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A collage of scattered items mentions Willan Meltz a St. Louis bachelor who left 85000 to the U S government via savings bonds and a Shultz ceremony. A Turkish student Na hmi Capen received 1000 015 05 instead of 15 05, then returned the funds. An antiwar group plans to aid POW release and Jane Fonda attends a Hanoi conference.
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Willan Meltz
St. Louis
Meltz
U.S
United States
Treasury
George T- Shultz
Shultz
Teamsters Union
Frank Fitzsimmons
Scholtz
Moltz
Nahmi Capan
Capen
Capan
University of Tulsa
Grand Junction
Colo
Tulsa
Tulsa Bak
Colorado Bank
Colorado
Hanoi
Tom Hayden
Mayden
Chicago
San Diego
Indochina
North Vietnam
Hayden
New York
Jane Fonda
Daniel Berrigan
U.S. Parole Board
Justice Department
Berrigan
Ramsey Clark
Hanoii
Washington
Catonsville
McGovern targets Nixon Vietnam tactics in final week
McGovern plans a three pronged closing attack on Nixon focusing on what aides call Machiavellian manipulation of the Vietnam issue. He accuses the administration of deception over the stalled ceasefire and criticizes Thieu for blocking terms, aiming to rally disillusioned voters as the deadline passes.
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Pittsburgh
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
North Vietnam
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Southeast Asia
Metsovern
Thieu
Johnson
Taieu
Thiet
Hartford
U.S
Eand
North American Rockwell bids for Rockwell Manufacturing
North American Rockwell Corp of Southern California offered about 250 million in common stock to acquire Pittsburgh based Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Rockwell president Louis Paize said the offer equals 11 shares for each Rockwell share and plans to recommend acceptance at the upcoming board meeting. The aerospace firm totals 2.2 billion in value and traces to 1967 origins with Rockwell Standard Corp.
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Los Angeles
UPI
North American
Rockwell Corp
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Louis Paize
Rockwell
Paize
Aréopace
Morger
Rockwell Standard Corp of
Pittsburgh
Rockwell Manufacturing
McGovern Urges Nixon to Step Down Over Watergate
In Pittsburgh McGovern attacked Nixon over the Watergate bugging scandal and said the president should leave the White House. He also pledged to restore a peacetime economy without shattering defense jobs for workers.
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McGovern
Pittsburgh
Injured dockers to get boost
President Nixon approved legislation liberalizing workmen compensation for tongshoremen and harbor workers. It raises maximum weekly benefits from 70 to 167 dollars in 30 days and to 200 percent of the national average by October 1 1976, with an estimated cost of 9.78 million dollars. A national referendum on a new constitution for Korea is planned for November 21 to empower the president at the expense of parliament.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Constitution Sequl
Ark ‘Chung-Hee
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Zell
Pollack
Sus Coleman
Palos Verdes
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AL Eisele
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Hong Kong
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Korea
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Dacron
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Shelton
Bullock’s
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