FBI blames terrorists for zeal against King
A ranking FBI official testified that a six year campaign of harassment and surveillance against Martin Luther King was due to mistaken belief he was under communist influence. Director Kelley said new left revolutionaries caused rising terrorist bombings in 1975. James Adams said there was no statutory basis for 25 actions against King before his 1968 assassination.
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Illegal aliens help economy study says
A Labor Department study found about eight million illegal aliens pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits. It notes many are non Mexican, skilled, and urban, yet they are not always high paid. The report confirms they depress wages in low level jobs during high unemployment periods.
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Bayh says he'll have to hustle in New Hampshire primary race
Bayh, endorsed by Lt Gov. O'Neill, says catching up to early frontrunners in New Hampshire and Massachusetts will be monumental. He doubts winning either first primary on Feb 24 or the March 2 Massachusetts primary, aiming to build strength toward the national convention. O'Neill calls Bayh the candidate Massachusetts needs.
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Reagan Leads Florida GOP Chairmen in Poll
The Christian Science Monitor reports 26 of Florida’s 42 GOP county chairmen see Reagan beating Ford in a Florida primary if held today. Most expect Ford to win the nomination at the convention. Thirteen favor Reagan, nine favor Ford, four undecided. Reagan backers cite 5 to 10 point margins. Ford backers expect a razor-thin finish.
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Jailed teachers resume talks in New Haven
New Haven moves to end a weeklong strike as 90 union members remain jailed for refusing to return to work. The board closes 45 schools Thursday and Friday to spur talks, while about 900 teachers suspend the walkout and the Federation of Teachers presses for a settlement.
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