Young addict finds jail easier than street for drugs
Miami AP report about 19 year old Monroe Kinchen who sought jail to quit heroin, saying the stockade offers easier access to drugs and organized dealing. He appealed for release after jail was granted to pursue treatment, while officials framed the facility as a training and treatment center with ongoing drug issues. Kinchen faced multiple charges and sought a new trial.
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Miami
Fla
Monroe Kinchen
Criminal Court
Pau Baker
Dade County
Kinchen
Stockade
Martin Green
Green
Baker
Ae Ran Ag Arperiies
Pris
Florida
GOP Platform Witnesses Named Ahead of Convention
The GOP announces portions of its platform witnesses including William Rogers and Melvin Laird with Javits and Goldwater tied to end the war views. Riegle notes Javits has reconciled with the White House as Ashbrook and McCloskey prepare to speak. Rhodes will present the platform for delegate approval amid a reform dispute.
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Riegle
Wiliam P. Rogers
Melvin Laird
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Javits
White House
National Committee
Convention
Economy faces cautious pace amid expansion risks
Stein says economy may grow faster in six months but warns against overheating. Advisers press spending ceiling to curb inflation and avoid tax hikes. Shultz calls for budget restraint to sustain expansion with stable prices. Nixon notes ongoing economic problems, urges lower inflation and lower unemployment from 3.3 percent.
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Stein
Caspar Weinberger
Office of Management, and Budget
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
U.S
McGovern Criticizes Nixon on Environment Policy Costs
McGovern accuses Nixon of favoring big business and disregarding Congress authorized funding for air, water and solid waste programs. He cites 1970 72 budgets $722 million below authorized amounts and criticizes the administration for weak strip mining bills and wasteful Southeast Asia spending. The McGovern camp counters with claims of economic mismanagement and lagging job gains.
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McGovern
Nixon
Congress
Isue
Indochina
Southeast Asia
McGovern urged to repudiate Clark conduct
Former Attorney General John Mitchell called on Senator George McGovern to publicly repudiate Ramsey Clark’s conduct in Hanoi. He cited a Miami Herald interview suggesting Clark would be a fit to head the FBI and accused Clark of broadcasting Communist propaganda from North Vietnam. Mitchell also noted Clark’s links to antiwar activities and a North Vietnam News Agency report of dike damage claims.
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Washington
John Mitchell
George McGovern
Mitchell
Ramsey Clark
Hanoi
Miami Herald
McGovern
Clark
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
South Dakota
Sen. McGovern
Mr. Hoover
Tokyo
Daniel
Philip Berrigan
Berrigan
North Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Clark MacGregor
Committee For
Spy’s bold break in to obtain sensitive data
An unidentified spy entered a Pentagon area, removed highly sensitive documents from a desk, and carried them out in a briefcase after successfully operating the computer. The agent reported that a young secretary and gate staff distraction aided the exit as guards were distracted by entrants. The piece also notes Ramsey Clark’s Hanoi role and criticizes government insiders.
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CIA
Gen
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Sen. McGovern
Ramsey Clark
MacGregor
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