Judge Orders Secrecy on Demo Headquarters Breakin
U S District Court Judge Charles R Richey ruled that testimony and records related to the breakin at the Democratic national headquarters must be kept secret until the grand jury completes its probe. The secrecy covers statements from former Attorney General John N Mitchell and Maurice Stans and blocks public release before the fall elections. The ruling aims to avoid influencing the criminal investigation while allowing later disclosure of charged witnesses.
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Fence Mending Bid by Pakistan
New Delhi India AP President Bhutto of Pakistan sends two emissaries to New Delhi to discuss recent differences over the 50 day old India Pakistan peace agreement. A top official source disclosed Wednesday.
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Bhutto
Pakistan
South Africa Defends Segregation Policy in Midwest Visit
South African official Van Niekerk argues segregation is a functional "separate development" system. He asserts blacks lack citizenship but have own schools and townships, claims integration would destroy Western civilization gains, and cites Dutch Reformed heritage, tribal lines, and economic aspects to defend apartheid while noting future risks.
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Navy Flared Trousers Return in Navy Dress Blues
Norfolk Va AF report says the U S Navy will reintroduce moderately flared belt bottom trousers as an optional dress blues item. Officers enlisted men and chief petty officers may wear the style, available through navy exchanges.
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Amtrak could face early death warning voiced in LA
National Association of Railroad Passengers warns Amtrak may die without more White House support. Joseph Vranich, NARP executive director, said the paper prepared in Los Angeles highlights potential collapse of the national rail passenger network if funding and political backing do not improve.
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