Federal pay battle led by Mathias opposed by Nixon
In Washington AP reports that supporters led by Charles Mathias and Frank Moss push to override President Nixon's freeze on federal pay raises. The Senate faces a crucial vote after the House upheld the order and amendments tied to Phase 2 of the anti inflation program.
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Washington
Nixon
Charles McC Mathias
R-Md
Frank E. Moas
Utah
Senate
House
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Mathias
Moss
Motorcyclist Caught After City Chase
City police used roadblocks in Frederick to halt a motorcyclist. Stephen Louis Motosicky Jr. of Myersville was charged with reckless driving fleeing from a police officer and running a red light after a chase through North Market Street and surrounding areas. An out of state woman sustained minor injuries in a separate I-70 crash near Frederick involving a Kent Ohio driver and a Rockville dumper truck.
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Frederick
Edgar Nicodemus
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Market Street
Motter Avenue
13Th Street
Governor Thomas Johnson
Stephen Louis Motosicky Jr
RFD 1
Myersville
Neidig Avenue
Motosicky
Tpr
James Hagg
Dianne Carmen Genaro
Monte Jonathan Gollub
Kent
Ohio
Thomas Miles Creager
Rockville
Gollub
Casualty List In Viet War Up Last Week
Twenty one Americans were killed in combat in Vietnam last week, eight fewer than the prior week, per U.S. Command. Wounded rose to 117, up 70 from two weeks earlier, while South Vietnamese and enemy casualties also increased.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S
Richard Gardner
California Fire Destroys Seven Homes
A Santa Barbara area brush fire burned through 2200 acres above Montecito and Summerland, destroying at least seven homes and injuring seven people. Fire crews and planes fought the blaze as evacuation stations were set up for residents fleeing the flames.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Montecito
Summerland
California
Tidlmore
Fillmore
Fillmore Area
Los Padres National Forest
Henderson Judge Bars Key Witness in My Lai Case
A federal judge barred a witness from identifying Col. Oran Wengerson in court, ruling a prior identification tainted by a suggestive photo display. The witness Colburn had previously testified in his absence that he was sure he talked to Henderson in Vietnam. Colburn will testify on issues other than the identification.
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Ft, Meade, Md
U.S
My Lai
Oran K. Wengerson
Peter S. Wondolowski
Henderson
Pentagon
Wordolowski
Lawrence
Colburn
Col. Henderson
Mount Vernon
Wash
Vietnam
Henry B. Rothblatt
British Troops Clash With Guerrillas At NI Border
British infantry patrol near Middletown, County Armagh spot two men placing a package later found to be gelignite. They flee toward the Republic and trigger cross border fire. no army casualties. Separately a detective sergeant and a civilian are shot in a Belfast street attack by guerrillas.
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Middletown
County Armagh
The
Republic
Belfast
Nixon friend Rebozo land deals face criticism
Newsday reports that Charles Rebozo and associates secured favorable sale prices for Florida land to the federal government in 1969. The 77 acre Adams Key sale for 550000 exceeded appraisals, while Elliott Key land paid 99000 above value. officials cited speed to avoid embarrassment to the incoming president.
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Garden City
N.Y
Presider Nixon
Charles ‘Bebe’ Rebozo
Florida
Long Island
Newsday
Rebozo
Aen. Westcott
Army Corps of Engineers
Theroperty
Biscayne National Monument
Adams Key
Rebozo Group
Mexican Alien Hired as White House Gardener Found
Francisco Martinez Llamas, 32, using forged papers, worked two days as a gardener at the Western White House in San Clemente before FBI apprehension. The incident follows an INS raid on Romana Barruelos firm, netting 36 illegal aliens. White House commented on security but did not address the treasurer nomination.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
White House
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Romana Baruelos
the Times
Francisco Martinez-Llamas
San Clemente
Calif
Martinez-Llamas
FBI
Nixon
Ranuelos
U.S
Gardena
Israel bars Black Israelites at Tel Aviv airport deportation
Israel deported 18 self styled Black Israelites from the United States after they demanded to live in the country. Airport police forced the group onto a KLM flight to New York and they were held overnight at Lod Airport. The Interior Ministry refused entry saying they had no money and would burden the state. The leader Kolahyah claimed immigrant status. Several hundred Americans already live in Israel claiming descent from ancient Israelites. The ministry noted some Europeans were barred recently. The note ends with a stray item about cotton balls in bottles.
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Tel Aviv
Israel Today
United States
KLM
New York
Lod International
Interior Ministry
England
West Germany
Kolahyah
Voice of God
Chicago
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Army
Luther Brooks
Maor
Miami
Ralph Helms
Sanford Freed
Marvel
Curry
Davenos
Israel
Famous Harris
Aristocraft
FALL
Fairfield
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