Accused Murderer Pleads Innocent in Yablonski Case
Aupran W. Buddy Martin 22, an ex laborer, pleads not guilty to murder charges in the Yablonski triple slaying. In Washington County Court he answered not guilty as indictment was read. Trial slated after Labor Day with venue change sought. codefendant Claude Vealey to testify.
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Washington, Pa
Aupran W
Buddy’ Martin
United Mine Workers
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
Martin
Washington County Common Pleas
Charles G. Sweet Friday
Claude E. Vealey
Paul E. Gilly
Yablonskis
Tony
UMW
W. A
Boyle
Yablonski
Annette
Silous Huddlestars
Gilly
Ohio
Nixon Helps Motorist on Secret 130-Mile Drive
President Nixon left the Western White House for a private 130 mile trip with chauffeur C.G. Rebozo. In Lake Elsinore he stopped to aid a stranded luxury car with a broken fan belt, asking the Highway Patrol to call a tow truck. He posed with two unidentified families and the car’s owners, with no newsmen present.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
C.G. ‘Bebe’? Rebozo
Key Biscayne
Fla
Lake Elsinore
Highway Patrol
Jubilation In Heaven as Satchmo Armstrong Buried Simply
Louis Armstrong was eulogized and buried in a quiet service at Corona Congregational Church Queens. About 500 invited guests attended and 2000 spectators watched from streets and rooftops. Peggy Lee sang The Lords Prayer and gospel singer Hugh Porter performed Just a Closer Walk With Thee while Al Hibbler offered Nobody Knows the Trouble Ive Seen.
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al Hibbler
Layoffs Rising Among Steel Makers Across U S Plants
Pittsburgh AP report notes shrinking demand drives widespread layoffs and production cuts. Only two major producers avoid job cuts as US Steel idles 5000 workers including 2700 at Youngstown OH. Bethlehem cuts about 2500. Foreign imports flood market. strike talk looms as contract talks proceed.
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Us, Steel
Bethlehem
Steel
Youngstown
Ohio
Ellsberg accuses McNamara of misleading Congress
Dan Ellsberg, who leaked secret Pentagon papers on the Vietnam War, said McNamara misled Congress over the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident. He cited tape evidence showing military leaders uncertain about details and argued the secretary testified with unwarranted certainty. The Tonkin events led to the Gulf of Tonkin resolution granting Johnson authority to act in Southeast Asia.
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Washington (Ap
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S& McNamara
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
McNamara
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia
Amish Family Seeks New England Homestead on Wagons
The Eli Gerber family, seeking land and a simple life, left Arkansas by horse drawn wagon in June 1970 for a New England homestead. After thirteen months they reach Pennsylvania State College, staying under a large tree as they press on, fueled by a desire to live with nearby families and avoid industrial areas. They began in Hardy, Arkansas, wintered on a vacant Ohio farm, and travel with a self built wagon containing a stove, supplies, and water for the horses.
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State College
Eli Gerber
Arkansas
New England
Pennsylvania
Gerber
Hardy
Ark
Ohio
House Minority Report Critiques CBS Show Probe
The House Commerce Committee minority report contends the inquiry into CBS The Selling of the Pentagon resembles inquisitorial editing and is too broad. It argues the press needs First Amendment protection and that the investigation aims to set government standards for truth rather than pursue a concrete case.
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House
Minority Report
Washington
House Commerce Committee
CBS
Pentagon
Congress
Congressional Investigation
Dept Of Agriculture Raises Summer Child Feeding Funds
The Agriculture Department increases federal funds for needy children in summer feeding programs to over 33 million dollars after Congress complaints. An extra 15 million will aid playgrounds and day care centers, with shares to be announced soon. Including prior boosts, total now about 18.1 million, expanding participation from 564,000 last year to roughly 3.7 million this summer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Asst. Secretary of Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Dayan cites Egyptian pressure hindering US aid to Israel
TEL AVIV AP Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said Egyptian pressure on the United States hampers military aid to Israel and jeopardizes prospects for a Middle East settlement. He warned Western leaders of a balance of power breach due to Soviet Mediterranean penetration and claimed Cairo receives arms from the Soviet Union while the US withholds a regular flow to Israel. Dayan said Egypt seeks US negotiations with Israel, viewing Washington as leverage to pressure Israel.
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Moshe Dayan
United States
Israel
Middle East
Dayan
Mediterranean
Iie
Egypt
America
Cairo
Soviet Union
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