Informer recounts his betrayal of Philip Berrigan to FBI
Douglas, an FBI informant in a Harrisburg trial, says he agreed to aid authorities after learning the plan to sic militant antiwar actions and draft-file vandalism. He admits to passing letters and conversations to the FBI and to helping men linked to the Berrigan case escape scrutiny.
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Ay Lee Linder Berrigan
Douglas
Associated Press
Dents
FBI Harrisburg, Pa
Ling
Boyd Douglas Jr
Washington
FBI
Philip Berrig
Bert
Belly
Conj
Herman
Rigin
Henry A. Douglas
Kissinger
Burknell University
Berrigan
Dowsles
Lewis
Borg
Mugele
U.S. Troops
Helthem
Vietnam
Sympa J
United Sates
Lwhen
Findings Show Officials Confused On Wage-Price Guidelines
The Associated Press reports that a December check found IRS officials sometimes gave the public wrong or vague wage price guidance. Ten inquiries by pretend businessmen showed six missteps or unclear answers, including a tactic to sidestep regulations. The test raises doubts about enforcement effectiveness.
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Brooks Jackson
Preae
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Assoer
Prass
Idea
IRS
Senate Judiciary Debates Equal Rights Amendment and Pay Rules
The Senate Judiciary Committee votes on a constitutional amendment for equal rights for women. The discussion includes a separate Ervin proposal to permit wage distinctions by physiological differences and notes on IRS spot checks and proposed pay raises under price guidelines and exemptions for essential workers.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam JF
Ervin Jr
DN C
Ervin
Sands
Helhe
Jie
IRS
House
New York
Senate
Firvin
Los Angeles
United States
Afl-Cuo
South Viet Says 82 Of Enemy Slain In Two-Day Push
South Vietnamese forces claim 82 enemy troops killed and 15 captured in a northern province as U S B 52 bombers strike in a heavy raid. U S command reports an 87th North Vietnam raid this year with Finch fighter bomber hitting an anti aircraft radar near Dong Hoi. Reinforcements counterattack near Hue, mortars fire, four South Vietnamese wounded and two trucks damaged. President Thieu forecasts a major enemy offensive next summer to influence U S voters.
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George Esper
Wester Saigon
South Vietnamesa
Provincia
U.S. BS
U.S. Command
North
Viet- Nam
Finch
Dong Hoi
U.S
Carmtbodia
Salon
South Vietnam
Hue-De Neng
Hue
Mae
da Nang
Nguyen Ven Thien
Nixon
Thiew
Beef prices rise three cents in January
Washington AP reports that market beef prices increased by three cents per pound in January. The Agriculture Department notes home beef asks to consumers averaged a record 4.21 per pound, while farmers received 32.5 cents of that. The report also covers pork prices, the market basket cost, and farm share trends. I recall a year earlier farm shares were about 23 percent higher than in December.
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Washington
Suntermarket
Crite
Agrcniture Department
USDA
Department
Departiment
Dentists Call For School Bus Seat Padding
The Maryland State Dental Association urged state officials to consider padding school bus seats to reduce oral facial injuries to children. President Lewis C. Toomey noted injuries from striking unpadded front seats during a December 1971 Fork, Maryland incident. The board asked Governor Mandel and state officials to promote padded seats, without specific legislation.
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Towson
Maryland State Dental Association
M.S.D.A
Lewis C. Toomey
D.D.S
Neil Solomon
Col
Fork
Dental U Association
Board of Governors
Marvin Mandel
State Superintendent of Schools
Se Lcretary of Health
Convicted Assassin Testifies in Clarksville Yablonski Case
Claude Vealey 28 of Cleveland testifies against Paul Gilly in the Yablonski killings trial in Clarksville Pennsylvania. Vealey had pleaded guilty and previously testified against Aubran Martin as prosecutors present 18 witnesses. The trial references a mysterious source called Tony and names such as Annette Huddleston and Silous Huddleston. United Mine Workers leader W A Boylton denies any involvement and a $50000 reward is offered for tips.
