Jury Indicts Lansky and others in tax fraud case
A federal grand jury indicted Meyer Tansky and six co defendants on conspiring to hide and distribute about 36 million in unreported income from the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. The five count indictment superseded an earlier Miami indictment and names Samuel Cohen Mortis Lansburgh Jerry Gordon Harry Goldberg Steve Delmont and Samuel Siegman among others.
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Washington (Ap
Meyer Tansky
Flmingo
Las Vegas
Atty
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Lansky
Miami
Fla
Samuel Cohen
Miami Beach
Mortis Lansburgh
Jerry W. Gordon
Harry Goldberg
Steve Delmont
Samuel Siegman
Omaha
Neb
Dr McIntire Plans Anti Red March in Washington
AP reports fundamentalist minister Dr Carl McIntire and his followers stage a fourth anti communist march in Washington aimed at pressuring President Nixon over China and Vietnam policy. He claims supporters nationwide with thousands expected Saturday though turnout may be smaller than last spring’s 10 000 to 15 000 crowd.
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Washington
Carl McIntire
Nixon J
Sho
McIntire
FCC rejects claim of anti communists advertising ban
The Federal Communications Commission rejected a bid by The Committee for One Million Against the Admission of Red China to the United Nations. The bipartisan group sought to show a film arguing against admission. The committee included members of Congress.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
New York
United Nations
Congress
Republican council candidate to speak in Joy
Joseph M. Williams, Republican candidate for Joy City Council, has been invited to speak at 7 30 p m today at the residence of Mr and Mrs Robert P Cross 8 Mason Ave announced Friday night
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Joseph M. Williams
Joy City
Robert P. Cross
Mason Ave
Court Picks Get General Approval
Washington AP reports Congress showed mixed reactions to Nixon's Supreme Court nominees with general approval. Rep. Poff praised Powell and Rehnquist as qualified choices for the high court. Some women's groups criticized the male picks as an injustice to American women.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Supreme Court
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Lewis Powell
Virginia
William Rehnquist
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
National Policy Council
National Women’s Political Caucus
American Bar Association
Joseph L. Rauh
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Herschel H. Friday
Arkansas Bond
California
Mildred 1
Lillie
ABA
Rauh
Herschel Friday
Judge Lillie
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Eagles Party for Sons of Eagles Children in Sara Springs
The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts a Halloween party for members children at the Eagles Club on Pavilion Place in Sara Springs Saturday October 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. Prizes for best costumes and refreshments will be provided.
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Order of Eagles
Saraofa Springs
Eagles Club
Pavilion Place
Johnson Memoirs Cite Bomb Hall Talks and Vietnam Pause
In an AP report drawn from Johnson memoirs, Lyndon B. Johnson recounts discussions with Soviet leaders and private talks offer to Hanoi that yielded no reply. He notes a public bombing halt in 1968 and peace talks beginning May 1968, with troop withdrawal discussions tied to Gromyko and Ky.
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New York
North Vietnam
Alexci
Kosygin
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Glassboro
Johnson
United States
Hanoi
Moscow
New York Times
Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Nguyen ‘van Thieu
Pacific
Honolulu
Manila
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
White House
Quondagas Wan Road Project Abandoned Onondaga Reservation
The New York State Department of Transportation agreed to abandon plans for a third lane of Interstate 81 on the Onondaga Reservation south of Syracuse. The pact halts legal action, pledges state consultation with the Onondaga in future major work, and covers the 4000 foot tribal land segment subject to ratification by the Onondaga Council of Chiefs.
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Nedrow
N.Y
State ‘Transportation Department
Onondaga Reservation
Syracuse
Earl E. Towlson
Onondaga Council of Chiefs
U S and Soviet Navies Reach Agreement on Sea Incidents
U S Navy Undersecretary John Warner said talks in Moscow led to an understanding to draft measures preventing future incidents at sea and improving safety. If approved, a gentleman's code could guide mutual snooping and shadowing by the two powers, with a second round to be decided.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S. Navy
John W. Warner
Warner
Violence flares in Londonderry and Belfast attacks
British troops clash with youth gangs in Londonderry as a raid on the Bogside triggers retaliation with gasoline bombs. In Belfast five men break into Gravey Brothers Egg Packing Co., planting bombs that damage the building and hospitalize three women. An army patrol wounds a man firing on a soldier in the Short Strand district.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Londonderry
Gravey Brothers Egg Packing Co
Short Strand
Bearded Cop Testifies In Brooklyn Graft Hearings
Patrolman Edward Droge 25 testified that three Brooklyn numbers racketeers bought immunity and that graft was common in his precinct. He took a $200 bribe from a Narcotics defendant who was wired for sound and later agreed to testify. Prosecution of police grafters is expected after the hearings.
