Ex-Ruler Claims Saigon Blocks Peace Efforts
Former President Duong Van Minh accuses the Saigon government of oppressing non Communist opponents to Thieu and hindering peace efforts. In fighting, Communist gunners downed a South Vietnamese helicopter, with six crew killed and at least 55 Communist soldiers killed in two clashes. Minh hints at a political comeback and notes Paris talks may depend on both sides goodwill.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Sai
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Minh
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
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Oklahoma City man pleads guilty in major securities case
Jack L. Clark, 46, former board chairman of Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America, pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate federal securities laws in a case federal officials call one of the nation’s biggest swindles. Clark faced trial next week after pre-trial maneuvers and a judge’s partial stay.
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New York
Jack L.clark
Oklahoma City
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America
Clark
Wanted Man Nabbed After High Speed Chase
Police said John Delmar Taylor a 26 year old Meadville Pennsylvania man wanted on murder and robbery charges in the Friday night death of Arthur G Stolz 55 Cochranton Pennsylvania was captured in suburban Greece after a high speed chase in Rochester New York.
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Greece
John Delmar Taylor
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Arthur G. Stolz
Cochranton
Shultz urges end to 5.5% ceiling on savings bonds
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz proposed to Congress the removal of the 5.5 percent interest rate cap on U.S. savings bonds and the creation of a new government bond for taxpayers awaiting income tax refunds to invest in.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
Congress
U.S
Man Falls From Wall Into Niagara River During Fishing
Buffalo police said David Barnas aged 32 and the Coast Guard resumed a search of the Niagara River for a man who slipped on a wet rock Sunday and fell into the water and disappeared.
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David Barnas
Coast Guard
Niagara River
Skylab astronauts eye space walk to free jammed panel
Awaiting approval from space agency, Skylab crew report the possible space walk to free a jammed solar panel looks promising. Restoring panel operation could nearly double electricity aboard the space station, with Charles Conrad Jr. to decide crew roles and panel release if approved.
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Skylab
Charles Conrad Jr
Belfast Airport rock attack misfires but alarms raised
Officials report terrorists fired a rock at Belfast International Airport in Belfast Northern Ireland. The device failed to explode and struck a security fence instead triggering alarms and investigations.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
White House Acknowledges Nixon Dean Meetings in 1973
The White House confirmed President Nixon conferred with John Dean III in 1973 about Watergate but refused to provide logs to Justice or Senate investigators. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren cited executive privilege and attorney client matters, saying the president’s records aren’t subject to subpoena.
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Soviet supersonic jet crashes during Paris show in France
A TU144 explodes during an exhibition at the Paris air show in Goussainville near Le Bourget. Fourteen people die and 28 are injured as wreckage destroys houses and a school wall. Investigators examine the crash while Andre Turcat urges determining why the nose dipped after a climb.
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France
Russia
Paris
Grandstand
Andre Turcat
Israeli Pilots Freed After Syrian Captivity Exchange
Three Israeli pilots reported torture during about three years in Syrian captivity as part of a prisoner swap. Israel released 56 Syrian and Lebanese POWs and a Druze leader from the Golan Heights, ending the last Israeli holds from Syria or Lebanon.
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Egypt
International Red Cross
Former POW Brudno Found Dead in In-Laws Home
Air Force Captain Edward A. Brudno a former prisoner of war was found dead at his in laws home in Harrison New York police believe the death is a suicide a French note on the scene translated as life was not worth living Brudno 32 would have turned 33 and left a will nine sealed letters were found along with the note his wife Deborah Gienstein learned of his death in Quincy Massachusetts and traveled to her parents home for the discovery
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Westchester County Medical Examiner's
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Deborah Gienstein
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Quincy
Lead poisoning clinics offered for young children
Under St Marys School eighth graders led by Mrs Loschiavo and Sister Annette Maria posters for lead poisoning detection clinics, co sponsored by the Women's Medical Auxiliary and Oswego County Health Department. Clinics run free from June 27 to 28 at Oswego Hospital Lob Pulaski Courthouse Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton Central Square United Methodist Church.
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Annette Maria
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Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Central Square United Methodist Church
Lee Tripp
Patrick Mather
Lorrane Reitz
Ervin Aims to Resume Watergate Hearings Amid Delay Bid
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr says he will resume Senate Watergate hearings Tuesday despite Archibald Cox requesting a delay of several weeks. Harman is to be questioned first, followed by Riesner, Sloan, and Stans as investigators pursue the case.
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Cox
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
Archibald ‘Cox
North Carolina
Senate Watergate Committee
Boston
Justice Department
Sally Harmony
Congress Battles Nixon Disputes Objectives This Week
Congress faces clashes over Nixon policy differences with the legislative branch as Senate hearings resume on Watergate. Major votes include a minimum wage bill a presidential reorgan ization plan and a stop the bombing measure while the Senate tackles a general farm bill and a fuel allocation program. The reorganization plan would centralize drug enforcement in the Justice Department amid GOP opposition and a divided Government Operations Committee. The plan would take effect July 1 unless Congress acts by June 1. The minimum wage vote hinges on annual steps to reach the top figure and broader coverage arguments.
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Nixon
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Justice Department
New Transit Plan Calls for Huge Boost In State Spending
Albany NY AP The governor's transportation master plan proposes 20 year capital expenditures of 27 million dollars in 1972 dollars, with growth funded from bond funds and general revenues. The plan foresees policy changes affecting millions of New Yorkers and notes actual costs would be higher once inflation is considered.
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Beame Considered Frontrunner In NYC Demo Primary Contest
In New York City the Democratic mayoral primary pits Abraham Beame against four rivals as weather and low turnout loom. Beame, 67, is seen as the frontrunner though a runoff is possible. other contenders include Herman Badillo Mario Biaggi and Albert Blumenthal with Liberal and Conservative cross endorsements. Republican John J. Marchi stands unopposed in his primary.
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John V. Lindsay
Abraham D. Beame
Herman Badillo
Mario Biaggi
Albert H. Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Liberal Party
Stanley Shaw
John J. Marchi
Anthony DiFalco
Sanford D.garelik
Paul O'Dwyer
Joseph L. Galiber
Harrison J. Goldin
Jorgen J. Perrini
Robert I. Postel
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Bernard L. Barker
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Jack Anderson
Beame
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Francis T. Murphy Jr
Jack B. Weinstein
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