UMW President Boyle Convicted in Campaign Contribution Case
United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle was convicted on 13 counts in U S District Court relating to union campaign contributions. James Kmetz, director of the union's political arm, was found innocent on four counts charged. Boyle has led the union since 1963.
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James Kmetz
Kmetz
Boyle
Union Officer Convicted in Campaign Fund Conspiracy Case
Boyle, a union officer, was found guilty on conspiracy and illegal campaign contribution counts after a two week federal trial. Owens and Kmetz faced related charges. the government alleged $49 250 in union funds was funneled to parties via the Non Partisan League bank account. Bond remains in place until sentencing and possible appeal.
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Boyle
Owens
Kmetz
Union
League
Egangel
Charles Ruff
Crosses Erected on Courthouse Lawn by Youths
Three wooden crosses were placed on the west side of the Old Williamson County Courthouse by Marion Second Baptist Church youths. The center cross rises 14 feet with side crosses at about 12 feet. the inscription reads He is not here He is risen. Carriers were Wade Hudgins 20 Kerry Hudgens 15 Alan Clemons 20 and Jim Rich 18.
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Marion Square
Marion Second Baptist Church
Williamson County
Christ
Wade Hudgins
Kerry Hudgens
Alan Clemons
Jim Rich
Mitchell Memo Links Attorney General to Convention Role
Mrs. Susan Lichtman, a secretary for seven weeks to Mrs. Dita Beard, recalls typing a memo that suggested former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell had a hand in placing the Republican National Convention. Mitchell denies involvement, and Mrs. Beard, lobbyist for ITT, says she did not write any such document.
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Susan Lichtman
Dita Beard
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Beard
Washington
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
B52 Bomber Crashes in Orlando Residential Area
An eight engined B52 from McCoy Air Force Base crashed into a residential district near Orlando injuring and killing several. Mayor Langford said seven crewmen died and civilian casualties were possible as eight homes were damaged and flames gutted three.
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Orlando
Fla
Carl Langford
Bart Forster
McCoy Air Force Base
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Charles Goulder
Allies lose two more bases in northern Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces pushed from two bases in the far north with a third potentially abandoned. South Vietnamese withdrew earlier bases along the DMZ as civilians fled towns south of the zone after shelling that killed at least three and damaged homes and a school.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Tonight cloudy with a chance of showers and lows in the 30s. Saturday remains cloudy then partly sunny in the afternoon with highs in the mid 50s. Sunday through Tuesday stays partly cloudy with a shower risk by Tuesday and temperatures from the mid 20s to mid 50s. map page 22.
Fire destroys West Frankfort flower shop and coffee house
In West Frankfort, Lacy's Flower Shop and Spirit's Inn coffee house were destroyed by a blaze started by gas in the rear of the flower shop. Damage was about 125000 with possible total losses over 1 million if the fire spread.
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West Frankfort
Zelah Scalf
George
Clara Tadlock
Spirit’s Inn
Harkins
Pete Zavich
Table Pride
Tadlock
Harrisburg
Jerry Owens
Owen
Doctors Hosee
Herrin
Benton
Carterville
Walier
Carbondale
Zeigler
Lesser
East Main Street
Holland Drug Store
State plane damaged in Tulsa fire during return to Springfield
An Illinois Beechcraft King Air carrying six state officials and aides caught fire at Tulsa International Airport. The aircraft was to return lawmakers Sen. Tom Merritt Sen. Daniel Dougherty and Rep. Wilbur H. Lauterbach to Springfield after a survey trip on the Arkansas River Waterway. Passengers evacuated, extinguishers used, fire likely started in the heating system.
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Illinois
Tulsa International
Springfield
State Commission On Economic Development
Arkansas River Waterway
Allan F. Landolt
Landolt
Tom Merritt
R-Hoopeston
Daniel Dougherty
Chicago
Wilbur H. Lauterbach
Bartonville
Nixon blocks rail strikes with 60 day emergency boards
President Nixon invoked the National Railway Labor Act to appoint emergency boards in two disputes, halting potential walkouts by about 6,000 AFL-CIO Sheet Metal Workers and the AFL-CIO United Transportation Union over Penn Central and related work rules. The move blocks changes for 60 days to avert a nationwide rail shutdown.
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Washington
Nixon
National Railway Labor Act
Afl-Cio
Congress
Penn Central Railroad System
United Transportation Union
Penn Central
Graf
Ronald L. Ziegler
UTU
Penn Central Railroad
Association of American Railroads
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Sparta United Methodist Church
Coulterville
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Jerry Thomas
Gary
Biechler
Jack Griggs
Orlando, Fla
Pentagon
Forster
306Th
McCoy
West Frankfoft
Butch Nevious