Senate ITT probe fate remains unsettled
The Senate Judiciary Committee met in secret to decide whether to continue its ITT inquiry tied to the justice department and the nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general. Reports from Baltimore and San Diego challenged memo details about ITT funding of the 1972 GOP convention, with Rep. Bob Wilson disputing authorship and motives behind the memo.
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Jack Anderson
San Diego
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William R. Merriam
Edward J. Gerrity
Sun
Judiciary Committee
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Beard
Judiciary
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Harold S. Geneen
Baltimore
Merriam
Committee
Doubt Cast On 30 Day Residency
Des Moines supporters question the 30 day residency rule in the election reform law. Solicitor General Richard Haesemeyer says a mover into Iowa less than 30 days before the November election can vote for president and vice president if permanent registration is met. He argues the 30 day rule may be federally prohibited for presidential balloting, with possible validity for other offices. The opinion discusses federal and state standards and cites a Supreme Court decision on Tennessee.
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Richard Haesemeyer
Iowa
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Solicitor General
Nixon pledges help to private schools amid funding challenges
President Nixon told the National Catholic Education Association that private schools face a crisis and his administration will seek legislative relief for nonpublic schools while ensuring constitutional and workable solutions. He warned of potential $3 billion annual operating costs and up to $10 billion in new construction if schools collapse and urged caution to preserve diversity in American education.
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Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Congress
Convict Berrigan and Nun Convicted in Letter Smuggling
Rev. Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister were convicted of smuggling letters in and out of Lewisburg federal prison. Jurors deadlocked on charges of conspiring to kidnap Kissinger, leaving five co-defendants freed. Sentencing date set for May 2 tentatively. defense claims letter case was discriminatory.
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Federal Penitentiary
Egypt and Jordan sever ties announced by Cairo
President Anwar Sadat declared that Egypt will sever all relations with Jordan in a Cairo broadcast. King Hussein faced Arab accusations of pro Israel sentiment after a Washington visit and a Florida vacation noted amid regional tension.
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Florida
Audit Cites Check Lag In Clayton
State auditors prepared a special audit of Clayton county treasurer's office for 1970 noting lapses in balancing cash and delays in depositing public funds. The report dated Nov 9 1971 includes copies of personal checks drawn on the treasurer James Peters account and bank records.
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Eleader
Clayton County
James Peters
Lloyd Smith
Iowa
Teaching Son Golf Fatal Accident in Guthrie Center
Betty Jean Bartley age 42 of rural Guthrie Center was killed when a golf club swung by her son Bryan struck her neck. She was demonstrating a swing at their farm home. Survived by husband Robert and five children.
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Guthrie Center
Betty Jean Bartley
Bryant
Nixon Reacts to Enemy Offensive
U S air and naval forces unleash the heaviest strikes on North Vietnam since 1968 to disrupt the invading North Vietnamese across the DMZ and into South Vietnam. Loc Ninh heavy fighting near Saigon as Bastogne Hue bases face pressure while B 52s continue raids over Quang Tri and northern fronts.
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Quang Tri Province
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Veghel
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Quang Tri
Ten Americans killed as 15 missing or captured in Indo China
Saigon AP report shows ten US combat deaths last week the highest in six months. Fifteen listed missing or captured after air crashes. Wounded total rises to 33 with Laos operations accounting for 15 injuries. Four non hostile deaths bring year totals to 45,679 killed in action 302,820 wounded 10,123 dead.
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Viet Cong Aims for National Concord Government
Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh says the Viet Cong seeks a government of national concord seated in Saigon, to be formed after U S troop withdrawal. She notes the group has set up a government head quarters in a liberated zone and will push the plan through Paris peace talks.
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Busy Season For Marble Makers
A lighthearted note hints that manufacturers expect a busy season as many people appear to be missing marbles. The line plays on a common saying about forgetfulness and misplacing marbles.
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