Colombo Shot At Unity Day Rally In New York
Joseph Colombo Sr lies in critical condition after a gunman killed by police shot him three times at an Italian-American Unity Day rally in Manhattan. Investigators questioned figures tied to Colombo in a possible gangland feud while four guns were seized at the scene.
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Vietnamese general cites 10000 troops massing for northwest offensive
In Dong Ha Maj. Gen. Phan Van Phu said Hanoi has 10000 troops in 800 square miles of Quang Tri west of the provincial capital toward the Laotian border and north of Highway 9 to the DMZ. He reported 6000 infiltrated since May 1, with mortars rockets and antiaircraft guns but no heavy artillery.
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Wall Street Firm Funds Dinner for Patman Hearing Push
A Sartorius & Co. NY firm paid 1500 to House Banking Chair Wright Patman for a private dinner with top customers and prospects. Patman said the fee funds books for Texas schools as he reiterated opposition to government guarantees and urged tighter banking regulation ahead of July hearings on the Lockheed loan proposal.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Pentagon Papers Fallout and Indictment of Ellsberg
The Pentagon Papers case intensifies as Daniel Ellsberg faces indictment for theft and unauthorized possession of national defense documents. The Supreme Court weighs limits on publication while Congress receives sealed copies of the 47 volumes.
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Congress Probes Government Secrecy Practices
Washington AP report on the House Government Operations Committee open inquiry into document classification. Witnesses from State Justice and Defense discuss the top secret Vietnam history, Tonkin Gulf study, and White House secrecy practices amid calls for full committee access to files and broader disclosure.
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POW Visits To Continue In Vietnam Prison
The U S Embassy will maintain a twice monthly visit policy to 12 Americans held in a Vietnamese prison. Vice Consul Laurence E. Pope said they will try to improve their comfort but noted limited options to aid.
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Teamsters convention to proceed with expanded rank voice
Federal judge refused to halt the Teamsters convention in Miami Beach but ordered steps to give rank and file a bigger voice in union affairs. Nixon will not seek tax cuts or speed federal spending and will veto a 5.6 billion public works bill. In Belfast a large arms cache was found in a warehouse, suggesting bomb making use.
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False words infect the soul with evil, Socratic warning
A concise reflection cites Socrates condemning falsehoods as more than wrong words, warning that deceit corrupts inner virtue and harms character.
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Nixon Considers Expansion Plan to Curb Unemployment
President Nixon met with his Cabinet to discuss the economy amid 6.2 percent unemployment in April and a 5 percent current inflation rate. Treasury Secretary Connally and Fed Chair Burns urged stronger intervention as Commerce reports show a modest May rise in leading indicators and a second straight May trade deficit.
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Federal Judge to Rule on Teamster Takeover Bid
A U S District Court judge promised a ruling today on a bid by Don Vestal and allies to block Frank Fitzsimmons’s July convention as a rival faction argues he has illegally led the union since Hoffa’s jail sentence. The case seeks a receiver or a delay to let members vote, with Hoffa’s supporters warning of a major power struggle in the 2 million member union.
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