Tax evasion charged against Rep Gallagher in Newark indictment
A seven count federal indictment unsealed in Newark charges Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher of Bayonne New Jersey with evading more than 100000 dollars in income taxes perjury and conspiracy. The case ties to two unindicted coconspirators and former Jersey City officials. Gallagher allegedly understated 1966 and 1967 income and helped others evade taxes. He has served in Congress since 1951 and led Asia subcommittee actions on U.S. aid to West Pakistan and Bangladesh recognition.
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Washington ( AP
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Justice Department
Gallagher
Bayonne
N.J
U.S. District Court
Newark
Jersey City
Thomas J. Whelan
Jersey City City
Thomas M. Flaherty
Flaherty
Whelan
Lewisburg
House
Congress
U.S
West Pakistan
Bangladesh
Senate weighs diverting war powers bill to study
The Senate considers sending a bill restricting war powers to the Judiciary Committee for constitutional study. Sen. Javits frames the vote as testing support for or against legislation in this field while Sen. Hruska warns of constitutional implications. The measure, opposed by the Nixon administration, would allow limited presidential hostilities for 30 days to repel or forestall threats.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Javits
Hruska
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cooter withdraws from New Mexico State Board race
Roswell’s Paul A. Cooter withdraws from the Republican bid for State Board of Education District 7 to remain on the Municipal Boundary Commission. His withdrawal leaves George S. Richardson unopposed in the GOP primary while George O. Teel runs unchallenged for the Democratic side. Former Gov. Campbell appointed Cooter to the commission after its 1965 creation.
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Santa FE
N. M
Paul A. Cooter
Roswell
State Board of Education
State Municipal Boundary Commission
Cooter
Betty Fiorina
Chaves
Eddy
DeBaca
Lincoln
Bruce King
King
Municipal Boundary Commission
George S. Richardson
District 7 Board of Education
Richardson
George O. Teel
Artesia
Jack M. Campbell
Commission
British labor leaders quit in protest move
Three top Labour figures Roy Jenkins Harold Lever and George Thomson resigned from the party high command in a dispute over Harold Wilson's Common Market policy. Shirley Williams warned she would quit if Labour did not push for a more constructive stance toward the EEC membership.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Labor Party
High Command
Harold Wilson
Roy Jenkins
Wilson
Harold Lever
George Thomson
Labor
Shirley Williams
Britain
Apollo 16 crew faces final preflight medical tests
Cape Kennedy reports Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly undergo a four hour medical exam amid isolation measures adopted after the Apollo 13 scare. They plan two surface excursions and a command ship simulator session before a planned Sunday 12 54 p m EST launch.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thomas K. Mattingly
Mattingly
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Space Center
Young
Duke
Moon
Justices withdraw from NM candidate filing fee hearing
Supreme Court Chief Justice J C Compton and Justice Samuel Z Montoya recused themselves from a hearing on the legality of New Mexico's candidate filing fee. Oral arguments set for 10 a.m. Thursday involve A L Happy Apodaca of Las Cruces and opponents including Secretary of State Betty Fiorina and Attorney General Norvell. The suit contesting a Norvell opinion seeks to certify only those who paid the fee on April 4 for the June 6 primary or, alternatively, allow nonpayers to pay within a court fixed schedule.
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Santa FE
N.M
Supreme Court
J.C. Compton
Samuel Z. Montoya
New Mexico
Fred Standley
Harry Bigbee
A.L
Happy” Apodaca
Las Cruces
State Corporation
Navy hands base to Viets amid Vietnam withdrawals
Saigon AP dispatch says the U S Navy turned over its next to the last base in Vietnam to the South Vietnamese navy as President Nixon pressed withdrawals despite a major enemy offensive. Da Nang remains the final U S base to be handed over in the near future.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
da Nang
Seventh gangland slaying in New York tied to mob unrest
Police found the bullet-punctured body of Richard Grossman 36 in the trunk of an abandoned Brooklyn car, the seventh gangland style killing in two weeks. A mystery caller directed detectives to the parking lot and linked to the Joe Gallo case. Authorities caution against assuming a mob war. no confirmed links yet.
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Anthony Alborelli
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Brooklyn
Joe Gallo
Richard Grossman
Grossman
Brooklyn Homicide Headquarters
Joseph
Joe” Gallo
Edward Rappaport
Frank Fermian
Roswell RCDC Hires Bryson as Associate Executive
Bob J. Bryson is hired as associate executive for the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce. He will lead the reorganized Business Development, Community Improvement and Women's Division and handle membership sales. Bryson, a native of Hobbs and ENMU graduate, previously directed Industrial Relations at the Roswell RETC and worked as a vocational counselor in Hobbs.
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Roswell
ENMU
Hobbs
New Mexico State Employment Service
RETC
Bryson
RCDC
Linda
Clyde Allensworth
del Norte Dr
el Capitan
Artesia Man Dies After Pickup Crash East of Artesia
Forrest L. Estep 36 of Loco Hills died from injuries after his pickup went off U S 82 near Artesia early Sunday. He passed away in an Artesia hospital. In other regions Reykjavik hosts a 30 country meeting to draft an ocean dumping convention under UN auspices. In Washington Pa Annette Gilly pleads guilty to three murders and one conspiracy in the Yablonski family slayings. In Lubbock two men arrested. 190 pounds marijuana seized as part of a 1000 pound shipment tied to a three state ring. In Washington FDA to test voluntary cosmetics filing with potential mandatory rules if not adopted. In Washington Chile plans to formally accuse the U S of blocking Allende’s election. In Chicago Connally cites a 97 percent fraud rate in nonpayer tax returns.
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Artesia
Forrest L. Estep
Loco Hills
Estep
U.S. 82
Washington
Annette Gilly
Yablonski
Gilly
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Joseph “Jack’’ Yablonski
Lubbock
Tex
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American Society of Training and Development
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