Wiretap controversy and young Ohio mayoral win
Senator Edward M Kennedy accuses FBI of unauthorised wiretaps far beyond official counts. He cites March 1 report of 47 wiretaps in 1970 in national security cases. President Nixon previously claimed under 50 per year. In Ohio, 19 year old Ron Hooker becomes one of the nation’s youngest mayors after a landslide win and says he’s faced bribe attempts tied to publicity.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
FBI
Nixon
Justice Department
Kenedy
Robert C. Marchan
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ron Hooker
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Senate
Nixon calls war a setback and seeks major power help
President Nixon tells Pakistani Foreign Minister Bhutto the India Pakistan war is a serious setback for world peace and must be restored with major powers including the Soviet Union. After a 25 minute White House meeting, Nixon pledges to bring stability and progress to South Asia. The House Government Operations Committee audits penny pinching on airport safety and warns of tragic consequences from ignored safety lapses after crashes in Huntington West Virginia and New Haven Connecticut.
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Nixon
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Soviet Union
White House
Bhutto
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
South Asia
House
Huntington
W. Va
New Haven
Conn
Greek martial law lifted by Papadopoulos amid exile grants
Greek Premier George Papadopoulos declares martial law ended in most of Greece with Athens Pireaus and Salonica excluded. He promises to free 69 exiled individuals as democracy is promised, timing unspecified. Separately Rev. Jesse L. Jackson launches civil rights group Chicago Operation Push, likening it to a newborn seeking unity.
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George Papadopoulos
Greece
Athens
Pireans
Salonica
Papadopoulos
Jesse L. Jackson
Chicago
Operation
Push
Jackson
Breadbasketwo
Jeaders
Southern Christian Leadership Correrence
Nixon's Night Out In New York With Family
President Nixon enjoys a rare family night in New York as finance ministers from ten nations finalize a nonmonetary accord. He leaves his wife Pat and daughters Tricia and Julie with their spouses to keep a Christmas promise to the First Family.
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Nixon
New York
Hig
Pat
Julie Eisenhower
David
Buses and Dreams at Gillig Brothers Plant Tour
A feature on Gillig Brothers bus production and the growing use of used school buses as mobile homes and diversifications. The piece profiles sales manager Steve Marx, mentions pricing from about 4000 to 1500, and recounts a Bay Area bus buyer converting a former school bus into a bachelor pad with a half finished interior.
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Hayward
Gillig Brothers
White
Gillie Brothers
Gillig
Weel Han
Ava
Useuu Clawster Road
Steve Marx
Aro
Mis'x
Opie
Gillig Geta
Bay Area
Sacramento
San Joaquin Valley
Mary
Bacholry
Playboy
Marx
Michigan State
Ida
Hue
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Clinton Biehn
Oakland
New Civil Rights Unit
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Today’s Review
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