Boyle quits union post in surprise resignation
Tony Boyle resigns as president of the United Mine Workers after unofficial results show reform candidate Arnold R. Miller defeating him in a court ordered election. Leonard Pankovich named interim president as Miller prepares to take over next month. Labor Department to certify results by Jan. 15.
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New York
UPI
Tony Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Reform
Arnold R. Miller
UMW
Leonard Pankovich
Boyle
Miller
International Executive Board
Roosevelt Hotel
International Union
Washington
Pankovich
Mike Trbovich
Ywo
Carson Hibbits
Virginia
Henry Allai
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
John Owens
Labor Department
Mine Workers Union
U.S
William B. Bryant
Bryant
Jack Yablonski
Trio charged with murder in deaths of Attica guard
WARSAW (UPI) Three Attica inmates from the 1971 rebellion were charged with murder in the deaths of guard William Quinn and inmate Michael Privitiera. Arraignments were set as 18 more defendants named in sealed indictments face charges including coercion and assault.
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Attica
Warsaw
UPI
Wyoming County
William Quinn
Charles J. Pernasilice
John Hill
Quinn
Mario Gonzalez
Clinton State
Michael Privitiera
Privitiera
Gonzalez
Pernasilice
Syracuse
Hill
Robert Johnson
Auburn
Otis McGaughy
Green Haven
William Ortiz
Thomas Boyle
McKay Commission
Vernon LaFranque
William Bennett
Calvin Hudson
Clinton
Jose Quinones
Erick Thompson
William Outlaw
Leon McDonald
Frank Smith
Bernard Stroble
Edward Dingle
Richard Bilello
James “Rudy” Moore
Dow hints at 1974 comeback on Capitol Hill
Rep. John Dow says he is seriously considering a political return in 1974 at nearly 70. He criticizes the district’s conservatism and Gilman’s me too stance, warning Gilman to clarify Stewart Airport plans and urging opposition to Rockefeller. Dow plans work with a Washington environmental group and aims to influence Stewart Airport outcomes from an environmental perspective.
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Washington
John Dow
Capitol Hill
Dow
Benjamin A. Gilman
Middletown
Balmville
Orange
Rockland
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Gilman
Nelson Rockefeller
Stewart
Rockefeller
Don
Stewart Airport
Missing 15 Pounds Of French Connection Heroin Seized
New York police report another 15 pounds of French Connection heroin from the 1962 seizure are missing bringing the total missing to 95 pounds with a $19 million street value. The discrepancy involves a 112 pound original seizure noted by Deputy Chief Inspector Carey versus 97 pounds recorded by the property clerk. Police pursue answers as Carey, who led narcotics, has since left NYPD for New Rochelle in 1964.
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New York
UPL
Patrick V. Murphy
Narcotics Bureau
Edward F. Carey
Murphy
John Guido
Carey
Guildo
New York Police Department
New Rochelle
N.Y
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