Romania praised by Rogers during Bucharest visit
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Willan P. Rogers praised Romanian sovereignty and non interference during a Bucharest stop on a nine nation world tour. He met with President Ceausescu and Premier Maurer and signed a consular practice agreement with Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu to deepen Romania United States ties and push most favored nation status for Romanian exports.
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U. S
William P. Rogers
Romania
Corneliu Manescu
Bucharest
UPT
Ins
Willan P. Rogers
United States
Rogers
Romanlia
Nicolae Ceausescia
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Budapest
Athens
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Nixon
Moscow
Peking
Greece
George Papadopontos
Manescu
Washington
Reagan envoy hails Europe ties amid Common Market talks
In Brussels Governor Reagan, Nixon’s envoy, says the United States places top importance on Europe ties and NATO links as Britain nears joining the Common Market. He carries a message to King Baudouin and meets with Mansholt and Luns on expanding trade with six European countries.
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Ronald Reagan
United States
Europe
California
Nixon
Britain
Tyeland
Norway
Denmark
Brusses
Den
Switzerland
Austria
Portugal
Finland
Iceland
U.S
Hts
Copenhagen
Reagan
Enope
Baudouin
Steco Mansholt
Commean Market Executive Commission
Joseph Luns
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Grand jury action in McCord case bound over
James W. McCord Jr. and four others in the Democratic headquarters break in case were bound over for grand jury action in Washington. A District of Columbia police sergeant described the arrest at the Watergate complex and found four sheets of partly letterhead on McCord. The Barker family verbally attacked government prosecutor Earl Silbert after Thursday’s hearing.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Ilne Lf
District of Columbia Superior Court
Bernard L. Barker
Miami
Fla
Earl Silbert
Maria Moffett
Silbert
Clara Barker
Barker
Leeper
McCord
Tle
Pot
Saison
Million dollar phone gear thief sentenced to probation
Jerry N. Schneider of Topanga was sentenced to three years probation and days in jail after pleading he used Pacific Telephone computer systems to obtain more than 1 million dollars worth of telephone equipment. He was ordered to stop buying and selling latephone gear and to undergo psychiatric testing. Investigators said he created an order in 1968 and then drove to a loading dock in a painted truck to steal console units and related items for resale through his Los Angeles Telephone and Telegraph Co. smuggling.
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Jerry N. Schneider
Topanga
Superior Cawt Jwuge
George M. Dell
Schneider
Pacific Telephone
Los Angeles Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bomb Extortion Plot Nipped. Suspect Arrested in Chicago
FBI arrested 22 year old Joseph Di Vittorio in a South Side Chicago field after he threatened American Airlines with a bomb and demanded 15000 dollars. He was charged with extorting money from an interstate corporation and to appear before a U S magistrate.
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Chicago
API
Joseph de Vittorio
FBI
American Airlines
Vittorio
di Vittorio
U.S
Julie Eisenhower Celebrates 24th Birthday at Atlantic Beach
Julie Nixon Eisenhower marked her 24th birthday on Wednesday with husband David at their Atlantic City home. President and Mrs. Nixon extended birthday greetings from the California White House via telephone.
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Washington
UPI
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
David
Atlantic
Mrs. Nixon
California White House
Powder Puff Derby pilots seek advice from recordholder
SAN CARLOS 184 women fliers head to the Powder Puff Derby start Friday at San Carlos airport. Capt Elgen Long, a globe spanning pilot who set eight world records, urged careful planning. World War II ace Col Gregory Boyington will start the 97-plane race to Toms River, with mandatory stops in Moline and Latrobe before the 6 pm July 10 finish.
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San Carlos
Elgen Long
Woodside
Gregory “Pappy” Boyington
Fresno
Toms River
Moline
Latrobe
Keating to resign envoy post to aid Nixon campaign
Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating will quit as ambassador to India before the Republican National Convention to join President Nixon’s re election effort. The move ends three years in New Delhi amid souring US India ties after India sided with East Pakistan in the 1971 war. Keating plans to return to the United States around August 1 and will campaign for Nixon.
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U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Nixon
Keating
India
Pakistan
Washington
Nest Delhi
United States
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
New York State
Republican Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Jack Anderson
Indira Gandhi
United Nations
Gravel enters Democratic VP race for Miami Beach convention
Sen. Mike Gravel announces at a news conference his bid for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He urges an open contest for delegates to choose the running mate, critiques rubber stamping, and pledges to advocate for minorities and open dialogue as vice president.
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Washington
Mike Gravel
Miami Beach
Gravel
Mio
Ypu
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Senate
Amchitka Island
Alaska Aleutian
Springfield
Mass
Columbia University
Anchorage
Alaska House of Representatives
Flattery For Floors Appears In Classified Ads Todays
An unusual classified card touts flooring options with playful wording. The snippet suggests a local advertisement in a newspaper classified section promoting floor coverings and related services.
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Kenneth Keating
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Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
George C. Wallace
Alabam
Jake
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