Senate Liberals Abandon Tax Amendment Efforts
Washington liberals dropped a 10 day effort to cut taxes and end oil depictions as they failed to win a Senate vote. The chamber approved an amendment free bill to raise the national debt to 495 billion dollars through March 31, while Humphrey pledged future action. The bill, to be sent to President Nixon during his Moscow visit, faced liberal resistance over attached measures.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Moscow
Tiine
Copter Lands at Wantagh Beach With Nuclear Warheads
Military officials would not confirm reports that an army Chinook helicopter, en route from Long Island to New Jersey, made an emergency landing on a Jones Beach parking lot carrying nuclear warheads. The Tuesday incident occurred after one of its turbine systems failed.
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Wantagh
N.Y
UPT
Jones Beach
Long Island
New Jersey
Famous Beach
Newsday
East Farmingdale
Defense Department
Pentagon
Army
McGuire Air Force Base
Foy Dix
State Parkway Poliee
Bayshore
Suffolk County
Seymour Becker
County Health Department
Ulster Cleric Attacks IRA as Evil Force
In Londonderry, a Roman Catholic bishop denounced the IRA as an evil force, urging Catholics in Bogside and Croggan to demand a total cease-fire. He warned that youths are drawn into these groups and suffer consequences, calling for a lasting peace in the community.
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Belfast
UPI
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Edward Daly
Bogside
Croggan
Fort Watton Avathy Florida Post Office Notice
Second class matter entry for Fort Watton Avathy Florida with subscription rates and delivery options. Includes daily and Sunday pricing, monthly and yearly plans, and post office office code 243-3127 with circulation 243-6242. Also notes Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Fort Watton Avathy Plarida
Mam
Audit
Woreau of
Senate panel: Humphrey Mills took illegal corporate donations
The Senate Watergate committee found that Senator Hubert H. Humphrey and Representative Wilbur Mills received corporate funds for campaigns in 1972. The report notes Gulf Oil, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, and Associated Milk Producers Inc financed staff, rallies, and services, with Mills and Humphrey invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Llp
Senate Watergate Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hop
Wilbur Mills
Howard Baker
Tenn
CIA
Baker
Slelf
Mills
Humphrey
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Nixon
Iowa
Gulf Oil Corp
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Am Company
Murphrey
Sormpular
London Heathrow on high alert amid anti terror scare
Heathrow airport was placed on anti terror alert with hundreds of police and soldiers deployed. Queen Elizabeth Prime Minister Wilson and other royals had flights canceled or diverted as security tightened following intelligence reports of possible attacks involving Middle East groups. Flights continued, but a large military operation was unfolding around the terminal.
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London
APT
Heathrow International
Queen Elizabeth
Harold Wilson
al Fatah
Middle East
Robert Bell
Britain
Northern Ireland
Home Office
Royal Air Force
Comet
Wilson
James Callaghan
North Atlantic Council
Nixon
Brussels
British Airport Authority
Prince Edward
Princess Margaret
Throual Heathrow
Abduction Tie to BLA Investigated
Jacksonville police probe a possible link between a hitchhiker abduction and a double murder by the Black Liberation Army. Detectives found no connection yet between the Tuesday incident and the killings of Stephen Orlando and Stephen Roberts. Citizens urged to walk with others and stay aware after Roberts was found stabbed and beaten.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Apt
Black Liberation Army
Matt Touthton
Stephen A. Orlando
Stephen Lamont Roberts
Dale Carson
Roberts
Rivers
Orlando
New Jersey
Collee
Ehrlichman Trial Begins On Conspiracy And Perjury
Washington UPI report states former White House aide John Ehrlichman faces criminal conspiracy and perjury charges over the Ellsberg break-in. Judge Gesell excused 28 of 10 prospective jurors, then questioned 60 more in private, with five excused. Witness list includes Kissinger Shultz Zair Colson. EhrlichmanAt Watergate linked burglary could carry up to 10 years. co-defendants have convictions.
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Gesell
Henry A. Kissinger
Treasury
George P. Shultz
White House
Alexander M. Zair
Charles W. Colson
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Los Angeles
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Elisberg
Economic Index for May Shows Slight Increase
The government's index of leading economic indicators rose slightly in May, with Commerce Secretary Frederick B. Dent stating the economy is shaking off Arab oil embargo effects. May figures offset April's steep drop, revising it to show no change from March, and the index increased by 9.2 percent for the month.
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Washington
UPSI
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Commerce Department
Simon Sees Wage Hikes Held Down
Washington Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told a joint economic subcommittee that he expects wage growth around 10 percent this year, roughly half the pace feared by some economists. He said inflation could slow to about 7.5 percent by year-end 1974 and urged Republicans to focus on anti inflation messaging while avoiding tax cuts as quick fixes.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Treasury Department
Shuon
Melvin praises press scrutiny. criticizes disclosure bill
Rep. Jerry Melvin of Fort Walton Beach cites Watergate as proof the system works while warning the newly passed financial disclosure law may harm more than help. He urges ethics oversight of the press and supports a forthcoming state Ethics Commission with broad powers to subpoena and audit.
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Jerry Melvin
Fort Walton Beach
Watergate
Tallahassee
Melvin
Florida
Northwest Florida Press Club
Supreme Court
We ‘al Press Corps
Fallahassee
Panhandle
Capitol Press
Grand Jury Probes O'Malley over Paintings Land Purchase
Tallahassee upi report: State Treasurer Tom O'Malley allegedly sold three paintings to a former Miami hospital administrator for 7500 dollars and used 6000 to buy a one third interest in 420 acres of undeveloped land east of Tallahassee. Subpoenas issued for Miami bank records and for Evans and other officials as the grand jury widens its inquiry.
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O'Malley
Ride
Tallahassee
UPI
Tom O'Malley
Miami Hospital
Woodlands
Jerry Davies
Sanford
Bronstein
Miami
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Astate Grand Jury
T. Edward Austin
Grand Jury
Nosyko International
Bronstain
Davies
California
Branstein
Osley
Cedars Hospital
Dade County
Gal
O’malleys
Hranstein
Ollie L. Evans Jr
Austin
Evans
Jefferson County
London
Geoffrey Russell
Russell
James H. Campbell
John T. Cline
Bureau of Property Risk Retention
State Fire Insurance Fund
Riccardo G. Chavalo
Bennett Heldman
District Court of Appeals
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Dmass
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Henry NM. Jackson
BLA
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