Nixon Holds Urban Affairs Meeting in Indianapolis
President Nixon takes his Urban Affairs Council to Indianapolis for a two hour session with nine mayors to highlight city concerns and discuss model cities and crime measures. Indianapolis mayor Richard G. Lugar, a Republican, is a rising GOP figure spotlighted during the session.
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Russell E. Train
Gordon J. F. MacDonald
University of California At Santa Barbara
Robert Cahn
Christian Science Monitor
Nixon
Council
Indianapolis
Urban Affairs Group
Ind
White House
Urban Affairs Council
Washington
U.S. Conference of Mayors
America
Richard G. Luger
Luger
Cham
Teamsters Allow Syracuse GE Workers to Return
In Syracuse New York the Teamsters Local 317 announced that striking GE workers ending a 101 day walkout may cross picket lines and return to work. The move eases concern that most of the 3 500 electrical workers would remain idle.
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Syracuse
N. Y
General Electric Co
Teamster
Fred Maggio
Massena Records 22 Below In Bitter North Country Cold
Bitter cold grips New York state with Massena at 22 below zero. Overnight lows elsewhere ranged from teens to zero with several cities reporting single digits. The Weather Bureau noted a slight warming trend may bring 20s Friday as skies stay sunny and roads ice remains.
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Associated Press
Massena
Weather Bureau
Newport
Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Rochester
Buffalo
New York City
Bombers Hit N Vietnam SAM Sites For Second Time
U S fighter bombers attacked North Vietnamese SAM batteries and antiaircraft guns near the Ban Karai Pass 30 miles west of Dong Hoi during Tet truce cease fire. No American planes were shot down in this engagement.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Ban Karai Pass
Dong Hoi
North
South Vietnam
Quang Binh
Dellinger Jailed for Court Outbursts in 1968 Riot Plot Case
David T. Dellinger, one of seven charged with conspiring to incite rioting at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, was jailed by Judge Julius J. Hoffman for repeated courtroom outbursts and calling a witness a liar. Bail was revoked for the trial.
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Chicago
David T. Dellinger
Julius J. Hoffman
Dellinger
Abbott
Abbie’ Hoffman
Hoffman
Hitler
James T. Riordan
Riordan
Grant Park
Runaway Girl Testifies on Jan 8 Murder Case
A 15 year old runaway testified that she watched two men kill District of Columbia official Richard L. Mattingly in his Arlington home on January 8. Debra and the two men, Eugene Comeau and Kenneth Hitner, aided by the 14 year old Mattingly daughter, allegedly staged the scene as a robbery.
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Arlington, Va
District of Columbia
Debra Mattingly
Muffin
Richard L. Mattingly
Washington
Pegasus
Arlington County Court
Patricia Trueax
Amsterdam
N.Y
Debra
Eugene Comeau
Kenneth Hitner
Mattingly
Gene
Ken
Mr. Mattingly
Hitner
Comeau
Miss Trueax
Alexandria Hospital
Rockefeller Budget Faces Fresh Denunciation as Extravagant
Albany A P Gov Rockefeller s proposed 7 25 billion budget drew new criticism Wednesday as wasteful toward education and cities while promising new agencies. Business groups and taxpayers urged restraint as city leaders urged more state aid to balance local budgets amid rising costs and stagnant revenue. Arts groups pleaded 18 million in support for cultural institutions to avert a cultural wasteland.
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N.Y
Rockefeller
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
Assembly Ways and Means
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Lind
Say
Nassau County
Eugene Nickerson
Jessica Tandy
Ming
New York
Rckefeller
Frederick Shore
Baldwin Public Schools
Chancellors
Nixon Urges Truce in Middle East Blame Row
President Nixon rejects Soviet charges that the United States and Israel fuel the Middle East war and urges a UN cease fire. He calls for U S Soviet arms talks and notes Israel seeks about 100 fighter planes on favorable terms with a decision in 30 days.
