Congress studies guidelines to limit executive privilege
Washington moves unfold as Attorney General Richardson urged Congress not to define executive privilege, warning the current scope could keep Nixon from testifying on Watergate. Kennedy pressed for clear limits, while Richardson argued such legislation risks constitutional clashes and unnecessary constraints.
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McIntyre Bill Seeks to End Oil Firms Retail Outlets
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre introduces a bill to force oil producers and refiners to divest their retail stations and stop marketing refined products. He warns giants aim to control production refining transportation and marketing, with fines up to 100000 per offense for violations.
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Berserk man kills seven in Palos Hills shooting spree
In Palos Hills Illinois seven people were killed in a daytime shooting spree by William Workman 43 an unemployed carpenter. He surrendered after police used tear gas and was arraigned on murder charges claiming mental illness and divine purpose. Victims included his parents a pregnant neighbor and her 12 year old daughter and three members of the Clesson family. Authorities recovered a 22 caliber rifle and shell casings matching the scene. Investigators linked Clesson killings to the same suspect pending ballistic tests.
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Ribicoff Urges 5.5 Percent Social Security Increase
Senator Abraham Ribicoff urged Congress to approve a 5.5 percent boost in social security benefits starting next year to match rising living costs. The proposal accompanies a broader Senate plan extending the deficit spending limit and would be financed from the Social Security trust fund without tax increases, affecting about 28 million beneficiaries.
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White man held in deaths of his black wife, children
Ipswich Massachusetts police charged Gordon Haus a 25 year old white businessman with the murders of his pregnant wife and two children. The bodies were found in their home with plastic bags taped over their heads and suffocation listed as the cause of death. A race related note and a threatening call were cited but authorities said the motive remains unclear.
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China detonates nuclear device at Lop Nor site
UPI reports China exploded a powerful nuclear device at Lop Nor in Sinkisng province, with a yield described as megatons of TNT. The blast occurred at 5:25 am local time, detected by the Bhabha Atomic Research Center in Bombay. The Atomic Energy Commission had no immediate comment.
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Beame Wins Democratic Runoff for NYC Mayor Nomination
Abraham D. Beame, 87, using solid white middle class support, won the Democratic mayoral nomination in a runoff over Rep. Herman Badillo 548,353 to 354,581, carrying four of New York City’s five boroughs. He will face Biaggi Blumenthal and Marchi in November, with registered Democrats vastly outnumbering other voters.
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U.S. fails to ban killing whales at IWC meeting
At the International Whaling Commission session in London, the United States failed to secure a three fourths majority to prohibit commercial whaling. Japan, the Soviet Union, Iceland, Norway and South Africa opposed the move. Britain Australia Argentina and Mexico supported. The panel planned drastic quotas cuts for catching the fin whale despite the defeat.
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