Kleindienst's Stand on Privilege Irks Muskie
Attorney General Richard Kleindienst testified that the President could invoke executive privilege to block Congress from calling a presidential aide with knowledge of a crime. Sen. Edmund Muskie objected, calling the idea frightening and sweeping. Other Watergate developments include Sen. Ervin pressing for testimony under oath and McCord's grand jury updates amid immunity agreements.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Kleindienst
Congress
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Kleindienst
Senate
United States
Muskie
Sam Ervin
Nixon
White House
Ervin
James McCord
Dorothy Hunt
Howard Hunt
McCord
The
Washington Post
Frederick Larue
Mitchell
Allende Refuses To Pay ITT For Expropriations
In Santiago President Salvador Allende declares Chile will not pay ITT for its expropriated telephone company, denouncing the firm as a threat to peace. He cites Washington hearings alleging ITT officials sought to block his election and urges caution over ITT’s other Chilean holdings.
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Santiago
Chile
International Telephone and Telegraph
Salvador Allende
Allende
Labor Union Congress
Senate
Washington
ITT
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Which-To-Save Decision Favors Ailing Ducks
SAN RAFAEL Calif AP A Marin county board decision to chlorinate the Civic Center lagoon favored saving the ducks over the fish. The 4 to 1 vote aims to stop fowl cholera killing ducks while promising restocking with fish after removal of chlorine.
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San Rafael
Calif
Michael Wornum
Wornum
Marin County Board of Supervisors
Laoon
Pierre W Joske
Mailman Buries One Day of Junk Mail on Route
A federal investigation found a New Jersey mailman treated junk mail as junk and buried a day's third class mail on his route in Brick Town New Jersey. The case highlights mail handling violations and prompts review of postal procedures.
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Brick Town
Njap
Charles Osborn
City Briefs and Community Notices Highlights
Community items include a Wednesday coin club meeting at 7 30 p m in YWCA room 109 with a bourse night for members Astros ticket information line 363-3887 Dean's List honors for Carole Prudden at Wittenberg University Transcendental Meditation lecture moved to Thursday 7 p m at St Luke's hospital Fresh promos from local beauty shops and ads for permanent specials Red Cross Board postponement to May 8 Gem show Rainbow in Rocks at Hawkeye Downs April 14 15 details and admission Fifty cent adults children 25 cents Also various local service ads listings and notices on engagements cancellations and events in local venues.
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Hawkeye Downs
Italy weighs drafting women for social work says minister
L Aquila Italy AP reports Youth Minister Giulio Cajati states the government is considering drafting women to perform social work duties. The proposal aims to mobilize volunteers and expand social services nationwide.
Nixon urges pension tax reform to aid self employed
The article notes President Nixon proposing liberalized tax benefits for self employed pension plans boosting deductible contributions to 7500 dollars or 15 percent of income. He also suggests tax free lump sums if rolled into a qualified plan and calls for federal safeguards and reporting on pension fund managers.
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Nixon
Ordinary bulbs blamed as big energy wasters
In Port Jefferson New York Dr Alexander Kusko testified against a Long Island lighting company power project saying ordinary light bulbs waste electricity while fluorescent bulbs use far less.
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Port Jefferson
Alexander Kusko
Long Island i Lighting Co
Two Workshops Scheduled for School Personnel
The Joint County system presents two Saturday workshops for Cedar Johnson Linn and Washington counties. AWRT session features student films by Carleton Bump and students with Dave Baldwin leading Make Your Own Film with Sound. Jean Bogardus speaks on Poems Operetta and Art. Maintenance workshop covers chemistry electrical paint and floor machine care with a machine display. Both run 9 am to 3 pm and 11 am to 2 pm at the Joint County building 4401 Sixth street SW.
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Joint County System
Cedar
Johnson
Linn
Washington
Joint County
Sixth Street
Two defendants bound over in municipal court cases
Roger La Barge waived a preliminary hearing on larceny from May's Drug Store at 4116 Center Point Road NE with two televisions taken on January 6. Steven Cooley waived a preliminary hearing on embezzlement by bailee for failing to return a law and sander to Buresh Rental on August 11, 1971.
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Roger la Barge
May
Center Point Road
Steven Cooley
Southeast Side
Sander
Canadian coin export halted by profiteers melt for silver
Ottawa ordered a halt to export of pre 1968 Canadian coins. Authorities say smugglers melt coins for metal value far exceeding face value. The move targets profiteers and aims to protect silver content from loss.
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Ottawa
Soviet to reorganize industrial management
The Soviet Union orders a major reorganization of industrial management to grant factories and production plants greater decision making power. A decree creates new economic associations between ministries and plants, shaping control within six months and promising factories will solve most management questions locally.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Israelis Seek Funds to Finance Arab Emigration Plan
Tel Aviv AP report says Emmanuel Khoury will travel to the United States to raise money to move Arabs from Israel and occupied territories. About 350 Arabs reportedly expressed interest in the plan promoted by Rabbi Meir Kahane’s Jewish Defense League, which has sent letters offering capital to resettle Arabs elsewhere to avert civil strife. Israeli leaders condemn the proposal.
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Tel Aviv
U. S
Israel
Emmanual Khoury
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
League
Northern
Ireland
Cyprus
Marion Man Bound To Linn Grand Jury
Marion man Jack Detling of 1005 Westview Drive, Marion, bound over to Linn County Grand Jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of failing to return a rented car. He allegedly did not return a Budget Rent-a-Car vehicle on February 12.
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Jack Detling
Westview Drive
Marion
Auto emission delay sparks wide debate among environmentalists
Environmentalists call the postponement of 1975 emission standards a major setback for the Clean Air Act as cities lag in reducing auto pollution. Ralph Nader accuses Ruckelshaus of bowing to White House pressure, while GM says the delay complicates reaching interim targets and may push nationwide use of catalytic converters.
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Ralph Nader
Ruckelshaus
White House
Nader
Detroit
General Motors
Richard Gerstenberg
Denture Adhesive Ad Promise for Secure Fits
Advertisement copy touts FASTEETH Powder to give dentures a longer firmer steadier hold while eating or talking. It urges regular dental visits and addresses embarrassment from loose teeth with a claim of better comfort and confidence.
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