Dele backs Agnew as ideal 1972 Nixon running mate
Republican National Chairman Robert J. Dele, elected Friday, praised Vice President Spiro T. Agnew as an ideal candidate to run with President Nixon in 1972. Dele, a Kansas senator, said Agnew did an excellent job last year and will be even better this year, noting no evidence against his suitability. He spoke on NBC Today and CBS Face the Nation windows.
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Doctor says Lt. Calley under stress in My Lai case
Psychiatrist at Bellevue Medical Center testifies Calley was not mentally ill but under combat stress that impaired judgment and visual-motor performance during the March 1968 operation. He described a controlled room experiment and noted marijuana exposure can affect decision making and perception for weeks.
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New York Police Settlement Remains Dim
New York officials reported the peak weekend crime period passed with no serious consequences due to the patrolmen’s wildcat action. Detectives and senior officers worked 12-hour shifts, maintaining radio cars and beats as arrests remained lower than normal and minor offenses went unchecked.
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Muskie ends foreign tour as he weighs White House bid
Senator Edmund Muskie wrapped up a weeklong trip through the Middle East, the Soviet Union, and Western Europe. He said he will digest impressions before a possible bid for the presidency after meeting with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt in Bonn. He called Brandt’s policy toward the Communist bloc positive and constructive.
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Experts warn major quake could wipe out San Francisco high rises
A UPI report cites Karl Steinbrugge William K. Cloud and Nina Scott of US Coast and Geodetic Survey warning that moderate quakes like 1969 Santa Rosa shocks imply $25 million in damage if struck San Francisco or Los Angeles They say modern reinforced concrete towers could collapse in a major quake even with current codes.
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Plane Missing After Seven Hour Northern California Search
COLUSA AP A seven hour search in northern Colusa County failed to locate a Beechcraft Bonanza overdue since 1 p.m. on a Santa Ana to Willows flight carrying three adults and two children. No names were available from local or Western Air Search and Rescue. A rancher reported sighting a plane disappearance at 1:30 p.m. near Sites, a village 20 miles northwest, with possible crash in rainy overcast.
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Weeklong drive for Christian Unity begins Vatican
The Roman Catholic Church and several Christian communions launch a week of prayer for Christian Unity across nations. Pope Paul VI voiced cautious optimism, noting deep, long-standing differences among churches remain challenging to bridge. The report also notes springlike weather in parts of the U.S. with snow and icy threats in the Midwest and strong Pacific coast gales. Washington reports Kissinger resigning from Harvard to stay in the White House as a presidential adviser.
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Daily Review publication details and prices
The Baily Review published by The Daily Review Inc lists offices at Hayward Winton Ave and Leandra Street in Fremont and Alameda counties. It shows subscription rates with 10 cents per copy weekdays and 35 cents weekends, plus monthly totals for daily publishing including Sundays.
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Draft urged for doctors to boost medical ranks
The Defense Department recommended anew doctor draft, citing too few medical graduates volunteering. Dr Louis M. Rousselot proposed the move pending Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird approval. If approved, Selective Service could issue calls early February. selected doctors would serve two years as officers in the Army Navy or Air Force to replace about 1,126 doctors entering civilian status from 1968.
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Army spy activity cited by Times
The New York Times reports that the U S Army compiled dossiers on about 18 000 civilians across political groups from Black Panthers to the John Birch Society The operation ran 1967 to 1960 and used 1 000 agents to gather political and personal data including on prominent as well as obscure figures The article notes no conspiracy to subvert liberties but acknowledges drift into dangerous territory and possible risks from expanding such spying
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Court to mull work issue
The Supreme Court agreed to rule this term on whether a federal antidiscrimination law bars firing a worker who refuses Sunday work due to religious beliefs. The case centers on Robert K. Dewey a die worker fired in 1966 by Reynolds Metals Co Wyoming Michigan for refusing overtime on Sundays. The appeals court upheld Dewey's reinstatement and back pay, while a district judge had ruled religious discrimination. The Court will hear arguments later this term and issue a writted decision.
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