Mitchell Linked To Something New
The St Louis Post-Dispatch reports that an antitrust review of Granite City Steel Co. and National Steel Corp. merger was blocked in August 1971 by U S Attorney General John N Mitchell. A congressional source says White House aides instructed Mitchell to allow the merger which formed a large steel firm.
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Granite City Steel Co
National Steel Corp
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Washington
White House
Peter M. Flanigan
Mitchell
National Steel
George Stinson
Post-Dispatch
Flanigan
Justice Department
Antitrust
Granite City Steel
Richard W. Mclaren
McLaren
Chicago
DeVier Pierson
The
Post
Cambodian Troops On The Run Near Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge insurgents pushed government forces from a position 19 miles from Phnom Penh on the second day of attacks along Highway 1. Government troops abandoned Kien Svayo and fell back toward the Mekong River with survivors rescued by navy gunboats. Military sources report 30 soldiers killed, 2 wounded, and several missing as the rebels probe defenses and prepare a dry season offensive. Other clashes were reported 13 miles north on Highway 5, and near Kampot. In Saigon, the U.S. urged the International Commission to investigate a Saturday helicopter attack that killed an American officer and a Vietnamese crew member, marking the commission’s first protest since its January cease-fire.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kien Svayo
Mekong River
Saigon-Phnom Penh
Kampot
Saigon
United States
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Goldwater Urges Action On Nixon Impeachment
Senator Barry Goldwater called on House leaders to speed impeachment proceedings against President Nixon. In a Christian Science Monitor interview he criticized Nixon for delaying disclosure and questioned his reliance on executive privilege. Goldwater blamed Nixon’s lone stance for slow government response and noted diminished consultation with advisers.
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Boston
Barry Goldwater
House
Nixon
Christian Science Monitor
Arizona
Case Judiciary Committee
Republican Party
Goldwater
One Way To Deliver A Horse Across Cincinnati Streets
Jan McConner rode a horse 50 miles from Jock's stable in Ross through Cincinnati to New Richmond to deliver the animal to Jim Moore after the buyer bought Jack. Neighbors stared as she trotted through high crime districts early Sunday. A policeman questioned her, cars braked for the horse, and she walked Jack over a half mile while a train whistled beneath. She notes low feed costs and minimal air pollution from the ride.
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Cincinnati
Jim Moore
Jock
Ross
New Richmond
Jan
Jack
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Merry Christmas
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Wassmer
Ottawa
E. 15Th South
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