Nixon Warns Governors No Vast New Funds After War End
President Nixon told U S governors at the National Governors Conference there will be no influx of new federal dollars as Vietnam ends. He defended welfare reform and warned against tampering, while urging budget discipline and priority setting for domestic programs.
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Nixon
U. S
Colorado Springs
Colo
Vietnam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Black Tie
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Arthur Burns
Burns
U.S
Airline pilots threaten strike over hijacked plane in Damascus
Two Israeli men aboard a hijacked Trans World Airlines jet were held in Syrian custody as airline pilots' leaders in Paris authorized a strike if the detainees are not freed by September 8. The plane diverted from Rome to Tel Aviv with a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimants.
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Associated Press
International Airline Pilots’ Organization
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Trans World Airlines
Rome
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Paris
United Nations
Ole Forsberg
Cairo
Israel
583 Lose Lives In U S Traffic During Weekend
Traffic accidents across the nation claimed 583 lives over a three day Labor Day weekend. The toll may rise but likely falls short of last year's Labor Day record of 688. AP compared with a nonholiday three day weekend tally of 435 and NSC forecasts of 625 to 725. The period ran Friday evening to Monday midnight local time.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Libya Junta Leaves World Guessing About Policies Toward West Israel
Libyan military rulers of the Libyan Arab Republic signaled no immediate change in foreign policy yet pledging protection for foreign nationals and existing contracts. The regime suggested possible alignment with Nasserist and militant Arab states while hints emerged on closing Western military bases near Tripoli Tobruk and El Adem. Iraq and Egypt quickly recognized the new authority.
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Libya
West
Israel
Tunis
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Wheelus
Tripoli
Tobruk
el Adem
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Iraq
Paris
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Morocco
Tunisia
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Kuwait
Arab League
Nasser
Priest Who Marched From Priesthood Weds College Coed
Rev Rogert F Baglin aged 34, a former Roman Catholic priest, married Angela A Borzillary in St Luke s Episcopal Church Rochester. Borzillary a State University College at Buffalo junior, Baglin served as field coordinator of the Spanish Apostolate in Rochester until last year.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rogert F. Baglin
Angela A. Borzillary
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Borzillary
State University College At Buffalo
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
St. Bernard's Seminary
Rochester Times- Union
Father Baglin
Fulton J. Sheen
Brazilians React Calmly To Junta Rule In Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro the public carried on as banks and government offices began reopening after a military junta replaced President Arthur da Costa e Silva following his stroke. The army navy and air force ministers formed the ruling body while noting the move was temporary, with doubt about a return before 1971.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Costa E Silva
Kennedy Appeals to Delay Kopechne Inquest In Edgartown
Massachusetts Supreme Court heard a bid to overturn Judge Boyle ruling denying cross examination for potential witnesses in the Kopechne inquest. The move by Kennedy lawyers aims to delay the inquest opening in Edgartown while word of strategy circulates amid tight security on Martha's Vineyard.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Edgartown Dist
James A. Boyle
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Boyle
Edgartown
Wednes
Martha's Vineyard Island
Miss Kopechne
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Dominick J. Arena
Edmund Dinis
Robert W. Nevin
Dukes County
Dinis
Pennsylvania
New Bedford Standard Times
Nevins
Bernard C. Brominski
Common Pleas Court
Wilkes-Barre
Brominski
Edward Moore Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Eryone
Ted
Teddy
Brother Robert
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Kennedys
Robert
New York
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Washington, D.C
Southeastern
Massachusetts
Dinis Long
Bay State
Democratic Party
Helicopters Send 400 GIs to Aid South Vietnamese Forces
Helicopters landed 400 U.S. air cavalrymen north of Saigon to reinforce battered South Vietnamese commandos fighting North Vietnamese troops. Casualties included at least 26 South Vietnamese killed, 120 wounded, 17 missing, and four Green Beret advisers wounded. Lt. Gen. Julian J. Ewell ordered further U.S. reinforcements as fighting waned briefly.
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Saigon
Song Be
Julian J. Ewell
U.S
2Nd Field Force
1St Air Cavalry Division
Ho Chi Minh
Grozny arrives for four day visit to Belgrade
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Belgrade for a four day official visit and talks with President Tito are planned.