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Gary Mihoces
Washington, Pa
Claude Vealey
Yablonski
Paul Gilly
Tial
Vealey
Cleveland
Aubran Martin
United Mine Workers Executive Board
Joseph “Jock Yablonski
Clarksville
Tony
T James Charles Phillips
Philligs
Wensley
Gilly Toll
Washington, D.C
Serenton
Phillips
Gilly
Annette
Silous Huddleston
Longshoremen Threaten to Strike All U.S. Ports
Longshore leader Harry Bridges warns docks will strike at every U.S. port if the Pay Board blocks approval of a new contract. The West Coast pact seeks about 22 percent pay rise, with joint action by ILA and West Coast unions planned if pay cuts are imposed.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
U.S
Los Angeles Times
Bridges
Vhief
Inter
Warehousemen's Union
Union News
LWA
Pacific Maritime Association
Thetay Board
Communist Issue Arises in Angela Davis Trial
In California the defense raises the question of a juror bias due to Angela Davis being an avowed Communist. Judge Aronson weighs a motion to excuse juror William Hotaling while proceedings continue on the murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges connected to the Marina County Civic Center escape attempt that left several dead and tied to the Soledad Brothers case.
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San 105E
Calif
Angela Davis
William Hotaling
Gayling
Miss Davis
Hotaling
Superior Court
Richard E. Aronson
Hotating
Grst
Miss Davia
Marina County
Davis
Soledad Brothers
Assassination squads wound two more in Belfast clash
In Belfast two Irish assassination squads were wounded Monday night as violence surged. The AP report notes ongoing attacks amid sectarian strife with no immediate arrests.
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Belfast
Sersoual
Palinal
Civil War echoes and gang violence across cities
Reported amid Civil War era debate, shootings struck Lawrence Murtagh at his tavern on a Protestant street, with four men shot and a bomb at the pub three months earlier injuring a 14 year old. A separate home attack hit another man five times, while three bombs exploded in Tantandarry. Authorities pursued masked assailants as raids and car bursts followed.
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Lawrence Murtagh
Welfare Department
Rar
Digiriet
Tantandarry
Torroiialy
Iiss
Rene
Washington
Whey
Edward M. Kennedy
Vietnam
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Louisville
Albany
Marquette
Albuque
Memphis
Amarillo
Milani
Anchorage
Milwaukee
Asheville
al Mpla-St-P
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
New York
Anew
Tlokla
Clear
Boise
Omaha
Boston
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Eldy
Buffalo
Phoenix
Charleston
Pittsburgh
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Ptland
Chicago
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Rapid City
Cleveland
Richmond
Merosa
Denver
Bt. Louis
University
Des Moines
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Nut
Datroit
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Duluth
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Chiy
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Fairbanks
M MiSeattle
Stram Thurmond
Enistiet
Fort Worth
Spokane
Generel
S.C
Hark
Negersyawn
Tampa
Kennedy
Helso
Ei Howstan
Rais
Associated Press Inhithans
South
Edmonton
van Kennedy
Metrace
Hey
Sen
Philip A
Hart
DeMitch
Runa
Board to cut contract amid wage costs and delays
A Los Angeles Times report quotes Virgil Day on the 15 member board saying the contract must be cut to avoid worsening costs. Chairman George Roldt notes high altitude winds and power failures push back launches while a 17 month pact follows two long-term deals, raising productivity with fewer workers. NASA aims for an early Wednesday launch of Pioneer 10 despite weather and supply setbacks.
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Los Angeles Times
Virgil Day
Conltract
Bpnroval
Linaeaied
George
Roldt
Pioneer 10 Launch Postponed by Weather at Cape Kennedy
NASA postponed the Pioneer 10 blast off to Jupiter after a near launch Monday night. A late weather update showed winds at 115 miles per hour up to 44 000 feet, forcing the delay.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Jupiter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Incomplete OCR Fragment from AP Wire
Fragmentary text from The Associated Press appears to mention a Wat on Inca Rew printed and other garbled terms. No clear event, person, or place can be identified from the readable portions.
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Ben Davis
Cleveland Browne
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Ala
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Harvard
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Clifford Trust
Hagerstown Trust
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