Agnew Defends Hoover Amid FBI Criticism in Speech
Vice President Agnew urged defense of J Edgar Hoover as attacks on the FBI were denounced as politically motivated. He warned that sustained criticism could harm law enforcement and national security, citing Democratic rivals and liberal media, while noting concerns over wiretaps raised by a congressman named in the New Orleans talk.
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Estes Wins Early Parole Hearing Bid
Ex Wheeler dealer Billie Sol Estes, 46, won an advance to the parole board hearing, moved up eight months to Monday. He serves a 15 year term from 1965 after federal and state probes. Lubbers, 35, inmate at Linn County Jail, was stabbed with a spoon, faces murder attempt charges, hospitalized then returned to custody.
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Fires Claim 26 Lives Across Four Cities Weekend
Across Seattle St. Paul and Ohio areas four fires killed 26 people mostly under 18. Nine others hospitalized in critical condition. In Gallia county a fire killed Mrs. Bert Yost and left her son Cecil 20 burned. cause blamed on gasoline used with a coal stove.
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Texas Doctor and Family Survive Gulf Ordeal After Cabin Cruiser Explosion
Dr Sheldon Tucker his wife Corrite and 17 year old Wendy survived a cabin cruiser blast off the Texas coast and floated 26 hours in the Gulf with life jackets tied together. Rescued 8 miles offshore at 2 40 pm Sunday they were taken to a Houston hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Court Backs Housing Veto by Referendum
The U S Supreme Court split five to four upholding local referendums to block public housing projects in San Jose and San Mateo County. The decision reversed lower courts and cites Iowa as a model requiring voter approval for such developments.
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Stall-In on New Jersey Turnpike By Protesters
About 97 demonstrators from a Washington peace rally faced disorderly conduct arraignments after a five hour stall-in on the New Jersey Turnpike. Police towed 13 cars and one bus. 28 residents were released on recognizance. Witnesses described a spontaneous protest with a bonfire and antiwar slogans as traffic halted near Camden and Mount Holly.
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Nixon touts solid expansion amid inflation dip at Chamber of Commerce
President Nixon told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that inflation is easing and economic growth is sustainable. He asserted confidence in free markets and warned against wage price controls while urging budget discipline and productivity linked wage gains.
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Do-Nothing Burlington Employees Draw 150 a Week
In Chicago a Burlington Northern merger left about 40 clerks idle in a second floor room with no desks or clock. Despite no work, they receive 150 dollars weekly since April 1, with reassurances of future reassignments and retraining at Cicero yards.
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Nixon and Mao Meeting Hopes Highlighted by Life Reports
Life magazine quotes Mao Tse-tung saying December will show if China and the U.S. can resolve issues with Nixon. Nixon tells White House correspondent Hugh Sidey he believes a stable world order requires China and aims to extend friendship to Peking. Snow notes intermediaries carrying messages about Nixon’s new Asia outlook and possible withdrawal from Vietnam.
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Presidential Panel Urges Seat for Communist China in U N
A 50 member commission advised that Communist China be admitted to the United Nations while retaining Nationalist China in Taiwan. Chaired by Henry Cabot Lodge, the report ties U N exposure to open world opinion to greater harmony among nations.
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