Administration claims broad new wiretap powers in US
In Chicago court papers the Nixon administration argues it may conduct domestic electronic surveillance without court approval to stop violent disorder. The memo cites antiwar demonstrators and notes taps were used to gather foreign intelligence and protect the nation. Names include Rennie Davis Jerry Rubin Bobby Seale and Thomas Hayden.
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Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Chicago
Ent
Cago
Rennie C. Davis
Jerry C. Rubin
Youth International Party
Yippies
David T. Dellinger
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Bobby G. Seale
The
Black Panthers
Thomas E. Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Suspected negligence in Evans collision discussed at hearings
Two officers aboard the U S destroyer Frank E Evans face suspected negligence after the Melbourne collision that killed 74 sailors. Lt Ronald C Ramsey and Lt James R Hopson testified as the joint U S Australian inquiry neared a ruling while Ramsey's counsel sought time for evidence review. The board, not a punitive body, heard Melbourne captain Captain John P Stevenson push for responsibility and a handbook instruction cited as navigation guidance.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
Beach
Calif
James R. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Ramsey
Hopson
Frederick F. Tilton
Navy
Judge Advocate General
John P. Stevenson
Stevenson
Evans
Time Tight For Final Surtax Action In Congress
Sen John J Williams Republican on Senate Finance says unlikely Congress can finish action on the 10 percent surtax extension by June 30. House delays and limited Senate time threaten early adjournment with hearings to follow. administration urges quick passage and possible temporary withholding extension.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House
John J. Williams
Senate
Nixon
White House
Williams
Delaware Republican
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Kennedy
Long
Ways and Means
Den
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cattle Drive Ends With Barbecue In Pagosa Springs
In Pagosa Springs Colorado a 600 head Charolais herd ends a 13 day drive from Bluewater New Mexico. The town hosts a free barbecue Indian dances and a western dance to mark the drive’s end with locals and 2500 visitors in attendance.
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Pagosa Springs
Colo
Abilene
Dodge City
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Great Western Land and Cattle Co
New Mexico
Eldon Gibson
Yesteryear
Jicarilla Apache
Ute
Great Western
Woman Wins Top Back Pay Claim in Air Force Case
Dorothy B. Louks of Medway, Ohio, awarded $100,935.24 back pay after 11 years, for her firing as an Air Force accountant in 1958 tied to Senate investigations. She seeks a pension via future government employment. amount covers back pay to 1968 with funds split between retirement and life insurance.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
U.S
Dorothy B. Louks
Medway
Senate
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Memphis
Tenn
Justice Department
Louks
Washington
Thomas M. Gettings Jr
Gettings
Sums Court
New Push Seen For Tax Package
Gov. James A. Rhodes plans to revive a push for an education tax package with Ohio Senate and House Republicans. They discussed county based income taxes and higher sales and liquor taxes to fund public education over the next two years. Attending leaders included Theodore M. Gray J. Maloney Ralph S. Regula Charles F. Kurfess Robert E. Levitt Ralph E. Fisher and E. W. Lampson.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Vinta
J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Charles F. Kurfess
Wooster
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
of the
Ways and Means
Steel and Bank Giants Halt Antitrust Battles
The United States sues U S Steel for monopolistic reciprocal purchasing while First National City Corp. withdraws from a planned merger with Chubb after a government threat. The actions mark a setback for industry and a victory for antitrust policy under A G McLaren.
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William Barton Washington
Justice Department
U.S. Steel Corp
First National City Corp
Richard W. McLaren
U.S. Steel
Thevernment
First National City Bank
New York City
Chubb Corp
U.S
McLaren
First National
City Corp
Chubb
Inland Marine
Prepand Comely Insurances
Steel
Savings Offer At First Federal Yoar
Savings deposited by June 20 earn from June 1 1843 at Gallia St Ad. Local bank promotes first federal Yoar account with early interest feature for new deposits.
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Gallia St
Graham Draws Overflow Crowd in New York Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham opened his New York crusade amid a vast crowd at Madison Square Garden, with about 25 000 in attendance and more than 15000 of them pledging faith. A 3000 overflow audience watched via closed circuit TV as the rally aired to 18 eastern cities.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Center
America
Three U.S. Units Named For Pullout In Vietnam
The U S 9th Marines and the 1st and 2nd Brigades of the 9th Infantry Division were designated the first of 25 000 American troops to be withdrawn by the end of August. About 16 000 troops will depart, with some leaving before mid July.
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Saigon
U.S. 9Th Marine Regiment
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
9Th Marines
da Nang
U.S
A Shau
101St Airborne Division
South Vietnam
Inside The Times Around Portsmouth Church Announcements Comics
Community page items include church notices and local events from Portsmouth. Readers find brief announcements, comic clues, and death notices reflecting neighborhood life and editorial voices.
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Portsmouth
Two Climbers Injured In Fall At Yellowstone Canyon
In Yellowstone National Park two young climbers were injured when one slipped while roped to the other. Beverly Knight, 18, daughter of James L. Knight president of the Miami Herald, and Bill Anceney of Gallatin Gateway, Mont, fell about 200 feet. Knight was treated in Jackson Wyoming for multiple injuries. Anceney suffered a head injury at Yellowstone Lake Hospital. Park evacuation team retrieved them around 7 p.m.
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Yellowstone National Park
Lewis River Canyon
Beverly Knight
James L. Knight
The
Miami
Fla
Anceney
Lake Hospital
Yellowstone Lake
Park
Grape Growers Open Talks With Union Amid Strike
Ten major table grape growers offered to negotiate with the AFL-CIO union representing vineyard workers in Indio California. The move marks a reversal from their stance that the union did not represent the workers and comes as a three year strike expands to an international boycott.
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Indio
Calif
Afl-Cio
California
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