Senate panel weighs FBI probe of CBS journalist Schorr
Senate subcommittee hearings open with CBS reporter Daniel Schorr as the first witness on the FBI background check into his record. White House aides Colson and Malek skip testimony while Dean defends the administration. FBI Director Hoover confirms the Aug 19 request and brief inquiry began next day, ending after Schorr asked for it to stop.
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Devlin Attacks Maudling in Commons and Londonderry Violence
In the House of Commons Bernadette Devlin assaulted Home Secretary Reginald Maudling after he described Londonderry shootings cited as 13 dead. The clash ended with her removal, while violence in Belfast and Londonderry intensified with fires, snipers, and a general strike in protest.
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Soviet manual of communism excludes Albania and China
A Soviet pocket manual of communism excludes references to China and Albania. The 271 page guide, noted for its pink cover, omits both nations while outlining party doctrine and structure.
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Atlanta blacks propose biracial city expansion plan
Black legislators led by Senator Leroy Johnson proposed widening Atlanta to include a surrounding white suburban district and part of Fulton County’s industrial area. The plan would add at large and ward elected aldermen to balance representation and raise the population to over 550,000 with a 53 percent white, 47 percent black mix. Johnson cited a $72 million tax base and $3.2 million annual revenue.
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Cigarette health warnings to appear in all ads
FTC announces six major cigarette firms will print a two line warning inside a black bordered box in all ads including billboards, matching the package label already required. The warning reads Surgeon General has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health. Public comments sought for 30 days.
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Secrecy surrounds Sadat Moscow trip amid war drift
United Press International reports Egyptian officials kept secret plans for Anwar Sadat’s unofficial three day visit to Moscow and talks with Soviet officials. Sadat’s decision possibly delayed as Soviet support for India in the India Pakistan war reduces involvement in two conflicts. Israeli figures Rabin Dayan and Sisco to meet on Middle East crisis while Rabin Sisco talks loom. In Tel Aviv Arab guerrillas fire rockets at an Israeli patrol in the Golan Heights with no injuries reported.
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