After Weekend Riots Albuquerque Is Quiet Again
Civil emergency and curfew followed a night of violence in Albuquerque with 13 wounded by gunfire. Police arrested about 30 in Roosevelt Park and at a nearby residence as stores burned and looting spread. The Black Berets leader Richard Moore condemned police actions while promising to defend themselves.
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Albuquerque Journal
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Center City
Richard Moore
Black Berets
Moore
Donald Byrd
Eight Shot Eight Dead In Detroit Narcotics Slayings
Seven killed and an eighth wounded in what investigators call execution style slayings in a two story Detroit d owntown area narcotics pad on Hazelwood Street. Police found heroin, a dozen firearms, and tied bodies including four women in the first floor living room. The wounded man is in critical condition at Henry Ford Hospital.
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James Barron
Hazelwood Street
Dan Smith
Henry Ford Hospital
Anti War Legislation Faces Likely Defeat This Week
Washington AP reports a months long push to end U S military involvement in Indochina by December 31 faces probable defeat in both the House and Senate this week with potential votes on Wednesday. White House opposition remains, while Mansfield proposes phased withdrawals in exchange for POW releases. the Hatfield McGovern plan is expected to fail.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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CBS
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Inside Tricia Nixon's White House wedding guest list
The guest list for Tricia Nixon's wedding to Edward Cox included rich GOP donors such as Elmer H. Bobst and Thomas A. Pappas, while key Republicans like Hugh Scott and Gerald Ford were omitted. Several donors gave large sums to Nixon's 1968 and 1972 campaigns, including Henry Salvatori, Robert Abplanalp, and Richard Scaife, with one mystery contributor listed as J.A. Mulcahy. The gathering highlighted the network of affluent supporters backing Nixon and GOP races.
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New York
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Boston
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Senate
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Earl Warren
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Warner-Lambert Co
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Donald
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Andran Technicolor, Inc
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George Murphy
R-Calif
Nicaragua
John A. Mulcahy
Murphy
J.A. Mulcahy
Westchester County
Henry Salvatori Sr
GOP
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Barry M. Goldwater
Robert H. Abplanalp
Abplanalp
Bahamas
Richard M. Scaife
Pittsburgh
Mellon
DeWitt Wallace
Mount Kosco
N.Y
Reader’s Digest
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Charles
Bebe
Rebozo
Leonard K. Firestone
Atty
Herbert Brownell
California
IBM
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Arthur K. Watson
France
Thomas Watson
Air Force jet transport believed lost at sea en route from American Samoa
A U S Air Force jet transport carrying 24 aboard was thought to have gone down at sea Sunday between American Samoa and Hawaii, Coast Guard spokesman said.
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U.S. Air Force
American Samoa
Hawaii
Coast Guard
Patman backs federal bank authority to overhaul supervision
Rep. Wright Patman urges creation of a Federal Banking Authority to unify oversight. He criticizes disjointed regulators and banking lobby influence, calling for consolidation of the FDIC, Federal Home Loan Bank Board, Federal Reserve Board, and the Comptroller of the Currency to curb waste and apathy.
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Byegregg Herrington Associated Press
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D-Tex
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New York
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Federal Reserve Board
Comptroller of the Currency
William B.camp
Camp
James Saxon
Saxon
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Texas
Federal Reserve
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Bank Trust Department
Lead In Air Said Menace
NEW YORK AP A sick leopard and other zoo animals show lead in air hazards to humans, pathologists warn. The leopard facing repeated lead poisoning at New York Medical College after convulsions from Staten Island Zoo. Other big cats and some monkeys show elevated lead in stools, fur, and tissues. paints and exhausts likely sources.
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New York Medical College
Staten Island Zoo
New York City
Leopard
Ralph Strebel
Leonard
Dennis F. Crafton
Medical College
Crafton
FHA Expands Farm Labor Housing Under 1970 Law
FHA moves to implement a liberalized farm labor housing program after Congress passed the Housing Act of 1970. The change raises grant coverage to 90 percent of costs and cuts loan interest to one percent, aiming to boost funding for migrant worker housing despite local resistance and higher school costs.
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Farmers Home Administration
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Nixon Administration
FHA
Administration Seeks To Tighten Drug Use
President Nixon summoned key officials and seven ambassadors to the White House to review narcotics abuse in American society and abroad. The meeting includes ambassadors to Mexico, Turkey, South Vietnam, Thailand, France, Luxembourg, and the United Nations, plus top officials Rogers Mitchell Connally and aides Finch and Rumsfeld. The session precedes a government push to curb drug use among Americans in Vietnam and youth drug culture at home.
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Turkey
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Thailand
France
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Treasury
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Ellsworth Bunker
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Saigon
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
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Finch
Rumsfeld
Leonard Unger
Robert McBride
Artur K. Watson
William J. Handley
George Bush
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