Catholics Protest Archdiocese Aid for Accused Priests
About 60 Catholics Concerned demonstrators marched two hours before Baltimore's Cathedral of Mary Our Queen denouncing church aid to Reverends McLaughlin Wenderoth and Phil Berrigan indicted for a bomb and kidnap plot. The protest follows FBI linked statements by J Edgar Hoover and notes the priests had been relieved from parish duties last March.
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Baltimore, MI
Baltimore
Cathedral of Mary Our Queen
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
J. Edgar Hoover
Neil R. McLaughlin
Joseph Wenderoth
Philip Berrigan
Harrisburg
Washington
Henry Kissinger
FBI
Father McLaughlin
Wenderoth
Cardinal Shehan
Father Berrigan
Connecticut
Maryland
Daniel Berrigan
Berrigans
Cals
U.S
Donald J. Treshman Jr
Shehan
New Mobe
George Wilds
McLaughlin
St. Martin's Church
Father Wenderoth
St. Katharine of Siene
Hoover
Mortar Barrage Kills 8 Yanks In South Viet
In South Vietnam a major attack killed eight Americans and wounded 25 at six U.S. positions including Da Nang Cam Ranh Bay and the Tuy Hoa base. A recon team west of Chu Lai suffered seven dead and seven wounded. The Ho Chi Minh trail raids continued with B52s and fighter-bombers. The 11th Cavalry Squadron began phased withdrawal, reducing U.S. strength by 1,140 men.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Chu Lai
U.S. Americal Division
da Nang
Cam Ranh Bay
Tuy Hoa Air Base
Pleiku City
Vietnam
Nixon
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U. S
Free Acoustic Zone Hearing Aid Offer for TV Listening
A promotion markets the ultraminiature modern Acousticon hearing aid as a help for those who hear but do not always understand. The offer highlights how the device can improve daily listening during church meetings and television viewing.
Connally Paid Attorney Fees Ties to Richardson Estate
New York Times reports ex Texas governor John B Connally Jr received at least 225000 dollars from the Sid Richardson Foundation for work as executor of the Richardson estate. Foundation records show 1966 debt repaid at 75000 per year and payments ended by 1969 when he left office. Bass calls them executors fees, Connally unavailable for comment.
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John B. Connally Jr
Texas
Sid W. Richardson
New York Times
Connally
Nixon
Treasury
Martin Waldron
Fort Worth
Tex
Times
Houston
Bass
Richardson
Israeli Raiding Force Attacks Lebanon Villages
Israeli raiding parties struck two south Lebanon villages during the night, destroying a Palestinian guerrilla regional headquarters. An Israeli soldier was killed and three wounded, with Arab casualties reported by sources. Guerrilla claims of higher Israeli fatalities were unconfirmed. One target was Al-Kyam, four miles north of the frontier, the other Kafer Kela near Metulla. The raids follow a surge of attacks on Israeli settlements since January 10. Yasir Arafat reportedly told Saeb Salam raids would cease.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Al-Kyam
Beirut
Kafer Kela
Upper Galilee
Metulla
Israel
Metalia
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Saeb Salam
Possible Rail Strike Crisis After March First
Washington faces a renewed threat of a nationwide rail strike as Nixon must submit a settlement report by February 15 and Congress faces a March 1 moratorium end. Unions seek a three year contract with a 40 percent wage boost plus cost of living and benefits, while mediation already suggested 32 percent. If unresolved, Congress again may intervene under Railway Labor Act provisions.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
United Transportation Union
Rep. J.J. Pickle
D-Tex
House Commerce Committee
Executive Department
UTW
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Rocky Seeks Tax Increases For New York Budget
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a record 1.11 billion in tax hikes to fund an 8.45 billion state budget. He blamed federal delays in revenue sharing and warned of a possible decline in public services without Washington's aid. The plan includes a 4 percent surcharge on income tax, higher top brackets, loss of cash credits, a 1 percentage point sales tax rise, gas and tobacco tax hikes, higher motor vehicle fees, and about a 30 percent rise in taxes on corporate and financial earnings. He said parts could be repealed if federal aid arrives.
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N.Y
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Congress
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