Flanigan dodges questions in ITT probe hearing
Washington sources report Senate Judiciary Committee members pressed for written answers from presidential aide Peter Flanigan on ITT contacts and antitrust settlement details. The dispute over cross examination and scope delayed a full vote on Richard Kleindienst's nomination to the Justice Department.
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D-Callf
James J. Ervin
D-N-C
Waite House
Lyell
Jack Anderson al- Tegel
Liberal senators push additional tax reform
Four liberal senators aim to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations by over six billion dollars yearly. They plan amendments to Nixon welfare reform and Social Security bills, seeking oil tax cuts, a higher minimum tax on the rich, and repealing accelerated depreciation. The move signals a broader push for tax reform before the 1972 primaries. A Beirut brief notes a shop burglary linked to a wife and an accomplice.
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Protests Turn Violent Across Major U S Campuses
Nationwide antiwar demonstrations escalate with 65 universities scheduled to strike as clashes erupt. Maryland National Guard restores order at College Park while tear gas and Mace disperse crowds at Texas Wisconsin and Ohio sites. About 140 arrests at Maryland. injuries reported among officers and protesters.
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Continuous Drive-In Movie Listings Across New England
Multiple theaters report a heavy week of film showings. MacBeth and Straty Dogs headline in various venues, with exchanges including The Grissom Gang and Disney’s Hedknobs and Broomsticks. Diverse screenings note R and X ratings, with alternate titles and times listed.
Belfast youth shot in car death shocks Northern Ireland
Gunmen in a car fatally wounded 18 year old Gerald Donnelly who staggered to a house after a shot and dumping from the vehicle. The Belfast violence marked the third IRA linked killing in three days amid widespread sectarian clashes and security incidents across the province.
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Democratic hopefuls blast Nixon war and drug policies
In Massachusetts a primary swing, Senators Muskie and McGovern assailed the Nixon administration. Muskie urged retirement over Vietnam escalation, while McGovern unveiled a 1.5 billion drug-abuse plan, calling for tougher enforcement, education, rehab funding, and research. Chisholm also campaigned in Boston area.
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Maine
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Fingerprints found on none of guns in escape van case
UPI reports no usable prints were found on any weapons used in the 1970 Marin County kidnapping and courtroom siege. Only one print, that of Jonathan Jackson, was found in the yellow death-van. Testimony noted Angela Davis wrote letters to Soledad Brother George Jackson. Evidence admissibility and witness lists were addressed as the trial recessed.
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Supreme Court weighs Gravel case arguments
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to question aides who helped Sen. Mike Gravel publish Pentagon Papers. The court considered whether those who assisted Gravel are protected by congressional immunity. The case revolves around declassified defense documents on the Vietnam War and a Boston grand jury dispute.
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