State Senate Weighs Nonpublic School Aid For Safety Checks
In Annapolis the Senate Finance Committee approved a plan to start a $6 million yearly subsidy to secular and church schools for textbooks materials and equipment, delayed until July 1974 and trimmed from $18 million by cutting transportation and facilities aid. The measure, supported by 15 senators, faces potential 1974 referendum. The panel also advanced public education aid and considered adding the University of Baltimore to the state college system.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Maryland Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Mandel
University of Baltimore
Senate
Sen
Verda Welcome
D-Balto
General Assembly
Marvin Mandel
Steny Hoyer
D-Prince Georges
Gubernatorial Study Commission
North Viet Continues Moving Equipment South
U S intelligence reports show ongoing North Vietnamese movement of military gear into South Vietnam after Nixon warned Hanoi. Estimates place 400 to 450 armored vehicles, including tanks, in the two months since the ceasefire, with thousands of trucks crossing into Laos and through the Ho Chi Minh trail. Pentagon officials dispute a North Vietnamese claim about ceasefire implementation.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Pentagon
China
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Ha van Clau
Airliner Crash Kills 99 in South Vietnam
An Air Viet nam DC4 crashed 18 miles south of Ban Me Thout in the central highlands. All 55 aboard were believed killed. some Japanese passengers were among the victims, with no confirmed American presence on the list. An investigation moved to the scene as US militiamen and Vietnamese helicopters aided.
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Saigon
Air Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ban Me Thout
Brother-In-Law Replaces French U.S. Ambassador
John N. Irwin II, who took his post Sunday, replaces his brother-in-law Arthur K. Watson as U.S. ambassador to France. Irwin said the United States attaches central importance to French American cooperation in a year crucial for U.S. Europe relations.
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Paris
John N. Irwin II
France
Irwin
United States
America
Europe
Arthur K. Watson
Explosions Rock Galena Kansas Downtown
Three explosions ripped through a half block downtown Galena Kansas setting ablaze the Galena Hotel and Reed's Cafe and recreation center. Fire officials said no one was seriously injured as firefighters from more than 15 communities fought the blazes amid collapsing structures and a cut electrical supply. Chester Brown owner of the cafe helped evacuate occupants and rescue a child and an elderly man from the burning hotel.
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Galena
Kan
Kansas
Chester Brown
Grand Jury Finds No Hagerstown Fund Wrongdoing
A Washington County grand jury found no misappropriation of city funds in the Hagerstown case. It cited only improper handling of an independent trust fund by the city clerk, not embezzlement or wrongdoing.
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Hagerstown
Inmate Claude Friend Dies by Hanging in Maryland Prison
A 23 year old inmate named Claude Friend died after being found hanged in his cell at the Maryland Correctional Institution Deer Park Md. He was serving eight years for robbery and nine months for escape. Prison officials reported he used a belt to hang himself from a cell window Sunday.
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Hagerstown
Md Classified Employes Urge Hiring Freeze
Maryland classified employees urge Gov. Marvin Mandel to reinstate a hiring freeze on all new state hires until the effects of federal revenue sharing and Nixon's cutoff of federal funds are evaluated. MCEA cites over 200 job cuts in the Employment Security Administration and warns more departments may follow.
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Marvin Maruel
Nixon
Maryland Cassified
Arrest White House Aids If They Refuse Testimony
Sen. Sam Ervin suggested arrests of White House aides or other witnesses who refuse to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Watergate. He spoke on CBS Face the Nation while hearings covered President Nixon's FBI director nomination and Dean’s testimony dispute.
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White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
FBI
Gray
Democratic
John W. Dean Hl
Nixon
Dean
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Eisenhower Wonders About Life After Navy Service
David Eisenhower, Lt. (j.g.) in the Navy and son in law of the president, said with under two weeks left in service he is planning his future. He expressed restlessness after 20 years in the Navy and eyed possible work in public affairs or journalism or a major writing project about his grandfather Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Navy
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David Eisenhower
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House Panel Debates Releasing ITT Papers Summary
A House Commerce subcommittee weighs releasing a secret SEC ITT summary tied to allegations against high level Nixon era officials. The panel pressed for disclosure unless the Justice Department and SEC present a compelling case against it. The ITT memo debate links to names such as Nixon, Agnew, Ehrlichman, Colson, Connally, Stans, Peterson, Kleindienst, and McLaren.
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House
Securities and Exchange Commission
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
SEC
House Commerce Committee
Special Investigations
Justice Department
Anderson
ITT
John N. Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
John Ehrlichman
White House
Charles Colson
Treasury
John Connally
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Peter Peterson
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Federal Fund Cuts Threaten Marylanders Aid
Federal and state officials warn that federal cuts could deprive more than 500000 Marylanders of anti poverty services and put over 500 community action workers out of work. Local funding options and uncertain special revenue sharing raise doubts about meeting July 1974 targets. The impact spans training, day care, education, and counseling programs across Garrett and Baltimore counties.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Nixon
Marvin Mandel
Office of Economic Opportunity
Community Action Agency
Garrett County
White House
OEO
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