Daleyman denies conspiracy charge in Chicago case
State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan and eight officers faced a special Cook County grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to obstruct justice in the Hampton Kingston raid that killed Black Panther leaders Fred Sampson and Mark Clark. The March 1969-raid event drew controversy over gunfire, 19 weapons found, and later claims of excessive forces used during the West Side apartment raid.
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Longshoremen and dockers resume West Coast talks
Negotiations restart today between longshoremen and management on all issues except local disputes as a six to eight week strike on the West Coast continues. Honolulu officials press for emergency measures while Hawaii faces dock and shipping disruptions.
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HEW chief says he and Nixon agree on busing
Elliott Richardson said the President and he see eye to eye on using busing to achieve racial balance in public schools. He framed resistance to overbroad busing as preserving educational balance and constitutional principles, while affirming continued federal actions to review district policies and enforce the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Richardson added that Nixon’s welfare reform delay does not alter administration priorities and that welfare reform remains HEW’s top task.
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NAACP Attacks Alioto Demagogue Over Busing Plan
In San Francisco a NAACP attorney branded Mayor Alioto a cheap demagogue for opposing busing to achieve racial balance in public schools. Arthur Brotwasser accused Alioto and city leaders of deceit while Barbagelata defended integration and opposed widespread busing, saying the Board of Education and NAACP push a plan.
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Witnesses dispute Medinas role in My Lai sweep
In FT McPHERSON Ga two witnesses differ on Captain Ernc L Medina's presence during the My Lai village sweep. Calvin Hawkins says no killings occurred in Medina's presence while Gerald Weming asserts ten Vietnamese civilians were killed before officers intervened. Both claim to be in Medina's group on March 16 1968, and contradict earlier testimony tying Medina to killings.
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Nathan Voloshen Dies in New York at 73
Nathan M Voloshen, convicted of influence paddling while serving in the office of former Speaker John McCormack, died Monday of a coronary at Mt Sinai Hospital in New York at age 73.
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Student chief adopts roommate in Minnesota case
MINNEAPOLIS UP I The president of the University of Minnesota Student Association has been adopted by his roommate James McConnell The Tribune report says both men are homosexuals Adoption was approved by juvenile court last week The two men sought a marriage license twice but were denied and have appealed to the Minnesota Supreme Court Their stated reasons include property rights and attempting to normalize their relationship
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Henderson court-martial details aggressive orders at My Lai sweep
Army sergeant Dennie Vasquez testified Henderson urged aggressive actions during the My Lai operation and described loading bodies from a helicopter. Henderson, 52, said he did not fear the charges and lamented lying accusations, while the case ties to the broader My Lai investigations and other officers facing trial.
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Firms ordered to furnish proof of advertising claims
UPI reports the Federal Trade Commission ordered eleven air conditioner, electric razor, and related firms to provide substantiating evidence for ad claims within 80 days. The action targets safety, performance, quality, and price comparisons, with public access to agency materials.
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Aftershock Strikes San Fernando Valley Quake News
An aftershock rattled the San Fernando Valley, the fourth strong tremor this week. Seismologists from California Institute of Technology in Pasadena say the 2.5 magnitude aftershocks centered near Sylmar and other areas show ongoing earthquake recoil with no damages reported. The Feb 9 quake caused 64 deaths and massive property damage.
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VW price rises on 1471 models after duty hike
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS NJ AP Volkswagen of America will announce price increases on 1471 models arriving in the United States after President Nixon raised import duties. A spokesman declined to state the amount but said the hikes reflect the duty rise from 3 percent to 10 percent on Aug 15 and are in line with government policy and the wage price freeze.
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Toledo Boys' Club buys bus with bottle funds
AP reports Toledo Ohio. The Toledo Boys' Club uses $5,100 from collecting used bottles to purchase a six passenger bus. A local company buys 144 tons of class for recycling.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower breaks toe in school accident
Julie Nixon Eisenhower fractured her toe when a metal cart with books rolled over her foot at Atlantic Beach Elementary School where she teaches. She will recuperate at her apartment and likely return to school Thursday. Authorities said the First Family is staying in San Clemente, California, while the incident is handled.
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Skeleton found in Ohio cornfield on display at museum
A skeleton believed to be 600 years old from an ancient Shi ian was unearthed in a Montgomery County corn field near Dayton Ohio. The find will be shown at the Dayton Museum of Natural History after excavation and study by officials.
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