Westside Parking Plaza Opening Ribbon Cut
Mayor John O C Conway prepares to cut the ribbon for the Westside Parking Plaza south of W Bridge Street beside the Oswego River. Ex Mayor Ralph Shapiro and Aldermen Galagher Kelly Barillo Breitbeck attend as 60 plus residents join the ceremony at 10 this morning.
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John O'C. Conway
Westside
W. Bridge St
Oswego River
Ralph Shapiro
Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce, Inc
Conway
Shapiro
Charles Gallagher
J. B. Kelly Jr
Frank Barillo
George Breitbeck
City Traffic Commission
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Nixon urges UN unity to pressure Hanoi for Vietnam peace
President Nixon appeals to 126 UN members to push Hanoi into serious Vietnam peace talks. He faults the Soviet Union for stalled Paris negotiations, urges broad international cooperation, and says the U.S. will discuss arms control if the other side is willing.
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Soviet Union
Nixon
U.N
Vietnam
United Nations
Hanoi
U.N. General Assembly
North Vietnam
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromy
World Organization
The
Viet Union
Middle East
China
Andrei N. Gromyko
South Vietnam
United States
Paris
South
Russia
Six Green Berets to Face Court Martial for Viet Nam Killing
Six arrested Green Berets including the former U S special forces commander in Vietnam will be tried by general court martial on murder and conspiracy charges. Eight are held. two cases await trial. Trials will be separate with possible closed sessions for security reasons. Congress urged Resor to take over the case. Open sessions unless classified information requires secrecy.
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Green Berets
S. Viet
Ment
Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Vietnam
David FE. Crew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson
S. C
Leland J. Brumley
Duncan
Okla
Robert F. Marasco
Bloomfield
N.J
Budge E. Williams
Athens
Edward M. Boyle
New York City
Alvin L. Smith Jr
Naples
Fla
Brumley
Marasco
Williams
Col. Rheault
Crew
Middleton
Seen
Ater
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Army
U. S
ABA backs Haynsworth in 1963 case for Supreme Court
Lawrence E. Walsh testifies to the Senate Judiciary Committee that Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr acted properly in the Fourth Circuit labor decision. The ABA committee found no disqualifying impropriety and called him professionally qualified for the Supreme Court nomination.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Lawrence E. Walsh
ABA
Committee On the
Federal Judiciary
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
U.S
Paris
Haynsworth
Nixon
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit
Deering-Milliken
Supreme Court of the United States
AFL-CIO Moves to Expel ICW Widen Labor Split
Washington AP reports organized labor faces its worst rift as AFL-CIO plans to expel the International Chemical Workers for joining Walter Reuther's Alliance for Labor Action. Meany calls the move a decisive lesson to the federation's 121 unions amid a split with Auto Workers and Teamsters.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
International Chemical Workers
Walter Reuther
Alliance For Labor Action
George Meany
Reuther
S. Reuther
Auto Workers
Meany
Teamsters Union
Alliance
Teamsters
Labor
John L. Lewis
CIO
AFL
Chemical Workers
Lewis
Catholic High Students Block Road to Utica Street
Readers share a concern about Catholic High students forming groups on the road to Utica Street. The writer argues if students are old enough for high school they should use sidewalks instead of blocking traffic.
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Catholic High
Utica St
Await Chrysler Price List On New 70 Models
Chrysler Corp faces dwindling profits and waits to match GM and Ford price hikes. Prices rise by about 125 dollars on GM models and 108 dollars on Ford as Chrysler prepares to release its 1970 price list before sales begin next week. American Motors follows, timing its reveal before its sales start.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
American Motors
American
Los Angeles Teachers Vote to Boycott and March
A majority of Los Angeles teachers pledged to miss class and join a large protest over wages. The Association of Classroom Teachers, with 19,000 members, said at least 15,000 teachers would attend a morning rally at a downtown mall, with others assigned to picket 650 schools serving 674,000 pupils.
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Los Angeles
Ers
Church leader attacks Rockefeller over bingo administrator pay
Syracuse AP report: Robert D. Larsson, president of the New York State Council of Churches, condemns Gov. Rockefeller for keeping a bingo administrator at 27500 annually while trimming welfare and education funds.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Robert D. Larsson
New York State Council of Churches
Rocke
Feller
Blaze Kills Woman and Five Children in Brooklyn Tenement
A fire in Brooklyn claimed the lives of a woman and five children aged 2 to 16. Officials call the blaze suspicious in origin. A man and another child were rescued from the building.
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New York
Brooklyn Tene
Ment
Congress eyes Social Security boost in 10 percent hike
Congress appeared open on a Social Security increase with President Nixon proposing a 10 percent across the board rise to take effect April 1. The White House offered no details on the amount timing or financing.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
North Vietnam denounces Nixon troop withdrawal plan
North Vietnam denounced President Nixon’s plan to pull out 35,000 more U.S. troops from South Vietnam. It called the move a vain attempt to deceive the American public and demanded a rapid total and unconditional withdrawal of all American forces as the only path to peace.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
U.S
AP offices in Havana closed by government action
AP reports Havana offices sealed by government after a notary inventory. Amex says United Press International offices were treated similarly, with seals placed on doors and windows. The dispatch notes the action occurred on a Wednesday night.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Havana
Amex
United Press International
Scott claims GOP lead with backing for Senate leader
Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania says he has the votes to become Senate Republican leader and his camp discusses possible deputies. Two rival candidates bidding for the post deny Scott's backing claims as the leadership vote nears next Wednesday.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
GOP
Scott
Barricades Down Tonight in Belfast Peace Effort
The British army announced the last Protestant Catholic barricades in Belfast should come down tonight. The peace wall has separated the communities and removal is progressing, expected to finish about 18 hours before the Friday noon deadline.
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Ish
Belfast
Two US Marine Regiments to Leave Vietnam by Dec 15
In heavy fighting along the demilitarized zone near the eee peak, 23 Marines were killed and 58 wounded as the 3rd and 4th regiments of the 3rd Division suffered two major engagements. The units were ordered withdrawn from Vietnam by December 15 under Nixon's withdrawal plan.
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Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Eee
4Th Regiment
Utes
Nixon
U S Open to Halting B52 Raids If Enemies De-escalate
The Nixon administration signals willingness to end B52 bombing in South Vietnam in exchange for enemy steps to de-escalate the war. White House sources say the pause amid Ho Chi Minh memorial events aimed to show concessions while preserving South Vietnamese self determination.
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U. S
Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
White House
Hanoi
Autopsy Hearing Sought Over Mary Jo Kopechne Death
Dist Atty Edmund Dinis seeks an autopsy after filing an amended report noting blood in Mary Jo Kopechne's mouth and nose and bloodstains on her clothing. Luzerne County judge sets September 29 for a hearing to determine if exhumation and autopsy are warranted.
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D. A
Mary Jo
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Edmund Dinis
Mary Jo Kopechne
Miss Kopechne
Washington, D.C
Sen. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Dinis
Luzarne County
Court of Common Pleas
Armand Fernandez
Larksville
Nixon Sets Three Space Goals Including Mars Landing
President Nixon will choose among three space plans, all proposing a space station and a reusable shuttle. The options differ in cost and Mars timing with two proposing a 1980s landing and one delaying to 1986. Vice President Agnew backs option two while others weigh their preferences.
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Washington
Nixon
Mars
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
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