Postpone Dean Testimony Date to Aid Nixon Brezhnev Talks
Senate Watergate committee votes 6 to 1 to delay Dean's testimony a week to aid Nixon Brezhnev summit efforts. Archibald Cox weighs possibility of indicting a President and subpoenas while continuing to seek White House documents and logs.
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
White House
John W. Dean
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Sendl
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNA
Ervin
Mansfield
Scott
Nixon
Brezhnev
Dean
Capitol
Dran
Cox
Commerce Department
John W. Bean
White Mouse
Leonard Garment
Sam Dash
Committee
Jackson probes gas shortage claims against oil industry
Sen. Henry M. Jackson said he will chair a subcommittee to determine if current gasoline shortages are real or manipulated by major oil firms. He faulted the FTC for limited replies and claimed the agency is being spoon fed by the industry.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Trade Commission
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
FTC
Therg
Militant Protestant group claims Northern Ireland killings
Ulster Freedom Fighters, a breakaway from the Ulster Defence Association, claimed two Catholic murders in two days and threatened more in Northern Ireland. British intelligence eyed infiltrating agents to capture the 21 members. Police urged tipsters to call confidential numbers with information on the killings or the group.
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Beliag Ware
Wem
Northern Ireland
Ulster Freedom Fighters
UFF
Belfast
Daniel Rouse
James Kelly
Michael Watson
Tommy Herron
Lugal Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Wilson
UFF O
Patiect
Aid to Hanoi Talks Resume in France
United States and North Vietnam renewed talks in France on U S aid to North Vietnam. Negotiations began March 13 and resumed after a break due to cease-fire violations. Maurice Williams led the U S side while Dang Viet Chau spoke for Hanoi with no clear outcome yet.
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Hanoi
France
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
North
Vietnam
Maurice Wiliams
Williams
Dang Viet Chau
Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
le Due Tho
Autopsy Delayed On Lanyard Death In Fort Walton Beach
Okaloosa County sheriff reports autopsy results pending to determine cause of death of a youth pronounced dead on arrival at Eglin Hospital June 9. Autopsy on Craig Langdrd, 702 Viola St, was performed June 11 by County Pathologist Dr Jerome Cebula. Investigating deputies Stufus Armstrong and Baty Clinkingheard led the case.
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Fort Wall Beach
Eglin Hospital
Okaloosa County
Schlesinger Ready To Continue Bombs To Halt Take Over
James P. Schlesinger told the Senate panel he could advise resuming bombing of North Vietnam if needed to halt a Communist offensive. He supported continued bombing of Cambodia but said he would follow Congress if funds are cut. He is moving from CIA to Pentagon amid Watergate shakeup and debated European troop retention.
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Schlesinger
Washington
UPD
James P. Schlesinger
North Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon
Defense Post
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Europe
Indochina
North
Vietnam
Congress
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senators Getaway Weekend Exposes Lobbyist Ties
A group of Florida state senators defend their June Panama Costa Rica retreat after the 60 day session saying they paid most costs and no business was discussed with lobbyist Harald D Lewis who organized travel. Participants included Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner Senate President-Designate Dempsey Barron and several senators.
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Tallahassee
UPD
Panama
Costa Firca
A.D. Davis
Harald D. Lewis
Lewis
Tom Gallen
Bradenton
Agriculture
Doyle Conner
Gallen
Senate
Dempsey Barron
D-Pangma City
Conner
Senate Gop
David Lane
Fort Lauderdale
Neleningen
James Gossion
R-Eustis
John Ware
Ware
Citrus Mutual, Natural Gas Association
Aggregates Association of Florida
Florida Concrete and Products Assn
Florida Security Dealers Assn
Associated General Contractors of America Inc
Florida Association of
Mayors Embrace Funding Plan for New Act
San Francisco Secretary James Lynn told the 41st Conference of U.S. Mayors that the Better Communities Act will provide forward funding for urban programs. He said transitional funding through July 1 1974 will be adequate and noted outlays for 1974 at 1.90 billion dollars, slightly above 1973. The talk followed a call to back a federal tax hike to curb inflation.
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San Francisco
UPS
James T. Lynnn
Department of and Urban Develops
Lynn
Conference of
U.S
Heark. m
Conference of Mayors
Playground Daily News Offerings at Fort Wallon Beach Post Office
A fragmented notice from February 7 164 at Fort Wallon Beach Florida references a postal act set for March 1. The readable text hints at a main office and classified notices though details are unclear.
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Secord
Fort Wallon Beach
Florida
Supreme Court backs FDA power to require drug approvals
The Supreme Court ruled 7 0 that Congress authorized the FDA to require prescription drugs prove not just safety but effectiveness and to apply these rules retroactively to pre 1962 products. The decision covers metan products and affirms FDA authority to decide which drugs need approval before sale.
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Texas
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Community notices from Okaloosa District groups published
Okaloosa Digest outlines submission rules for notices to Playground Daily News and lists upcoming meetings. Items include Boy Scouts Cioctawhatehee District at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Valparaiso Niceville Jaycees at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Disabled American Veterans meet 7:30 p.m. at 196 Circle Drive, Eglin NCO Open Mess meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Weak Enders camping group 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, and Fort Walton Beach Kiwanis speaker Max Bruner Jr. at noon Tuesday.
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Rere Cee BO
BSA
Cioctawhatehee
Boy Scouts of America
Presbyterian Church
Shalimar
Valparaiso-Niceville
Jaycees
Jaycées
Chamber of Commerce
Dohin Sims
Playground
Circle Drive
NCOA
Non-Commissioned Officers Association
Eglin
Eglin Nco
National Campers and Hikers Association
St. Simons
the Sound Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
Fort Walton Beach
Holiday Inn
Okaloosa Island
Max Bruner
Okaloosa County
Indian War Veteran Fraske Dies at 101 in Chicago
Fredrak Fraske, last army veteran of the American Indian Wars, dies at 101 at his daughter Lillian Fraske's home. Born in Germany, he emigrated to the United States and served in the Wyoming Territory during the 1880s and 1890s, discharged as a private in 1897. His long service predates most U S veterans.
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Chicago
Fredrak Fraske
Veterans Administration
Fraske
Lillian Fraske
Naske
Germany
United States
Wyoming Territory
Mekong River convoy under air cover faces heavy fire
U S backed convoy of eight tankers and cargo ships moves toward Phnom Penh under air cover as Communist fire erupts along the river banks. One Panamanian tanker Mekong Trader struck but not seriously damaged. heavy fighting reported along Highway 4 about 17 miles southwest of the capital.
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Pal
U.S
Phnom Penh
Pat
Mekong
Thessapital
Andan
Ruuning
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Eglin Parkway
Ft. Wallon Beach
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