BuchananAccuses Senate Panel of Maligning Him in Nixon-Era Spy Rhetoric
Patrick J. Buchanan testified that Nixon campaign leaders urged focus on Senator Muskie to blunt Democratic chances in 1972. He rejected claims of a “dirty tricks” plot and accused committee staff of leaks intended to smear his reputation. Other witnesses and aides described a broader scheme shaping opposition research and political espionage tactics.
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Washington
Uli
Patrick J Buchanan
Muskie
Senate
Buchanan
Nixon
Spiro T Agnew
Suchuhian
Sen. Muskie
Positien
Pal
Matyr St. Beuis
Tyme
Assas
Sam J. Eygvin Jr
DAN
Chauanart
Sanwel Dash
Wyld Buchan
Levks
White House
Justice Department
Sen Muskie
C Congress
Mixon
Twight L. Chapin
Gordon C. Strachan
Het Maldeman
UPI
Machanan
Seadward M. Kennedy
Dick Tuck
Kachiginy
K. Howard Tlunt
Boyle Death Attempt and Union Leader’s Trial Background
Washington reports indicate union leader Boyle faced a critical overdose and possible stroke events while under hospital care. The profile traces Boyle from leading the coal miners union to his 1960 election victory over Yablonski, subsequent legal battles, and a 1968 conviction appeal in the Supreme Court.
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Pittsburgh
Hoyle
Gusiek
Kristinggs
Touily Wis
Gilmuck
Bayle Myers Doppessint
Yablonski
Boyle
Yablunke
Lrter
Arnold Muller
SPB 60
Corneliann
Supreme Court
Firemen challenge safety gear wig test in federal suit
In Philadelphia two firefighters Anthony Barbera and Machini sue City Hall seeking reinstatement and $12 000 yearly pay, arguing mandatory wigs and oxygen mask use violate rights. City officials defend respirator safety and discipline while Barbera links stance to postwar bigotry. Judge Berker questions timing and relevance.
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Philadelphia
Sire
Anthony J. Barbera
Philadelpite
Dudge
Ward KO Reeker Wilkins Machin
Philadelphi
Joseph
Iozzo
Frank L. Rio
Dirk
Boeker
John Mathon
Rawhera
Gronit
Orcs
Lps
Jonger
Freedoma OS
Barbera
Berker
Viremam Barbera
J B Talks Extend as U A W and Dolinsear Krone Prolong Deal
Negotiators for the Dolinsear Krone Co and United Auto Workers extend the contract deadline through Squidity after a morning meeting. The agreement stalls on the wage and fringe benefits package with the next bargaining session set for Friday at 9380. Robert Morris, president of dusosa Brame, said talks remain far apart on the overall package and future issues.
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Dolinsear Krone Co
United Auto Workers
Prisiay
Robert Morris
Duhosoa Brame
Tio
I Company Contict
Nation
Lawrence County Commissioners approve assistant public defender bid
Lawrence County Commissioners approved George P. Migucchione of Ellwood City for assistant public defender with commission votes by Dlagekewski and Vitril in favor and Shumaker abstaining. The board discussed prior approval practices and salary concerns, while Levine had previously named Paul Jobson for a related post amidst conflicts of interest. Additional actions included hiring street list workers, signing a county planning contract, and preliminary funding for road projects and mental health investments.
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George P. Micacehiang
Ellwood City
Lawrence County
Charles Dlagekewski
Frank Vitril
Migucchione
Thomas Shumaker
Norman Levine
Levine
Paul Jobson
Johnson
Shumaker
Vitril
Jotieson
Faye Brs
Moah Shumaker
Elfective
Josephine Adamenyk
Marlene Gabriel
Olga I. Keszela
Sally Cooper
Jennie Vincwnt
Nellie DeLisio
Joan Kulodaiejski
Josephine §. Munduots
Mary McCracken
Nosemary Dalesandra
Eifective
Cheryl Tommelden
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Counity
Dlwwkewski
Wilmington
Wampum Borough
Northover
Ashington
Volant
South New Castle
Tavine
Pomnttisstotiels
Landa Lawl
Lawrence Vanity
Haine
Soviet proposal for 10 percent arms cut sparks mixed UN reactions
United Nations diplomats noted a Soviet call for a ten percent reduction in major power military spending but treated it as propaganda. Some showed cautious interest while Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged that a tenth of the savings be redirected to developing countries, contingent on all Security Council permanent members' participation.
