Nixon to Answer 77 Questions Before China Trip
The Senate intelligence committee expecting Richard Nixon to finish sworn answers to 77 questions before his trip to China next week. The questionnaire, hand delivered to Nixon at San Clemente, seeks Nixon’s account of intelligence operations, Chile intervention, and the Huston Plan.
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UPI
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard M. Nixon
China
Nixon
San Clemente Villa
California
Frank Church
Idaho
U.S
Chile
Huston
Connecticut Poised to Become First With Gay Bill of Rights
Connecticut could become the first state to adopt a homosexual bill of rights as supporters seek 16 House votes. A Human Rights and Opportunities hearing backed the measure, despite concerns over affirmative action implications and election-year politics. A Yale law professor’s letter and testimony from residents shaped debate as lawmakers weighed potential protections for LGBT citizens.
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UPI
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House
Betty Hudson
D-Madison
Shays
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Wallace campaigns in Massachusetts and Carter endorsement
Democratic candidate George Wallace wraps a final Massachusetts rally blitz ahead of the March 2 primary with events in Norwood Middleboro and Fitchburg as he predicts poor shows in the state. In Boston, Jimmy Carter announces a major state endorsement at Logan Airport as James W. Hennigan praises his leadership. Ronald Reagan campaigns across New Hampshire with appearances at the University of New Hampshire amid rival Democrat activity led by Sargent Shriver and others.
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UPI
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France
Oklahoma
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
North Country
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D-Ariz
Somersworth
Hearst reveals life underground with SLA
Patricia Hearst testified in quiet, emotionless tones about life with the Symbionese Liberation Army. She described captivity, fear, sexual assault, and abuse, and admitted taking part in a bank robbery and other acts under threat of death. She said she was forced to read a eulogy for slain SLA members and denied brainwashing.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
William Wolfe
SLA
William Harris
FBI
Miss Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
James Browning Jr
U.S. District Court
Oliver Carter
William Randolph Hearst
Wolfe
Emily Harris
Angela Atwood
People’s Army
Hibernia Bank
Bailey
Browning
Harrises
Inventor Rammed Plane Seeks 1976 Presidential Bid
St Louis based inventor and 1972 hijacking participant David Hanley announced his Democratic presidential bid in 1976 after a prior run for Missouri governor. He described his action against the American Airlines jet at Lambert Field as a life risking effort to stop the hijacking and urged returning government to the people. He proposed a national voting device linked to Social Security cards to render congress votes reflect public will and said he would start a New Hampshire write in campaign.
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Missouri
American Airlines
St. Louis
Lambert Field
Martin McNally
Congress
New Hampshire
Ford Reagan Saint-NH focus on incumbency and style
In Concord New Hampshire Ford and Reagan map campaign contrasts two weeks before the first primary. Ford touts incumbency and a pragmatic record while Reagan stresses new leadership and accessibility amid questions about federal programs and budget. Democrats compete for attention as primary day nears.
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GOP
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Plymouth
Bennington Banner daily delivery and pricing note
Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It lists United Press International and New York Times News National as sources. Advertising reps Matthews Shannon CullInc. Home delivery via carrier and motor. 15 cents per day. Subscriptions 50 mile radius and all Vermont 3 months 9 dollars 1 year 24 6 months 18 dollars.
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