Assembly Chief Accepts Casey Resignation Amid GOP Turmoil
Assembly Speaker Duryea accepts Joseph F. Casey's resignation as sergeant at arms in a day of Rensselaer County Republican intrigue. Reports conflict over whether Casey will resign under pressure or be replaced by a new county chairman with figures like George F. Nuttall named as frontrunner. متعدد party actors including Dr. Fred Drumm and Raymond Sick weigh roles as the county committee contemplates leadership changes.
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Assembly
Perry
Duryea
Joseph F. Casey
Rensselaer County
Casey
George F. Nuttall
Troy Jersey Gambling Link Seen Crackdown Tagged As Largest Ever
Simone De Cavalcante nicknamed Sam the Plumber and 54 others were indicted in Newark New Jersey on a federal case described as a $20 million gambling operation. Authorities labeled the probe the largest ever of its kind.
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Troy-Jersey
Newark
N.J
Simone
Sam the
Plumber Sam De Cavalcante Linked to Mafia Case
Sam De Cavalcante known as Sam the Plumber is arraigned in Newark on gambling charges as head of a La Cosa Nostra family. A total of 55 individuals were indicted in a sweeping federal operation linked to organized crime and labor racketeering across New Jersey counties.
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Newark
N.J
Sam
Princeton
U.S. Justice Department
Simone Rizzo de Cavalcante
la Cosa Nostra
DeCavalcante
Middlesex
Union Counties
Cosa Nostra
New York City
Mitchell
Washington
U.S
Frederick B. Lacey
Essex County
New Jersey
Boiardo
Anthony
Tony Boy” Boiardo
Boisiardo
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Mall May Cost A Billion In New York State Plan
Gen. C. V. R. Schuyler, head of the Office of General Services, warned that the South Mall state office complex could surpass 1 billion dollars in total cost, though construction costs alone were estimated at 670 million. The delays push occupancy to 1975, with interest on bonds likely boosting the final price. Comptroller Arthur Levitt disputes the figure but notes financing remains a concern.
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Arthur Levitt
Levitt
Schuyler
C. V. R. Schuyler
State Office of General Services
South Mall
Laird Forecasts Vietnam Draft Reduction by 25,000
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird announced that the 1970 draft calls could be cut by about 25,000 due to a 50,000-man withdrawal from Vietnam. He said next year's draft total may drop to around 225,000 under a new lottery selection, with a February trip to South Vietnam planned to gauge battlefield conditions.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Defense
U.S
Pentagon
Laird
South Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Surtax Extension Urged For 1970 Through Mid 1971
Washington AP The Committee for Economic Development urges extending the personal income surtax from 10 to 5 percent through June 30 1970 and into mid 1971 to secure a budget surplus curb inflation and fund city poverty programs. It calls for cutting space and farm subsidies deferring construction including highways and tighter defense oversight while preserving growth.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Poli
Nixon
Ousted Panama Leader Reasserts Power After Coup
Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijos returned to Panama and vowed the two coup leaders Col. Ramiro Silvera and Col. Amado Sanjur would stand trial for subversion. He spoke after loyal troops seized the National Guard HQ, ending the brief 48 hour upheaval with few casualties. Torrijos planned to keep his Cabinet as the guard decides the fate of the coup instigators.
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Omar Torrijos
Torrijos
National Guard
Mexico City
Ramiro Silvera
Amado Sanjur
Silvera
Sanjur
David
Panama City
Jose M. Pinilla
Bolivar Urrutia
Pinilla
Urrutia
Robert Diaz
Army Seen Too Late On Trial Of Calley
Defense seeks dismissal of murder charges against 1st Lt William L Calley Jr arguing Army acted too late to try him for the My Lai killings The judge will hear all motions January 20 and may ask Mitchell to probe four cases for possible prosecution related to gag orders at the court martial involving two former GIs and several media outlets including NBC Life Houston Chronicle and AP
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Fort Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Reid W. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
My Lai
Justice Department
National Broadcasting Co
Life Magazine
The
Houston Chronicle
Associated Press
Army
Miami
George Lau
Indictments in Newark Tie to Fisher Case In Troy Query
Tuesday night indictments charged 55 persons in Newark New Jersey on gambling offenses. The report mentions Leabert H Fisher Jr and raises a question about Troy related connections and the identity of Fisher amid the broader probe.
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Leabert H. Fisher Jr
Newark
N.J
Troy
FBI
Bureau
State Investigation Commission
U.S
New Jersey
SIC
Yonkers
Paul J. Curran
New York State
Boy’s Arm Amputated After Farm Accident
Brent Gray a 12 year old from Henrietta Texas had his left arm amputated at University Hospital Oklahoma City after a drive belt on a feed grinder tore it off Sunday night Medics said blood circulation was failing in the limb and endangered the other arm His father Joe Gray reported Brent was conscious and able to talk shortly after surgery Surgeons including Dr Gael Frank performed the operation The boy and his father were flown to Oklahoma City following the accident where the eight surgeons had earlier reimplanted the right arm of OSU player Bob Swaffar in 1964
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Oklahoma City
Brent Gray
Henrietta
Tex
Joe W. Gray
Gael Frank
Brent
Levy Shaffner
University Hospital
Oklahoma State University
Bob Swaffar
Viet Cong Launch First Saigon Rocket Since August
In Saigon a single 122mm rocket hit a congested slum area about midnight wounding four civilians and causing house damage and power outages. The attack marked the first shelling of Saigon in four months, amid a night of nine shellings nationwide with limited damage. Observers note strategic and propaganda factors behind the lull.
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Saigon
U.S
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