L A Times journalist jailed over court order
Washington based Los Angeles Times bureau chief John F Lawrence was jailed for three hours for refusing to surrender interview tapes to U S District Court Judge John J Sirica ordered him freed on appeal as he argued the tapes were needed to impeach a key witness Defense attorneys and editors condemned the action as a potential attack on press freedom amid a wave of subpoena cases involving journalists and government offices
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Bishops Say Women Cannot Be Priests
A Roman Catholic bishop's study concludes there is no clear scriptural exclusion of women from the priesthood and tradition has barred female ordination. Prepared by the Bishop's Committee on Pastoral Research, chaired by Bishop John R. Quinn, the report notes its findings are incomplete and calls for a comprehensive review in light of papal statements on women's emancipation. It stresses the ultimate decision rests with the pope, amid ongoing debates and Pope Paul VI's reaffirmation of traditional roles for women.
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Nixon in Excellent Health After Bethesda Checkup
President Nixon underwent a two hour physical at Bethesda Naval Hospital and was pronounced in excellent health by his personal physician Maj. Gen. Walter Tkach. He waved to reporters saying the feet feel fine. Ziegler said Nixon has a full physical and noted Truman, age 84, remains vigorous. Nixon plans a Florida weekend with family after the checkup.
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Barger recaps alibi in high profile Oakland murder case
Hell's Angel chief Ralph Sonny Barger testifies in Alameda County Superior Court denying involvement in the May slaying of a drug dealer. He says he was in bed with his girlfriend and later admits past drug use and deals to exchange weapons for a fellow Angels member's release. Prosecutors seek murder and arson convictions against Barger and associates.
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Man follows wife's death by fatal heroin overdose
Authorities report 28 year old Anthony Veloz, distraught after his wife died of a drug related overdose, injected himself with a fatal dose of heroin the next day. He died in a West Hollywood apartment where a friend found him clutching two notes on Monday. Dell expressed distress over his wife’s death.
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