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U. S
Israel
Mid-East
Washington
Alexsei Kosygin
United States
Middle East
Moscow
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Secker
United
Soviet arms airlift to Egypt reported by Beirut paper
Le Jour, citing European sources in Beirut, said the Soviet Union began a defensive airlift to Egypt three days ago. Antiaircraft guns, ground to air missiles, and mobile radar units arrived at Alexandria Almaza and Luxor, with jets MIG 23 and Sukhoi 9 not shipped.
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Egypt
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Cairo
le Jour
Alexandria
Almaza
Egyp
State Dept Censorship Triggers Laos Operations Row
Senate Foreign Relations panel clashes with the State Department over secrecy in U S Laos military operations. Fulbright calls the censorship heavy and retroactive as four days of closed hearings remain partly suppressed. The dispute mirrors broader tensions in the commitments inquiry and Korea briefing plans.
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State Dept
U. S. Laos
Washington
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Laos
Senate
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Korea
Fulbright
Pentagon
Maryland Senator Blocks Vote On Carswell Nomination
Sen. Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland blocked a vote on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge G Harrold Carswell saying the record is incomplete and the appointment should not be steamrolled through.
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Washington
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Government shows photos of protest actions at Dow site
AP photographer Harvey Georges identified pictures taken at the Dow Chemical Co site on March 22. He testified he was notified beforehand that an event of news interest would occur that day.
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Associated Press
Harvey Georges
Drug Raid Nets 12 Arrested In No Knock Operation
In Binghamton New York police used no knock warrants to raid an apartment gathering arresting 12 people. A 15 year old girl was turned over to juvenile authorities and those charged ranged from 17 to 25.
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Binghamton, N. Y
Nixon urges spiritual leadership at Prayer Breakfast
President Nixon told the 18th annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast that America must model spiritual leadership and idealism for the world. He said the nation under God should not seek conquest but show a value beyond military power.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Wreckage of Argentine airliner found in Parana swamp
A search plane sighted the wreckage of a twin engine Argentine airliner that departed Corrientes Wednesday night for Rosario with 38 aboard. No signs of life were seen in the swampy area along the Parana River in Chaco Province.
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Argentina
Rosario
Parana River
Chaco
U S Demands Inspection Access at Hanoi Prison Camps
At the 53rd Vietnam peace talks in Paris Ambassador Habib said the United States has new evidence of inhumane treatment of American POWs and pressed for impartial observers to inspect the camps. Col Ha Van Lau represented North Vietnam.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Ted
Philip C. Habib
Vietnam
Col
Ha van Lau
Poughkeepsie Teachers Walkout Closes Two Schools
In Poughkeepsie New York 85 high school teachers walked out forcing the high school and middle school to close Officials planned a Board of Education meeting with the superintendent and teachers association to discuss the walkouts today
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Teacher's Association Today
Soviet Yourself Bombers Fly Near 6th Fleet in Med
U S military sources report Soviet piloted TU16 Be'er bombers bearing Egyptian markings circling the U S 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean. The aircraft are said based in Egypt where similar bombers have been sent by the Soviet Union to the Cairo government.
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Washington
Mediterranean Sea
U.S
Egypt
Soviet Union
Cairog
Mathias Urges Nixon to Review International Commitments
Senator Charles Mathias urges President Nixon to join Congress in re examining U S international commitments. He promotes a measure combining withdrawal from Vietnam with a limitation of commitments abroad and seeks an international peace keeping force. Mansfield hopes committee approves the proposal for Congress.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
Maryland
Vietnam
Mathias
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Mansfield
Gulf of Tonkin
South Vietnam
Teamster Strike Delays Syracuse GE Reopening
Workers at GE's Syracuse plant may not return until a Teamsters dispute is settled. Schenectady and Auburn plants report anger over wage differentials, while other New York facilities plan to resume work. Talks broke off Wednesday night as Local 320 voted to honor Teamsters picket lines and Local 317 kept 45 drivers on strike since January.
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Associated Press
General Electric Co
Syracuse
N.Y
New York State
Schenectady
Auburn
New York
Hudson Falls
Fort Edward
Waterford
Niskayuna
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
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