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New York
Brooklyn
Edward Droge
Droge
Michael Armstrong
Knapp Commission
Graff
Armstrong
Solon Joins Mexicans In Suit Against Federal Hiring
California Rep Edward Roybal joins National League of United Latin American Citizens and California American G.I. Forum in a class action suit filed in U.S. District Court seeking a 90 day federal hiring freeze. Plaintiffs allege Mexican Americans are 2.9 percent of 2.5 million federal workers while comprising 7 percent of the population and seek damages of 1 million dollars per person. Defendants include the Civil Service Commission and the Health, Education and Welfare Department.
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Washington
California
Edward R. Roybal
Dcalif
National League of United Latin American Citizens
California Department of the American G.I. Forum
U.S
The
Civil Service Commission
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Armed Pair Arrested In State Park In Catskills
Charles Capach and Louise Dunn, wanted in New York and Florida on armed robbery and grand larceny charges, were arrested in Catskill State Park with their three year old child. Police said they faced fugitive from justice warrants and possession of dangerous weapons after six guns were found. The child, Miss Dunn's daughter, will be placed with relatives. The couple surrendered without resistance after a tip led troopers to Bald Hill Road following an extensive manhunt.
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Round Top
N.Y
New York
Florida
Catskill State Park
Charles Capach
Louise Dunn
West Palm Beach
Fla
Newburgh
Miss Dunn
Capach
Bald Hill
Alleged Killer Of Housewife Arrested In DC
Richard Anthony Tony Lee 30 surrendered to D C homicide detectives around midnight and was charged with the October first murder of Arlington Virginia housewife Linda Ammidown 47. He allegedly acted as a hired killer in a murder-for-hire plot linked to her husband retired naval officer Robert Ammidown 49 and four others in custody.
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Washington
UPI
Arlington
District, of Columbia
Richard Anthony
Tony” Lee
D. C
Linda Amridown
Lee
School Pencil Paint May Be Dangerous
In Binghamton New York Prof Bruce McDuffie of SUNY Binghamton warned that the yellow lacquer on ordinary pencils contains enough lead to pose health risks to school children He announced findings the same day the New York Attorney General said about one third of 340 pencils tested carried unsafe lead levels in their lacquer and urged action by schools.
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Binghamton
N.Y
UPI
Bruce McDuffie
State University of Binghamton
McDuffie
Lewis Lefkowitz
New York
Regional Planning Unit Urges CDTA To Take Over The Port
The Capital District Regional Planning Commission urged CDTA to assume control of the Port of Albany amid mounting deficits. Saratoga County officials criticized the plan while Rensselaer and Albany counties backed it, noting debt and management concerns. The panel also approved a Mass Transit Study supporting federal aid and bus system expansion, but no action due to lack of quorum.
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CDTA
Albany
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
Saratoga County
Capital District Transportation Authority
Fort of
Planning Commission
Rensselaer
Transit
Rensselaer County Planning Dept
Port of Albany
Schenectady County
Chungchin Chen
Robert D'Andrea
CDRPC
Saratoga
Schenectady
D'Andrea
Saratogan
Rome
John Ld. Cl
Transit Authority
Rensselaer County
Thomas J. McGrath
Clyne
Ovr
United Traction Co
Troy Automobile Club backs 2.5B Transportation Bond Issue
The Troy Automobile Club and 20 other New York AAA clubs endorse the 2.5 billion Transportation Bond Issue. James Brahan, club president, says a detailed study supports voter approval to expand highway construction begun in 1967. The plan aims to improve safety, widen and straighten roads, and sustain mass transit funding.
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Troy Automobile Club, Inc
AAA
New York State
New York
James Brahan
Troy Club
Now You Know By United Press International
The queen and mates only a piece in her lifetime and at the end of the marriage flight she discards her mate and he promptly dies.
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