Burch Named Nixons FCC Pick For Chairman Post
President Nixon announced Dean Burch a 41 year old Tac com Arizona lawyer and former RNC chairman will be nominated as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission with a $40 000 a year salary Wells of Garden City Kansas named to a 38 000 a year FCC seat Wells runs the Harns Radio Group with stations across Kansas Iowa Colorado and other states.
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Haynsworth draws liberal moderate support on confirmation
Judge Clement F. Haynsworth faces questions over potential conflicts of interest tied to a 1983 decision. Senators Tydings Hart Fong Cook say no disqualification seen while Haynsworth provided tax returns and disclosed outside roles. He testified he had no financial stake in the Deering Milliken case and cited 2,000 dollars in 1983 director fees.
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Nine Americans and seven Vietnamese die in Vietnam accidents
U S headquarters announced nine Americans and seven Vietnamese killed in four days of war accidents. Seventeen Vietnamese and eighteen Americans were wounded. incidents include a blast near an artillery base, a helicopter rotor death, and a Mekong Delta gunship strike that killed civilians.
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Nixon Eyes 100000 Vietnam Troop Withdrawals by Year End
White House and Defense officials discuss moving to withdraw about 100000 U.S. troops from Vietnam by year end with a plan to reduce the war effort to roughly 484000 personnel in South Vietnam. The approach envisions staged cuts roughly every three to four months through late 1969 and into 1970.
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Agnew Opposes Busing to Force Integration Stance
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew spoke against busing pupils to achieve an integrated status in the South, arguing the policy imposes forced integration and stirs controversy rather than solving civil rights disputes. The remarks frame a national debate on how to address desegregation in schools during a period of heightened tension.
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Southern Governors Conference Dinner Sparks Mixed Applause
Vice President Agnew opposed busing in remarks at a lavish state dinner closing the Southern Governors Conference on Tuesday night. His antibusing stance drew scattered applause from attendees as the formal event ended the annual gathering.
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Ambiguous Busing Debate Cited In Political Exchange
The transcript shows a tense moment as officials discuss busing and integration policy. A key figure questions the administration position while Agnew reiterates support for integration, signaling a disputed stance on desegregation.
Agnew Defends School Integration Policy Stance
Agnew argues against gerrymandering school districts and opposes bussing children to other neighborhoods to achieve integration. He says there has been no major retreat on school integration despite critics claims and stresses state and local officials must stop district manipulation.
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Irish War Spreads To Sports
In Belfast Northern Ireland police guard the visiting Trattan soccer team after a threat signed by a self styled captain in the Sister Volunteer Force. The letter warned Italians Roma will be punished if they attack Ulster and England. Barricades across the city delay redeployment as soldiers coordinate with Catholic groups for phased removal by Friday noon.
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Ford to raise 1970 car prices by about 108 dollars
Ford Motor Co announces an average 108 dollar price increase for 1970 models, about 3.8 percent, to gain market share from GM. The Maverick remains at 1995 dollars, while American Motors’ Hornet lists at 1904 dollars. Ford adds a five year 50000 mile power train warranty at extra cost.
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Critics Press New Defense Spending Amendments in Senate
Washington AP reports critics push to amend a 29 million defense bill amid efforts to curb weapons programs and contracting profits. Debates focus on Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft funds and a compromise to limit Pentagon independent research spending to 468 million, with overall totals near 728 million.
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Israeli Planes Hit Targets Along Gulf in Seventh Strike
Tel Aviv says Israeli planes attacked Egyptian military targets on the western shore of the Gulf of Suez in the seventh air strike across the gulf in nine days. The planes returned safely from the one minute raid.
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