
John Hronakes
Innocent Pleas By AIM Leaders At Wounded Knee
Two American Indian Movement leaders Russell Means and Clyde Bellecourt pleaded innocent Monday to 11 federal charges linked to the February 27 seizure and armed occupation of Wounded Knee. They faced counts including the wounding of U.S. Marshal Lloyd Grim and FBI agent Curtis Fitzgerald amid roadblock inspections.
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Wounded Knee
FBE
Curtis Fitzgerad
Seale Challenges Reading In Oakland Mayoral Race
Voters in Oakland, California cast ballots to choose the city’s mayor among ten candidates. Panther Party Chairman Bobby Seale led a field including incumbent John Reading, a conservative two-term mayoral favorite, amid a race shaped by the party’s push for liberation through ballots.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
California
Black Panther Party
San Franscisco Bay
Panther Party
Bobby Seale
John Reading
Seale
Chicago Seven
Connecticut
Loring
Ines Finoff
Pioneer 11 Near Jupiter Speeds Toward Gas Giant
The unmanned Pioneer 11, traveling at 46 440 miles per hour, is about 6.5 million miles from Earth and expected to fly past Jupiter in December 1974. Launched April 5 from Cape Kennedy, it aims for the solar system’s largest planet, while Pioneer 10 trails about two-thirds of the way there and slated to pass Jupiter by year’s end.
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Mountain Vaiw
Calif
UPL
Jupiter
Earth
Space Agency
Ames Research Center
Cape Kennedy
Gorilla Snowflake Proves Rare Albino A Father
Snowflake the albino gorilla, once deemed the world’s rarest, has fathered a offspring at Barcelona zoo. The newborn, described as black and weighing about 40 pounds, was born Saturday but kept secret until officials were confident of survival. Mother Ndengin, a 10 year old, and infant are reported healthy.
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Barcelona
Spain
U.S
West Germany
Switzerland
Ndengin
Nine firms and unions volunteer for Presque Isle cleanup
In Erie Pennsylvania nine construction firms and unions answered Mayor Louis Tullio's call to aid the storm battered Presque Isle State Park. They will donate time and equipment to work with city crews to remove debris and speed restoration along the peninsula after delays in federal and state aid.
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Erie, Pa
UPI
Presque Isle State Park
Lake Erie
Louis
Tullio
Million-dollar bail in New York UPL roundup
Police said 66 people were rounded up in a sweep of a loose organization handling up to 220 pounds monthly worth about 16 million. Among the arrestees was Herbert Sperling, a Long Island resident with a $280,000 home and a Picasso in his living room. his 67-year-old mother Cecile Sperling is also named. Sperling, 35, of Bellmore, was described as the "top man" in Ting, with bail set at 1 million dollars.
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New York
Sperling
Bellmore
Oil pipe sabotage minor in Lebanon and Syria region
In Beirut area a Tapline pipeline suffered minor damage after dynamite blasts near Nabatieh and a fire at Sidon storage tanks. pumping resumed after 16 hours. The attack wounded no one. responsibility remains unclaimed amid conflicting guerrilla claims and Israeli denial.
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Beirut
UPD
Trans-Arabian Pipeline Co
Tapline
Middle East
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Zahrann
Nabatieh
Gourees
Sidon
Met
Israel
Standard Oil of California
Exxon
Mobil
Texaco
Homs
Mohammed
Ismail Youssifi
Alan King’s son arrested over car theft and drugs
Alan King reported his son Andrew took his Rolls Royce without permission and was found with marijuana and hashish after a police stop in King’s Point New Jersey. Andrew, 18, was arraigned on felonious possession charges and released to his father. King recalled prior family drug issues and urged readers to consider the dangers of drugs.
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King's Point
N.J
UPI
Alan King
King
Gan
Andrew
Long Island
Jus Qagther
Pontiat
Robert
Tom
Andrew King
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