FBI at crossroads as Clarence Kelley slated to lead
The Washington Post and other papers report the FBI amid demoralization after Watergate. Acting director William Ruckelshaus warns the bureau must reestablish trust as Clarence Kelley awaits Senate confirmation to become director. Critics question independence from politics while Kelley touts decades of service and a steady hand.
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Gunsmoke Festus Rescue Plan Tops NBC Lineup
ITV previews Festus in a Gunsmoke episode built on a rescue plan amid adventures with wild animals and a perilous underwater sequence. The broadcast features a mix of music and action as the crew navigates dangers and stunts.
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EPA Battles Odds Seeks New Control System
The EPA considers a closed loop intermittent control dispersion enhancement for sulfur oxides amid opposition from many officials and draft authors of the 1970 Clean Air Act. Critics doubt legality reliability and enforceability while industry and some lawmakers back the plan. Separate testimony involves a $20,000 kickback tied to a District 19 embezzlement case connected to a murder trial and union activity.
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Gandhi arrives in Canada for eight day visit
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrives in Ottawa for an eight day trip her fourth visit to Canada since becoming premier She is greeted by Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp and Indian dignitaries after an earlier stop in Yugoslavia where she met President Tito The trip includes a green sari and meetings with officials in Ottawa
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NATO Says Vigilance Up in Europe Against Soviet Power
The official Chinese agency carried a NATO statement urging vigilance in Europe against the Soviet Union. A Copenhagen dispatch noted the NATO ministerial conference held last week in Denmark.
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Berkeley killings described as sudden outburst by suspect
Ernest Silas, who killed a girl age four and a policeman before being shot dead by police in Berkeley, was described as gentle and quiet by friends. A witness said he just lost control amid the shootings.
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Albert Pass Defense Opens Today
The defense opens its case today in the trial of Albert E. Pass 53 of Middlesboro Kentucky charged with three counts of murder in the December 31 1969 killings of UMW rebel Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter The case is expected to go to the jury midweek without testimony from former UMW President W A Tony Boyle Boyle s lawyer said Boyle had not been summoned to testify Pass was secretary treasurer of UMW District 19 and a member of the union s international executive board at the time of the killings He held a higher UMW post than any of the seven persons charged so far with the murders
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Joey Bishop to Substitute Host Tonight on Show Through June 29
One of the country's versatile entertainers, Joey Bishop, will substitute as host tonight on the Tonight Show through June 29 at 11 30 p.m. NEC. The booking highlights Bishop's range as a guest and host in a period of late night television.
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