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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1971
Page
13
Philadelphia detectives Arnold Smith and James Waters recover about 92000 dollars in wet torn hundred dollar bills found in a sewer. Police work yesterday to reconstruct the money as they investigate the cash cache and its source.
Louisiana Attorney General Gremillion called Gov. McKeithen a first class coward and challenged him to bring a gun to the capitol after McKeithen failed to appear at high noon Gremillion vowed to be unarmed but ready to face the governor in a Capitol stand off McKeithen dismissed the remark as facetious noting the perjury case against Gremillion has run its course The exchange followed a Monday remark from McKeithen about shooting Gremillion and a Capitol news conference later that day
Oakland police officers split on Chief Charles R Gain with 375 voting no confidence and 110 yes. The 719-officer association urged Gain to retire at 25 years of service on February 26. A separate vote backed a similar ballot on City Manager Jerome Keithey, while the Black Officers Association endorsed Gain’s policies.
A Republican publication reports Attorney General John N. Mitchell will exit the Cabinet to join President Nixon's reelection campaign. It notes Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans could also depart to head fund raising, with Clark MacGregor possible as Mitchell's successor. The memo says only five original Nixon Cabinet members would remain.
The State Department refused to confirm or deny a long rumored secret U S agreement to aid Pakistan if attacked. Spokesman Bray said U S policy stresses discretion while urging a mutual troop withdrawal as Rogers called Indian and Pakistani officials to separate talks to prevent escalation.
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