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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1974
Page
1
In Dublin a Provisional IRA guard escorted Michael Gaughan’s coffin to the grave as about 7,000 watched. David O'Connell gave the eulogy amid a show of force while authorities and police remained unable to stop the proceedings.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers union recommends ratification of a tentative three year contract with the Clothing Manufacturers Association of the U.S.A. An average raise of about 1 per hour on 3.50 wage, liberalized pensions, and cost-of-living protections are included. Picket lines stay up until ratification. Workers could return to work Wednesday if approved.
In Phnom Penh authorities under heavy security paid final respects to Minister of Education Keo Sangkim and deputy Thach Chea who were killed last week amid a student police clash. President Lon Nol posthumously awarded national defense medals, declaring them national heroes who sacrificed their lives for the nation. Reliable sources attributed the deaths to Communist agents exploiting the student protest turmoil.
New York AP Time magazine reports Charles Colson told Nixon of a cover up in January and February 1973. It states Colson warned the President that an investigation was needed and cites Nixon's ambiguous replies. The piece also mentions discussions of clemency for Watergate figures and Haldeman's possible blame.
More than 1,000 supporters of President Nixon travel to Washington to urge lawmakers to halt impeachment. The Committee for Fairness to the Presidency schedules meetings with House and Senate members after a Sunday prayer breakfast, as Nixon defends serving until 1977 amid media scrutiny.
Lucille Coughlin and her daughter Nancy Appleton, both lawyers, share a Miami firm. Lucille entered the University of Miami in 1952 at age five to study law, graduated cum laude, and took over the practice after her husband’s death. Nancy followed 18 years later, finishing law school in record time and joining as partner. The firm focuses on civil and corporate law.
The Duke of Gloucester, brother of King George VI and uncle to Queen Elizabeth II, died in his sleep at Barnwell Manor Northamptonshire after a long illness. Buckingham Palace confirmed the death.
Israeli officials charge Syria tortured Israeli prisoners with rubber truncheons and electric lights. Syria denies claims of abuse and accuses Israel of torturing Arab prisoners. Both sides dismiss the other's charges as protests escalate.
U S intelligence reports indicate the Soviet Union sent Syria its first squadron of MIG23 Floggers. Sixteen crates were shipped aboard Russian vessels, with earlier MIG27 crates observed at Nikolayev, signaling broader export ambitions. The jet’s swing wing and speed exceed MIG21, but its combat range is limited. analysts doubt a single squadron shifts balance with Israel.
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