Indians and White House seek talks over occupation
Indians occupying the Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Washington press for talks with the Nixon administration. Vernon Bellencourt of the American Indian Movement says negotiators will discuss the stand off as a federal court order pends and the building remains occupied amid threats of destruction if no progress is made.
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Associated Press
Wasrington
Alead
Nixon
Vernon Bellencourt
American Indian Movement
Buren of Indian Affairs
White House
Bellenicourt
Mondiy
Myank Carefucci
Target and Managemail
Leonard Garment
Spok
Bellencnurt
Muandag
Tce
ATM
Sil Farina
Oie
Jobn Pratt
Dnt
White Manse
Civenil Court
Dea
AIM
den Bis Banks
Mintks
Shere
Sears
Ags Interten
Imayyisen
Tony Boyle linked to $20000 union loan transfers
The Courier Journal reports United Mine Workers documents show Tony Boyle authorized a $20000 transfer of union loans to Lima District 19 in Kentucky in fall. The papers say transfers occurred directly between Boyle and Albert Fass, with no clear link to the Yablonski murder case.
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Tony Boyle
Louisvill, Ky
Louisville Courier-Journal
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lima District 19
Kentucky
An. Ang
Cousier-Journal
Boyle
Albert F. Fass
District 19
Pennsylvana
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonskis
Yablonski
Aninial
Union
Washington
UACW
Courier-Journal
Pass
Bayle
Loans Sought to Defray Union Expenses Amid Coal District Turmoil
The article reports a request for a $10,000 loan to cover expenses for organizing coal miners in District No 19. It notes Reye’s role in authorizing loans and that the funds would offset costs from Sept 1968 to Sept 1989 while detailing how expenses are typically paid.
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Hanwaian Mercer
Boyle Aga
Reye
Scelo Larye
Wingtan
Royle
Ioan
Leo
Courier- Tourn
U S Aid Connected to Rice Scandal in Vietnam
U S officials funded rice for refugees in Da Nang during 1960s aid programs. Investigations reveal low grade rice mixed with dirt and debris. officials halted distribution after complaints. Asia allies face scrutiny as debates over accountability and motive continue.
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Holger G. Jensen
Associated Press
DA Sang
Vietnam
Quy Tri
Methamuse
Adv
Ames
Daly
Asia
Neuyen van Thieu
Conl
Neuyen Nyiny Khoi
Dae Nang
U.S
da Nang
Ihe
Daily Mail historical notice and pricing fragment
An OCR fragment describes the Daily Mail publication details from 1678 with publication days, address in Hagerstown Maryland, and serial rates for carrier and mail delivery. It includes publisher rights, imprint warnings, and pricing garbled in the scan.
West German cabinet backs East Germany pact in Ostpolitik drive
Bonn approves a historic treaty to normalize relations with East Germany after two years of talks. East German leaders and Nordic states signal recognition plans as Bonn seeks reunification progress and a boost for Brandt in the November 19 election.
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Egon Barrie
Michael Kohl
Berlin
West
East Germany
Anthony Collings
Associated Press
Bonn
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Erich Horecker
Egon Duhl
Brandt
Atcchael Kohl
Kvud B. Andersen
Norway
United Nations
West Berlin
East Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Brandl
F111 Plane Vanishes On Mission Over North Vietnam
The UB Command reports the loss of a third F111 swingwing fighter bomber in six weeks and a Navy AT during raids on southern North Vietnam. All three crewmen are missing. Seven other Americans were rescued after a helicopter went down in bad weather south of Da Nang. North Vietnam claims earlier downings. Hanoi Radio had not yet mentioned the latest loss by noon. U.S. sources say Worth Vietnam is rushing more troops and rebuilding bases in the south.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
UB Command
Pathandle
North Vietnam
da Noung
Unist
Tram Command
Hanoi
U.S
Worth Vietnam
South Vietnam
US Airlift Delivers 700 Tons to Saigon as Cease fire Looms
In Saigon today at least ten US military cargo planes and chartered aircraft poured in, delivering more than 700 tons of equipment to pressure a cease-fire. Dozens more aircraft were expected, marking a major Indochina war airlift using C141 Starlifters and Galaxy transports.
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Saigon
United States
Vietnam War Talks and Border Movements Escalate
Reports say North Vietnamese forces may offer concessions in return for U S and South Vietnamese concessions as talks stall. A joint U S South Vietnamese campaign targets Hanoi while troops move into Mekong Delta and border areas. About 5,000 North Vietnamese troops are believed to have moved from Cambodia. U S aid to Saigon intensifies ahead of a possible cease fire as South Vietnamese troops push west from Quang Tri toward contested terrain.
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Wye
Cambodia
Saigon
United States
Saipan
Tan San Nhut
Quang Tri City
FBI Nabs Meyer Lansky On Return To Miami
Meyer Lansky arrives at Miami International Airport and is immediately arrested by the FBI. He faces tax evasion charges related to gambling profits after a two day international flight from Europe via Brazil Argentina Paraguay Bolivia Peru and Panama amid Latin American governments denying asylum.
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MIAME
Shoardy
Leial
Meyer Lansky
Miami International Airport
FBI
Lansky
16- Caes
Switzerland
Zurich
Rio de Janeiro
Beuenos Aires
Asuncion
Paraguay
la Paz
Bolivia
Lima
Peru
Panana
Braniff
Kenneth W. Whittaker
Miami
U.S
Whittaker
FBC
Adv
Robert Rast
Bond
New York
Vegas
Tional
Kissinger Turns Down Peace Award
Presidental adviser Henry Kissinger declined the City Council of Churches Family of Man award for peace. A spokesman said he turned down the bronze medallion due to ongoing negotiations and other commitments. Letters between Kissinger and Rev. Dan M. Potter were released by a protester at the council’s offices.
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NEW York
Veney A. Kisesinger
City Council of Churches
Family of Man
Organization of Protestant Churches
Kissinger
Dan M. Potter
Ute Council
Associated Press
Kendall Smith
Council
Hanoi editorial urges voters to choose peace over war
North Vietnam issues an editorial through Nhan Dan calling the US presidential election a choice between war and peace. The piece blasts President Nixon as a tool of aggression and urges the American people to reject escalation and seek a path away from conflict.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Rom Nhan Dan
Nixon
Anacin as a Trusted Pain Tablet Preferred by Doctors
The article touts Anacin as a widely recommended over the counter pain reliever. It claims doctors prescribe millions of tablets annually and that Anacin provides fast relief for headaches dental pain arthritis and colds. It suggests taking Anacin like a doctor might advise to ease pain and mood.
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Tors
Angela
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