Gov Nelson Rockefeller vetoes abortion repeal bill in New York
Sunday summary notes Governor Nelson Rockefeller vetoed a bill to repeal New York liberal abortion laws. He cites thousands of women facing a return to the dark ages. The measure had passed the state senate by a slim margin. Page 8. Senator Barry Goldwater predicts Nixon’s Moscow summit will yield major gains, possibly peace in Vietnam or a ceasefire. He based his view on personal impressions, not administration briefings. Page 7.
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Harlem drug ring busted by police in three grocery stores
Police say Curtis Powell, 37, identified as Harlem's top drug trafficker, ran a $50 million a year narcotics operation from three groceries. Undercover purchases tied Powell to the ring. he held $1,000 during arrest while his wife, not arrested, carried $12,500 in cash. Bail set at $450,000.
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Nixon delays tax reform push in election year
President Nixon will not seek comprehensive tax reform this election year despite Democratic pressure. Domestic adviser Ehrlichman says the plan is to pursue tax law changes next year if re-elected. The decision follows a breakfast with Treasury Secretary and key tax committee leaders.
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Japan backs Nixon on war policy in talks with Agnew
Vice President Spiro Agnew met Emperor Hirohito and Japanese leaders who indicated general agreement with President Nixon’s plan to halt war matériel to North Vietnam. Agnew arrived in Tokyo to represent the United States at ceremonies marking Okinawa’s return after 27 years under U.S. rule. Japanese authorities scheduled tight security and mobilized 50,000 police ahead of anticipated protests.
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Alioto trial resumes in Washington state case
The second Alioto trial opens in Wacoma Washington, with San Francisco Mayor Joseph Aioto and two former Washington officials facing federal bribery and conspiracy charges. The case traces back to 1861 suits by the state attorney general alleging overcharges by electrical equipment firms to public utilities and cities for transformers, generators, breakers, and other gear.
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Money Talk Across Generations and Beliefs
A fragment from a long dialogue on money shows varied attitudes across ages and lifestyles. Marshall Stoddard, Hayward parks chief, discusses money’s usefulness versus its limits while supporting a Mormon missionary family. His children Er, Anthony Hare and others reflect on spending, value, and freedom. The piece ends with references to Auchincloss and a Georgetown setting, hinting at broader debates on wealth and philanthropy.
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