Hartke Expected To Announce Candidacy For Presidency
Hartke, Indiana senator Vance Hartke, likely to enter the Democratic presidential race within days. Charles Roche heads Hartke for President, saying Hartke would run in the New Hampshire primary and aim beyond it. Indiana group says moral support if Hartke runs, but opposes an Indiana favorite-son bid. Birch Bayh’s withdrawal follows Maryella Bayh's breast cancer surgery. Hartke, 53, from Evansville, is in his third term.
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Nixon Responds To Heating Fuel Pressure Increase
President Nixon announced an oil import adjustment to raise daily imports by about 100,000 barrels from Canada and other sources. The plan aims to stabilize prices while expanding supply for heating fuel across Western and Eastern regions, with most growth west of the Rockies. Johnson’s administration notes the move seeks a hemispheric petroleum policy to prevent price shocks and ensure nonrenewable resource stability.
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Inmate Inventor Captured In Indy
FBI agents captured an inmate in Indianapolis after a prison escape plot linked to a Cadillac armored vehicle assault. Rex Gyger, a 43 year old wanted man from Raiford Florida, faces charges including transportation of a stolen auto. James F. Martin of the Indianapolis FBI office said Gyger was nabbed in a downtown apartment days after the escape. The case also involves another inmate, Wallace McDonald, and ties to a prior bank robbery in Memphis.
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Judge Rules Against Oswald Claim in Personal Effects
U S District Judge Joe Estes ruled that the federal government must pay only $3 000 for Lee Harvey Oswalds personal effects rather than 817 720 claimed. The items valued before Kennedy s assassination included a diary photos and Oswald s marriage license and the decision cited not enriching the assassin or incentives for further crimes.
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