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Belgrade
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tito
Nixon hints at action on draft reform proposals
President Nixon told the 61st National Governors Conference that he plans administrative steps soon to implement draft reform ideas held against Congress. He cited reducing uncertainty for millions of young people and indicated directives would be issued shortly. The 1967 extension blocks proposals for a lottery and youngest-eligible-first policy.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Nixon
Congress
Pa town violence erupts with death and injuries
In Parkesburg a clash involving motorcycle club members led to one man dead and four wounded. State police barred newsmen and the mayor ordered taverns closed indefinitely amid the unrest.
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Parkesburg, Pa
Governors Simmer Over Gift Deluge At Conference
At the 61st National Governors Conference governors report a flood of gifts from about 30 companies. Items include golf balls Stetson hats and portable televisions. A Republican caucus voiced concerns over the volume and handling of gifts.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Portabel
Byrnes In Critical Condition At Baptist Hospital
Former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, 90, remains in critical condition in Columbia after a reported heart attack. He was hospitalized Friday and had two prior hospital stays earlier this year.
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Columbia
S.C
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Baptist Hospital
Hurricane Francelia Rakes Bahia Coast
Hurricane Francelia lashes Bahia coast with gale winds as it moves across the Gulf of Honduras toward Central America. Warnings spread for 100 mph winds and major tides in Honduras Guatemala and British Honduras as the storm nears landfall near noon with an eye near Puerto Barrios Guatemala.
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Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Louisiana
Red Cross
American
Miami
Francelia
Bahia
Gulf of Honduras
Central America
Honduras
Guatemala
Brit
Puerto Barrios
FBI Refuses Comment On Agents Transfer After Cohn Probe
FBI declines to confirm or deny a Life magazine report that three agents were moved within 36 hours after a friend of lawyer Roy Cohn protested to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. The magazine alleges the transfers involve cooperation with U.S. Attorney Robert Morgenthau in bribery conspiracy and fraud charges against Cohn.
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New York
FBI
Roy M. Cohn
Life Ine
J. El@zar Hoover
U.S
Navy spends 133 million on second Nimitz carrier opposed by lawmakers
Adm. Moorer told Secretary Chafee the Navy has already spent 133 million on long lead items for CVAN 69, a second atomic carrier opposed by some senators seeking to cut 377 million from funding. Delivery is set for 1974, with Moorer urging continuation of procurement in 1970 despite budget debates.
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Washington
Congress
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Naval Operations
John Chafee
U.S
Navy
Moorer
Chafee
Pilot escapes serious injury in plane crash near airport
A small private plane on final approach to Rochester Monroe County Airport crashed into trees near a swimming pool at Genesee Valley Park on Saturday night. Pilot Norman Maggion, 42, of Canandaigua, received first aid for cuts and bruises from a lifeguard and was treated at Strong Memorial Hospital.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rochester-Monroe County
Genesee Valley Park
Norman Maggion
Canandaigua
Strong Memorial Hospital
Father and son die in plane crash near Colton
In Colton New York a light plane carrying Robert Woodard 43 and his son Brian 12 crashed in a thunderstorm while returning from the Buffalo area. State Police reported the wreckage found about two miles southeast of Colton near St. Lawrence University. The cause remains under investigation.
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Colton
N.Y
Norwar
St. Lawrence Universit Snow Bowl
Canton
Robert Woodard
Brian
Buffalo
Controversial Columnist Drew Pearson Dies at 71
Controversial Washington columnist Drew Pearson died at 71 after a heart attack at his Maryland farm. He was known for The Washington Merry-Go-Round and heated clashes with presidents and lawmakers. Memorial service set for Thursday at the Washington National Cathedral.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Pearson
Maryland
Jack Anderson
France
Italy
Andrew Russell Pearson
Evanston, Ill
Virgin Islands
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Sun
Robert S Allen
Priot
Allen
Felicia Gizycka
Teanor Cissy Patterson
W.ishington Times-Herald
Luvie Moore
Ellen Arnold
Tyler Abell
U.S
Washington National Cathedral
Pearson Farm
Prime Beef Dear Mr Beef Reader Seeks Roadside Clean Up Cure
A reader scolds officials for dead animals along highways and asks for a solution. The letter criticizes state county and city workers and presses for action to address roadside carcasses.
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