Nixon agrees to undergo Sirica ordered examination
Nixon says he is ready to be examined by a doctor team appointed by Judge Sirica to assess his ability to testify in the Watergate cover up trial. A spokesman said Nixon has no objection and his attorney plans to confer with him about the exam. The doctors were appointed at Ehrlichman’s lawyers' request and will proceed with consent.
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Herbert J. Miller
Sirica
Oceanside
Miller
Watergate
Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles A. Hufnagel
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
John Lungren
Lungren
Scientists find a new element like particle discovery
Scientists at Stanford and Brookhaven announce a new long lived particle found at about three billion electron volts. Burton Richter and Samuel C Ting say the particle decays in a fraction of a nanosecond and may require a new structural explanation. The find shocks theorists and will keep them busy as they fit it into current physics.
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UPI
Stanford University
Linear Accelerator Center
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
Burton Richter
Brookhaven
Richter
Samuel C.C. Ting
X rays fail as two chickens die in holdup case
In North Branford two chickens linked to a fatal liquor store holdup were X-rayed after bullets were believed swallowed. The vet found nothing and the chickens later died. In San Rafael, San Quentin convict Gordon L. Dollar sued the prison claiming the cell is too cold due to a faulty heating system and broken windows.
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North Branford, Conn
UPI
Alexander Brazy
San Rafael
Calif
San Quentin
Gordon L. Dollar
Colleges confront new privacy law over student records
United Press International reports the Family Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 takes effect Tuesday, granting students and parents access to their files. Colleges fear a chilling effect on admissions and evaluations as confidential materials may be reviewed, with HEW offering limited guidance and Harvard facing lawsuits over released records.
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United Press International
Office of Education
Harvard University
Harvard
Rockefeller nomination seen likely to win Senate OK
Senate Rules Committee chairman Howard Cannon said Nelson Rockefeller's bid for vice president could pass this week with near unanimity after questioning of Rockefeller gifts and loans. Cannon doubted Ford's claim Congress dragged its feet and said he will vote for Rockefeller if no new issues arise. Byrd and other members also indicated support, potentially yielding a unanimous committee vote before Thanksgiving.
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Washington
UPI
Howard W. Cannon
Senate Rules Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
William J. Ronan
Port of New York Authority
Cannon
D-Nev
Ford
Far East
ABC
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Senate
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lame Duck session faces unproductive Congress
Washington UPI reports the 93rd Congress enters a lame duck session with seven weeks left before January 3. Democrats hold majorities in House and Senate but many issues are deferred. Expected minimal output includes final funding bills for Labor Health Education and Welfare and Agriculture while Rockefeller nomination moves forward.
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UPI
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House
Rockefeller
Labor
Health
Education
Agriculture
Fanny Foxe makes Boston burlesque debut at Pilgrim Theater
Fanny Foxe aka Annabel Battistella arrives in Boston for a run at the Pilgrim Theater in the Combat Zone billed as the Washington Tidal Basin Bombshell. She will earn 3000 dollars weekly. Foxe, 38, formerly worked in Washington and lived near Rep. Mills’ Arlington home.
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Boston
UPI
Fanny Foxe
Wilbur D. Mills
o-Ark
Pilgrim Theater
Washington Tidal Basin
Annabel Battistella
Washing
Boston man takes hostages in drug center suicide attempt
Jason Hambro a 39 year old unemployed jazz musician burst into a Brighton drug treatment center at 77 Warren Ave there he fired into the floor held two staff members hostage and swallowed 1800 milligrams of methadone in a bid to die He survived after an antidote and police intervened Hambro later received care at Boston City Hospital while the FBI prepared to charge him with assault with intent to commit murder on federal property
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UPI
Jason Hambro
Fair Condition
U.S. Public Health Hospital
John Hendricks
Leslie Nystrom
Hambro
Public Service Hospital
Boston City Hospital
FBI
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