Nixon and Ehrlichman Face California Bar Disciplinary Action
The California State Bar weighs several requests for disciplinary action against President Nixon and former aide John Ehrlichman over the Ellsberg case. Proposals could lead to penalties up to disbarment. Ehrlichman resigned April 30 after Watergate ties surfaced. Nixon and Ehrlichman have not practiced law in California recently.
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Bishops Ordered to Support Pope and Obey Faith rules
The Pope s office issues a 150 page directive stressing bishops must align with the Roman pontiff on faith and morals, remain chaste and poor, surrender income to the Church, and avoid public Church debates. It notes dissent and Vatican control tensions with Dutch authorities and contemplates unity moves.
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Pass Case Prosecution Hints At More Arrests In Yablonski Slayings
In Pittsburgh AP report, prosecutors say the Pass case may revive action in the 1969 Yablonski murders after Albert Pass was found guilty of first degree murder. Special prosecutor Sprague noted another arrest appeared imminent, though government sources contradicted that. Pass remains reluctant to talk, despite government pressure and prior indicators. Carbide Coal expands Blue Creek operations adding crews and facilities, while sources note the case is effectively on ice. Sprague suggested a Washington connection to the funding of the killings, with potential future arrests anticipated.
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Logan-Based Jesus Unit Snakes Alive in Columbus
Blanche Justice sways to drums and guitar as 40 followers watch a snake handling church service at The Full Gospel Church of Jesus in a rural Columbus area. A plain brown altar sits inside, three men observe, and a man in the back scans the street through a dusty window.
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FDA Seeks Warning Labels for Feminine Sprays
The FDA proposed labeling requirements for feminine deodorant sprays amid rising consumer injury reports. No medicinal value is found, and misbranding risks exist for hygiene terms. Public comment window set at 60 days. Separately, a West Virginia snake handlings church plans a June gathering with ordained ministers facing possible arrest over snake use.
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Pakistan to form federal Bureau of Investigation
Karachi reports that Pakistan will establish a federal Bureau of Investigation modeled after the United States agency. The government announced plans to create a nationwide investigative body to handle major crimes and counter corruption.
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Israel eyes Bourguiba peace talks in Geneva
Israel uses public statements and private diplomacy to test Tunisian President Bourguiba's offer for direct talks. Abba Eban urged setting timing location and level for a meeting and signaled Geneva as a likely preliminary venue. Italy has been asked to convey the Tunisian proposal with no reply yet.
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Special bus levy election telephone info line
The Citizens Committee to Save the Buses announces a telephone information service for the June 26 levy election. Call 343-7589 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Friday to ask questions and learn how much money will be raised and how it will be spent. Lloyd Calvert, vice chair, notes the service will provide details on the levy and its planned use.
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