Senate committee ends ITT hearing and okays Kleindienst
After two days of hearings the Senate panel ended its examination of Kleindienst and approved his nomination to head the Justice Department. The panel ventured into ITT related testimony involving possible political contributions to the GOP. He said he could not recall discussing the ITT case with the White House though he believed it was probable. Senators pressed for details on a $100,000 offer linked to related indictments.
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Kleindienst
Heo
White House
Bivart M. Kennedy
John V. Tunney
Ken Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Quentin Burdick
D-Nd
Zining van Sen
John Lellan
D-Ark
Senate
Robart C. Byrd
W.va
Kennedy
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Justice Department
Bayh
Robert Carson
Herem L. Feng
Hawaii
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Carter
Kleiedienst
U. S
Wea
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Presiaida
Peter Flangan
Saa Sontpcaint
ITT
Flanigan
Unconscious 16 year old in Fremont wreck
Naomi Wood remains unconscious a week after a head injury in a collision at Hito Street and London Avenue. Witnesses say a Mustang driven by Steven Douglas Johnson was struck by a Pontiac, sending the car into a brick pillar. Johnson and Naomi’s brother Richard were treated. police continue investigation.
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Fremont
Washington Hospital
Hito Street
London Avenue
Naomi Wood
Naomi
Richard
Wowls
Larry J. Wood
Borgia Road
Mustang Con
Steven Douglas Johnson
Bronte Court
Landon
Pontiac
Macias
Hilo
Delver
Johnson
Anti busing Mothers March To Washington With Petitions
Fifteen marching mothers walk from Michigan and Virginia to the Capitol delivering anti busing petitions with hundreds of thousands of signatures. About 2,000 visitors from a dozen states join the protest against court ordered busing and urge constitutional amendment to forbid desegregation orders. Mrs Irene McCabe, walking 690 miles, speaks of suffering and seeks White House talks as Justice Department action expands interventions in desegregation cases.
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Washington
LPI
Michigan
Virginia
Capitol
Congress
Irene McCabe
Faree
Pontiac
Mich
Washington Monument
White House
Fiiday
Jet ‘Ehrlich
Nixon
Justice Department
Oklahoma City
Department
Detroit
Richmond
Nashville
Dallas
Michigan Civil Rights Commission
Frank W. Wylit
McCabe
Harry F. Byrd
Dvs
Gerald R. Ford
Apollo 16 mission lands safely after splashdown
Apollo 16 completes a precise reentry and splashdown after Earth orbit travel. The crew, including Mattingly, is quipped about by Ticonderoga crewmen as they undergo medical checks aboard the recovery ship. Parachutes deploy smoothly, ensuring gentle ocean recovery despite past mission concerns.
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Ticonderoga
Fremont girl wins Merit Scholarship for six weeks study
A Fremont teenager, named Mise Broughton, won a Merit Scholarship as Teenager of America and earned a National Science Foundation Summer Science Program scholarship to attend Humboldt State College for six weeks studying marine biology and oceanography. She participates in Young Life, Horizon Club, and St. Joseph's Catholic Church choir and plans to attend Stanford University in the fall to study biology.
Man Arrested in Fremont Bar Fight
Police arrested William Steven Lopez 23 of 1g Sycamore St Fremont for allegedly assaulting Angel Contreras 28 at the Niles Club 37643 Niles Blvd on April 7. Contreras suffered a broken jaw wired jaw and internal car damage. Lopez was taken into custody near Schilling Park about 9:30 pm.
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Niles Club
Niles Blvd
William Steven Lopez
Sycamore St. Fremont
Angel Contreras
Lopez
Pa- Fee
Schilling Park
Duane Watson
Northern Vietnam War News Roundup From Saigon Front
Saigon reports higher South Vietnamese casualties last week than any seven days of the war, while U.S. losses match the peak since late 1971. North Vietnamese forces slow a Kantim drive in the Central Highlands as heavy shelling surrounds An Loc and Quang Tri. Reports describe river crossings, bridge explosions, and bombardments near the Quang Tri military complex as U.S. advisers monitor intensifying combat north and south of Saigon.
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U.S
Saigon
Gentral Highlands
Kantim
U.S. Boas
Konlum Province
An Loc
Quang Tri
Sowh
Vietnam
Cua Viet River
UPI
Stewart Kellerman
US Viet toll highest in months
Saigon (UPI) American casualties in Vietnam combat last week rose to the highest point in five months with 10 killed and 78 wounded. The Saigon command said 1,199 government troops were slain last week for the highest weekly toll of the war.
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UPI
Vietnam
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Huey Newton Arrested On Assault Charge In Oakland
Black Panther cofounder Huey J Newton and his bodyguard were arrested in Oakland on assault charges stemming from an April 16 fight with KDIA radio DJ Martyn Scott and a threatened deadly weapon. Bail set at 780 and 3254 dollars. Newton, once tried for manslaughter in a 1967 case, criticized police after the arrest.
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Oakland
Calif
UPD
Huey J. Newton
Bodyguava
Martyn Scott
KDIA
Ware
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Bay
Mare
Alameda County
Nixon hints another Viet Nam troop cutback
White House spokesman said a further troop withdrawal beyond the 20,000 announced by President Nixon was possible. Nixon flew to Florida after the to be continued bombing would persist, while Kissinger discussed the plan.
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UPI
Estalls
William A. Azders
Space Agency
Florida
Imm
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Jeffrey M. Bucher
Los Angeles
Federal Reserve
Ziegler
Bearded Worker Wins Unemployment Rights Ruling
In San Francisco UPI reports a Dicta phone Corp employee Hugh King fired over a beard wins unemployment benefits after California Court of Appeal reverses prior denials. The court cites 1967 California Supreme Court recognition that beard wearing is protected expression under the First Amendment, while noting it does not grant a bearded right to employment.
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San Francisco
UPI
California State Court of Appeal
Hugh King
Dictaphone Corp
Dicephone
Court of Appeal
California Supreme Court
U.S
Qne
Mystery blast likely solved by police findings
In Fremont near Vallejo Mills School, police traced nightly explosions to a discarded plastic bag filled with combustible gas. Officer Trimble reported a knotted bag top and a burned newspaper in a Wallajo area, suggesting the bag ignited the paper, causing the blast. No fire risk noted.
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Trimbl E
Trimble
Vallejo Mills School
Death Notice for Gordon D. Cindrey and Family in Fremont
Arthur J. of Fremmoet and many Dicker relatives are listed in a death notice. James Dicker and others are named as family, with a life member note for Disabled War Veterans Chapter No. 647. The deceased native of Ireland is 78, with services at Newark Memorial Chapel then Holy Spirit Church Fremont and Hoy Sepulch Cemetery. Interment follows, with prayers and mass cards requested. Funeral details include April 27 and 70, 1972.
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Apel
Grace le Dicker
Feeoctt
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Hewat
Anthony J. Dicker
San Ctausra
Acchael
Bicker
Michigan
Frank Cy Dicker
Sin Leandro
Fea Misuetta
Oia
Chales Dicker
Redding
Freak Dicker
Cansole
George Dicker
Fremont
Mra
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Morluary
Hoy Sepulchew Cemetery
Hiymarg
Peter Mass
Pease Call
Gorden
Cindrey
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