FBI Report Sparks Guard Alibi Clash Over Kent State Shootings
Akron Beacon Journal says FBI found the Kent State killings not necessary or orderly and that six guardsmen fired fatal shots. Ohio Adjutant General Del Corso disputes claims of no injuries, while officials review charges. Victims named Miller Schroeder Scheuer Krause.
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Roskens
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Plainview
N.Y
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Lorain
Sandra Scheuer
Youngstown
Allison Krause
Pittsburgh
Senators Frown On Welfare Plan
Washington reports senators on May 1 learned under Nixon welfare reforms a welfare mother in some cases benefits more from unemployment than a high paying job. Charts show a New York City mother with three children would be better off on welfare earning 0 income, prompting calls for revisions. Elliott Richardson, HEW secretary, warned that solving the issue would require billions more, noting Medicaid and housing aid counted as income in kind and not real cash.
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Congressman disputes reports on tiger cages at Can Son Prison
Rep. Philip M. Crane says a Can Son Prison tour showed tiger cages clean and well lighted with prisoners well treated. He challenged Rep. Hawkins and others who alleged mistreatment, while Democrats and Republicans fault Saigon for political prisoners in “caged hells on earth.”
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D-Tenn
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Indictment Returned In Kickback Scheme Tied To Teamsters Leaders
Federal grand jury in Cleveland indicts William Presser head of the Ohio Teamsters on 24 counts for taking about 600000 in kickbacks from employers. Co‑defendant James A. Franks faces similar charges plus conspiracy. Also named are N Louis Triscaro Nick Francis Joseph Blumetti and Ernest Green in the broader probe of northeast Ohio union activities. The case cites Taft Hartley Act violations and conspiracy with alleged improper advertising schemes.
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