Nixon and wife celebrate 31st wedding anniversary
President Richard Nixon and Mrs. Nixon marked their 31st wedding anniversary today at their Biscayne Bay compound in Florida. The couple attended Key Biscayne Community Church and recalled their Riverside California wedding as they planned a second day of cruising on the Coco Lobo III with neighbor Bebe Rebozo. The Nixons received Father’s Day calls from Mrs. Cox and their daughter Julie Eisenhower, who were abroad. They described summer water activities and a planned boat trip along a canal near Coral Gables.
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Bebe” Rebozo
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Hoffa resigns as Teamsters leader. Fitzsimmons sworn in
James R Hoffa formally resigns as president of the Teamsters Union. President Nixon arranged a visit with the union's executive board at the Playboy Plaza Hotel where Hoffa's written resignation was received Sunday night. Frank E Fitzsimmons is sworn in as the new president of the 2,000,000 member union.
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James R. Hoffa
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Teamters
Nixon
Playboy Plaza Hotel
Hoffa
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
James B. Hoffa
Threats Alleged to Force Testimony in Medina Hearing
Former Charlie Company sergeant at My Lai testified that high ranking Army officers threatened to charge him unless he testified against Captain Ernest Medina. S. Sgt. Lacroix quoted Col. Olk pressuring him while noting a possible deal for state's evidence. In another ruling, the Supreme Court upheld trying juveniles without juries by a 6 to 3 vote.
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Charlie
My Lai
Ernest Medina
Medina
Charles Lacroix
Ft. Carson
Colo
Henry Olk
Ft. Riley
Kan
Court orders South Africa to relinquish SW Africa to UN
In The Hague the International Court of Justice ruled South Africa unlawfully controls South-West Africa and directs Prime Minister Vorster's government to surrender the territory to the United Nations immediately.
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International Court of Justice
South Africa
South-West Africa
John Vorster
United Nations
Nixon spent record 35 million to win presidency in 1968
A Citizens' Research Foundation study estimates Nixon's 1968 campaign cost 35 million, the highest to win the presidency. It notes total presidential spending reached 100 million when including early primary losers and all candidates.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Man Dies From Gunshot Wounds In Detroit Attack
Police said 28 year old Robert Lee Gardner died from gunshot wounds suffered when gunmen entered his apartment early last Monday and killed seven others in a suspected narcotics den raid. Gardner, an ex convict and suspected narcotics pusher, was the apparent target.
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St John Fisher College to admit women this fall
In Rochester, St John Fisher College says it will enroll 75 women this fall. Admissions Director John Beck reports 80 women applicants to date and 50 accepted, joining about 1,230 male students on campus.
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N.Y
St. John Fisher College
John Beck
Times Hearing Delayed For Seven-Judge Panel Review
The government seeks to bar publication of a Pentagon study in the New York Times. A full seven-judge 2nd Circuit panel will hear the case after postponement. The government argues publication harms national security. the Times and Washington Post face ongoing publication restraints. The drama moves toward possible Supreme Court review.
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New York Times
Pentagon
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Washington
U.S. District Court
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Times
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Dennis Doolin
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Gerhard Gesell
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District of Columbia Appeals Court
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U.S
Whitney North Seymour Jr
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Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
District Court
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House Opens Debate On Bill To Hire S. S. Benefits
Washington AP The House opens debate on a welfare reform bill also boosting Social Security benefits and payroll taxes. It proposes a Washington funded family income plan with 2400 dollars for four, plus work requirements for able bodied recipients. Opponents warn of too low income and enrollment growth. backers predict victory amid costs rising for dependent families. The measure faces procedural limits but may proceed to a vote Tuesday with lighter opposition to the Social Security portion.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur D Mills
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Angry crowd fights two men who shot cop in Queens
In Queens early Sunday, Patrolman William Beschel stopped a weaving car and was attacked by driver Jan Ransom and his father Daniel. The elder Ransom beat and fired on the officer, wounding him in the leg and buttocks. a crowd soon challenged the suspects until reinforcements subdued them. The officer's injuries were not serious. Daniel Ransom was in critical condition after arrest. Police charged the pair with attempted murder, assault, and robbery. the son faces weapons charges.
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Queens
William Beschel
Astoria
Jan Ransom
Long Island City
Daniel Ransom
Ransom
Beschel
Broadway
31St Avenue
747 Jet Mishap At Haneda Leaves 219 Safe
A Northwest Orient 747 suffered landing gear collapse and left wing scraping during takeoff at Haneda Airport. The jet slid 500 yards into soft ground but airport officials report all 219 aboard escaped injury, including 45 Americans.
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Haneda International
San Francisco
Muskie seeks independent board to declassify papers
Senator Muskie proposes a seven member independent board with power to lift secrecy labels from government documents after two years. The panel would publish or send materials to Congress while protecting national security and ensuring frankness about facts. He urges a bipartisan, nonrenewable mix including press, government, and private life members.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine Democrat
Pentinon
U.S
Garden City
N.Y
Muskie
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
Congress
Supreme Court nears recess with Ali and church colleges cases
The Court moves toward a recess after a two day session tackling last minute items including Muhammad Ali's draft fate and federal aid to church run colleges. Justices weigh the 1963 grants totaling 2.4 billion with about 240 million to church campuses, amid state private college aid programs.
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U. S
Washington
Supreme Court
Five North Vietnamese Attacks Hit Northern Frontiers
North Vietnamese regulars attacked South Vietnamese forces guarding the northern frontier despite a week of B52 raids. U.S. positions near Da Nang and below the DMZ were shelled or attacked, with American and South Vietnamese casualties reported. The U.S. Command conducted extensive bombing, while noting no assessment of bomb damage.
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U.S
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Demilitarized Zone
Kird Faulkner
196Th
da Nan
Dmz
Sth Mechanized Infantry
Rock OKs Old Stewart AF Base For a General Aviation Facility
Governor Rockefeller signed the Stewart Air Force Base bill to develop the site near Newburgh into a general aviation facility with a $30 million appropriation for land acquisition and development. The move came amid opposition from Hudson Valley lawmakers who feared a fourth jetport for the New York metro area.
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N.Y
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Newburgh
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New York
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Penn Central Faces Uncertain Year in Bankruptcy
Penn Central marks a full year in bankruptcy reorganization with modest gains in operations and optimism from trustees, yet losses near a quarter of a billion dollars loom. Labor unrest grows as Congress frets over a $100 million loan guarantee nearly exhausted, with talks of possible government takeover. The trustees say the outlook is brighter despite the deep financial hole.
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