Kennedy accuses FBI of far more wiretaps than disclosed
Senator Edward M. Kennedy charged that unauthorized FBI wiretaps and hidden microphones greatly exceeded public counts by Nixon and the Justice Department. He cited a March 1 letter from Robert Mardian reporting 97 warrantless taps in 1970, plus 16 bugs and 180 taps under court orders, suggesting overall eavesdropping far surpassed approved surveillance.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
FBI
Nixon
Justice Department
Kennedy
Robert €. Marctan
The
American: Society of Newspapattors
Enow
Solicitor General
Supreme Court
Keith
Mardian
White House seeks return of security in South Asia
The White House appealed for regional security cooperation after talks between President Nixon and Pakistan foreign minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. officials said continued Soviet and Western diplomatic influence could help establish peace in the India Pakistan region amid a recent ceasefire. Nixon sent a letter to Indira Gandhi revising her withdrawal request. Bhutto met in Washington on his way back to Pakistan after UN duties and tensions following the cease-fire.
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White House
South Asia
A L. Ziegkerett
Nixon
Pakistan
Zulfisacar Ali Bhutto
Subcontinent
Moscow
India
Ziegler
Indira Gandhi
Bhutto
Washington
Bee
United Nations
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Dope distributes barbiturates to Reno youths hospitalizes students
Eight high school students in Reno were hospitalized from barbiturates possibly laced with strychnine sold to juveniles. Ten thousand to thirty thousand capsules circulated among juniors and seniors at about 25 cents each, with many found on the streets. Police arrested a man on marijuana and drug charges. officials urged parents to hospitalize drugged youths and warned against dangerous holiday mixtures.
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RENO
Nev
UPI
Washit Medical Center
Reno Poller
Belles
John Tachihara
Veca
Haan
John Page
Nixon to Resume Talks With Heath on World Leader Meetings
President Nixon will resume world leader talks with British Prime Minister Edward Heath in Bermuda, focusing on Nixon's summative agenda and global economic issues. The talks will include Rogers and Connally with British counterparts, addressing monetary reform, Buy American policies, and 1972 UK entry into the Common Market.
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Nixon
Heath
Washington
China
Soviet Union
Bermuda
Edward Heath
U.S
Iin
India - Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Mideast
Africa
Europe
William P. Rogers
the Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Great Britain
Peking
Moscow
Waldie attacks Blue Cross rise as rollback urged
Waldie chief of a House subcommittee pressed the Price Commission to cut a 34.1 percent premium hike requested by Blue Cross Blue Shield for federal workers arguing the increase lacks data. He proposed a 9.4 percent rise costing about 1 million instead, calling for parity with private-sector limits. He warned the government would recoup insurer losses, shifting risk to taxpayers. In Ann Arbor, police officers guarding the Pig Bowl game stopped three prowlers. one surrendered after a shotgun was aimed at officers and was tackled. All three suspects were captured.
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Washington
UPI
Jerome H. Waldie
TeCalls
The
Price Commission
Civil Service Commission
Waldie
Ann Arbor
Mich
James Slants
Paul Veergiver
Pwo
Veergiver
Washtenaw County Sheriffs Deputies
Nixon enjoys night in New York after charity visit
President Nixon and family attend The Gentlemen of Verona at the St James Theater in Manhattan after a Christmas week in the city. Nixon, wife Pat, daughter Julie, son in law Eisenhower, and Tricia with husband Edward Cox attended, joined by Ramsey Clark and Henry Kissinger. Curtain time adjusted for the President, who then dined at an undisclosed restaurant before staying at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Nixon
Foson
Pat
Julie Eisenhower
David Award
Manhattan
Tricia
Edward Finch Cox
Nixons
Stithsonlatt Institute
Washington
St. James Theater
Moorcade
New York Shakespeare Festival Company
Ixon
Ramsey Clark
Henry Kissinger
Bernard Gersten
Secret Service
New York City
Geraten
Waldorf Astoria Towers
Gillig buses the Hayward firm crafts for schools and more
Gillig Brothers of Hayward, founded in 18M, builds custom school buses with a national chrome yellow finish. The firm employs about 190, mainly in Hayward, with operations in Los Angeles, Portland and Tacoma. Gillig serves California, Oregon and Washington, facing Crown Coach competition and supplying diverse uses from mobile libraries to government contracts, while highlighting the labor, cost and regulatory factors shaping its hand built production.
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Asgimnesis
Mary
Kn Motor Homes
Gilliace
Baier
sMicro
Aea
Satan
Gillig
Marx Auys
Mle
Bay Area
Gillig Brothers
Tts
San Francisco
Jacob, Aqleo
Chester Gillig
Jacob
Hayward
Aidon Ive
Mara
el Dorado and
Amador
Clawier
Marx
Stanley Mars
Chester Gilgio
Jim
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
California
Oregon
Washington
Crown Coach
Huilding
U.S. Department of Immigration
Mexico
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho
Gillig-schont
Mojave Desert
Bose
Trs Agles
Gillig Electrica
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Mars
Sequoia
Rudmond City
Ban Francisco
Chewster Road
Tahoe- Truckee
Mallands
Illng
Trim Department
Ius
Marx Raya
Allamont Pass
San Jose
California Highway Patrol
San Leander
Santa Rosa
Fremont
Lerwick
Gillig Buses
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