Boyle charged in Yablonski slayings in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh AP wires report deposed United Mine Workers president W A Tony Boyle faces murder charges in the 1969 killings of Jock Yablonski his wife and daughter. State warrants allege Boyle initiated the plot with Turnblazer Pass and others as part of a broader conspiracy tied to UMW District 19.
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Watergate jurors probe $100,000 AmShip gift
The Watergate grand jury subpoenas eight American Ship Building Co employees from Lorain as part of a probe into a $100,000 corporate donation to President Nixon’s reelection campaign. AmShip spokesman declined further comment, noting corporate contributions are prohibited by federal law while individuals may donate from personal funds.
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AmShip officials seek delay for Watergate appearance
AmShip executives led by secretary Robert Bartlome and treasurers Daniel Kissel and Roy Walker moved for a two week postponement of their court appearances in the Watergate inquiry. Attorney Timothy McMahon cited potential conflicts of interest with the company's longtime lawyer. The firm had reportedly donated to the Nixon campaign on the same day officials disclosed the inquiry.
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Guerrillas, Hostages Fly to Arab Country
Five Palestinian guerrillas and six hostages boarded a Syrian Arab Airlines Caravelle from Bourget for an unnamed Arab nation. The group released four women captives en route and provided details of a 28 hour ordeal under gunpoint with threats of death.
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Miss Ohio 21 in 74 pageant shows similar stats to past winners
Atlantic City reports compare Cheryl Ann Yourkvitch Miss Ohio to Miss America winners from 1922 to 1972. The feature notes height bust weight and eye color trends, talent focus such as dancing, and commentary by Albert Marks Jr. about judges seeking a composite ideal of beauty talent and grace.
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Nixon demands new State of the Union push to curb spending
President Nixon denounces Congress as having a very disappointing record and says he will send a new State of the Union message Monday urging action on inflation defense and bills on energy education housing and development The advisor line shows bipartisan reaction and notes Nixon plans to press Congress on administration measures amid Watergate related questions
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Nixon accused of bugging his brother's telephone
The Washington Post reports President Nixon ordered the Secret Service to wiretap his brother Donald Nixon during his first term due to fears over his brother's finances. A Secret Service spokesman declined to comment.
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