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United Nations
WPS
Ene
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Security Council
Gromyko
Chine
South Vietnamese drive to recapture Je Minh outpost
South Vietnamese troops with warplanes pressed a jungle chase to retake a 500-man base overrun by tank backed North Vietnamese forces in the Central Highlands. Command reports said defenders regrouped and fought toward Le Minh, as prop driven Skyraider bombers knocked out nine tanks and a bulldozer nearby.
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Saigon
UPI
Central Highlands
Je Minh
al Skyraider
le Minh
Saison
Bombing wrecks Belfast bar in dock district
In Belfast two bombs hit a bar in the dock district. A policeman escaped injury when a blast under his car failed to explode. A 20 minute warning preceded the attack, one girl received shock treatment, and the second blast levelled the Gatville Street bar. Most bars in the duck area have been bombed out amid four years of sectarian violence.
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Belfast
UPT
Dock
Gatville Street
Duck
Northern Ireland
Market basket cost hits all time high in August
Washington reports the Agriculture Department notes the average market basket for a 3.2 person family rose $2.38 weekly in August to $31.79, a $6.30 year over year jump, as beef prices climbed from $1.46 to a record $1.44 per pound after July price ceilings were lifted.
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Washington
UPL
Agriculture Department
Department
Nixon
Idaho incident linked to teen incitement and vandalism
Kevin Smith, 16, of Braddock Pennsylvania, faced inciting to riot charges after a disturbance at the Cottonwood Center near Jure District Idaho. Bail set at 300 dollars, four other juveniles appeared in court as hundreds of windows were smashed and damage reported across administration offices.
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Grangeville
Idaho
UPL
Kevin Smith
Braddock
Cottonwood
Roger Swanstrom
Smith
William M. Smith
Fred Nebrig
Senate votes to cut U S troops overseas by forties
Washington troops cut overseas strength by 40 percent over three years. In a surprise move, the Senate adopted a Mansfield plan by a 44 to 46 vote, aiming to bring many troops home from Europe and other overseas bases.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Europe
Boycott at IME Meeting Shocks Nairobi Conference
In Nairobi, delegates from Black African and Arab nations boycotted speeches at the IME meeting as South African and Israeli representatives spoke. U S Treasury official George J Smulte attended amid a nearly empty hall while most OAU members failed to appear for the opening session led by South Africa's Nico Diederichs.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPL
U. S. Treasury
George J. Smulté
4Viation Organization of African Unity
OAC
Nico Diederichs
International Monetary Mind
IME
Detroit teachers strike widens amid court order defiance
United Press reports Detroit public schools remain closed as 10,600 striking teachers refuse to return despite a court order. The long running walkout affects about 270,000 students citywide, with other Michigan districts resuming classes after settlements or court actions.
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United Press
Aternational
Detroit
Warne County Wheat Court
Bass
Detroit Federation of Teachers
Mary Ellen Riordan
Port Huron
Pennsylvania Teacher Strikes Drop to Five Districts
Five districts remain idle in Pennsylvania after Meadville officials postponed an injunction hearing and Valley Grove teachers returned to class. The Crawford Central district faces a potential end to a three week walkout affecting 1,850 students and 103 teachers, as unions seek raises averaging 200 dollars yearly. The remaining districts include Crawford Central in Crawford County, Bristol Two in Bucks, Lawrence Tech in Mercer, West Mifflin in Allegheny, and Karns Fly in Butler.
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United Press International
Valley Grove
Venango County
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Crawford Central School
Tenor
OU City
Franklin
Iwea
Penniat Education Association Hight
Crawfard Central
Crawford County
Bristol Two
Bucks County
Lawrence
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Pat Jack
Him
Maromer
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Bayle
Gusack
Coal Miner's Union
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Jose J. Rucci
General Workers Confederation
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Youngstown Back
Cook County
TL College
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Nathan M. Cohen
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Youngtown Ohio Education Association
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