Teamsters endorse President Nixon in surprise show of support
Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa stood with Richard Fitzsimmons and other union leaders as they endorsed President Nixon. The gathering at the White House followed a question about ties to a Justice Department decision and touched on McGovern criticisms, marijuana policy and the Vietnam war.
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Teamster
James Hoffa
Fitzsimmons
Washington
Justice Department
Department
Iol
Richard
Detroit
Teamsters
McGovern
Nixon
Navy destroyer Warrington linked to area blasts
report notes the Warrington, Robison and Wall were part of a three ship force that sank two barges while attempting to ferry supplies. Warrington was 20 miles off Dong Hoi amid explosions after the action. U S pilots conducted over 310 strikes inside North Vietnam that day against depots and warehouses. Miles Davis was arrested in New York on charges of unlawfully imprisoning and menacing a woman. he pleaded innocent and was freed to await trial.
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Newport
7Th Fleet
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N. H. Petree
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Navy
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Cao Cat Ra
Haiphong
New York
Miles Davis
West Side
Davis
Liza Merker
Sinatra defends self as probes press felon testimony continues
Sinatra faced questions about ties to organized crime while denying knowledge of a Mafia network. He invoked witness prerogatives and urged that testimony be allowed, after a long pursuit by the committee and public spectators filling the room.
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Barbara
Sands
Sinatra
Dangster
la Cosa Nostra
Patriarca
American Giril Liberties Union
Barbarza
Congressional
Alto Sports
Berkshire, Downs
Manenek
Mass
NewUngland Crime Syndicate
Milton
United States
Trny
Mario Po
National General taps officers for resignations
National General Corp announces the president first vice president and vice chairman of the board will resign their posts. Irving H Levin Harold A Lipton and Samuel Schulman will submit resignations at a board meeting Thursday. chairman Eugene V Klein said they would be retained as part time consultants pending approval. The firm operates in insurance underwriting book publishing and theater.
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Los Angeles
National General Corp
Irving H.levin
Harold A. Lipton
Samuel Schulman
Eugene V. Klein
Bar burglars rat on histre break in
Police responded to a burglar alarm at a Nashville bar and found a rat problem. Officers reported four large rats roaming near a popcorn patten machine as health officials were alerted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Health Department
Blackout Hits Queens and New York City Areas
A citywide electrical cut spared Sunday service but left some stations dark and signs unlit. Police saw residents guiding traffic with flashlights while traffic signals were down. At a Veterans Administration hospital a fire chief and an aide climbed 14 floors to move two critically ill patients, manually operating an electrically powered resuscitation bed for three hours until generators took over.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Fire Battalion
James Higgins
Robert Renode
Eagleton stepmother charged as speeder near New Buffalo
Jane Eagleton 61, stepmother of Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Thomas Eagleton, charged with driving eight miles per hour over the 70 mph limit. State police said she was ticketed near New Buffalo on Interstate 94 just outside the Michigan-Indiana border town.
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New Buffalo
Mich
Jane Eagleton
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Eagleton
St. Louis
Michiigan-Indiana
Egypt orders out Russian advisers as Sadat seeks new arms policy
Egypt moves to expel Soviet military advisers amid debate over arms needs and shifting alliances. Arab analysts view the step as tightening Sadat's control, offsetting Soviet influence and defusing Israeli reliance on American support. The report notes Egypt's growing debt to the USSR and hopes for new weapons while signaling detente between Washington and Moscow.
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Egypt
Semrat An Nahar
Soviet Union
Middle East
Russia
Sadat
Kremlin
Kyrimlin
Israel
Beirut
UPS
Gerard Loughan
Sidky
Nixon
Moscow
Water fountain request at Ocean Boulevard bus depot sparks fix
City transit depot in Long Beach prompts action after a reader complaint about no water fountain. Willard Doll promises a fountain at the Ocean Boulevard depot serving STD, Continental Trailways, Grey Line, and Airport Service. Controversy over parental liability for young adult accident debts noted in legal advice column discussion.
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Ocean Boulevard
RTD
M.W
Wilmington
Willard Doll
Consolidated Bua
Action Line
Ocean Blvd
Southern California Rapid Transit District
STD
Continental Trailways
Grey Line Tours Co
Airport Service Inc
Monumental Washington Monument shows minor upkeep only
A Long Beach reader asks if the Washington Monument was renovated or rebuilt. Officials say no major work has occurred since 1884. only minor repairs, exterior marble cleaning in 1954, and elevator modernization in 1958 were performed. The 555 foot high monument remains structurally sound.
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Washington, D.C
Washington Monument
Long Beach
George Washington
Joseph P. Kagfin
Seventeen jailed after gunfire at Firestone area party
Neighborhood disturbance ends with 17 arrested after three shots fired at sheriff’s deputies during a late Monday incident at 1622 Firestone Blvd. in the Firestone area. Deputies stormed a ground floor apartment and disarmed two men. Arrests include a 48 year old and a minor, booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder, with 15 adults and 6 juveniles charged with disturbing the peace and interfering with an officer.
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Firestone
Joe Estes
Wrestone
Firestone Blvd
Pim
Biles
Pha
Estes
James Mann
Wall Sh
Toledo Police Officer of the Year Charged in Slaying
In Toledo, Larry Eddinger, the Police Officer of the Year four years ago, faces first degree charges in the fatal shooting of 35 year old Thomas G. Neiswender. Neiswender was killed in a west side bar early today after Eddinger aided by racing through a burning building and awakening occupants.
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UPI
Larry Eddinger
Day
Thomas G. Nelswender
Eddinger
Neiswender
West Side
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