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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1975

Page

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Teng On Top In Peking Power Struggle Amid Ford Visit

Diplomatic sources in Peking say First Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping leads over rival Wang Hung-wen in a Chinese power struggle. Wang, aged 38 to 40, avoids Ford functions while Teng effectively runs day to day affairs during Chou En-lai’s illness.

Teng Peking Tokyo Teng Hsiao-ping Ford China Shanghai Whiz Kid Wang Hung-wen Wang Chiang Ching Mao Tse Tung Communist Party Mao Chou En-lai Kang Sheng Yeh Chien-ying Defense Kang Yeh Chou Lin Shao-chi People’s Republic

Hearst Trial Evidence Touches Mind State Claims

In court Bailey notes Miss Hearst may have a mental debility but can stand trial. Carter says lawyers often face such limits and the defense plans to be ready on January 26. Separate dispatches discuss China during the Cultural Revolution, Teng’s stabilization efforts, and Zhou Enlai’s role in rescuing Teng.

Tessify Carter Bailey Miss Hearst

Jail Order for Andretta After Contempt ruling

The judge held Andretta in contempt for refusing to testify before the grand jury. Immunity was granted to compel answers, but Andretta sought time to consult Bufalino, leading to his removal in handcuffs and potential imprisonment until purge or November term.

Goverment Freeman Andretta New Jersey Ozer Bufalino Milan Brand

White Boycott Planned For Boston High School

In South Boston a planned white boycott of South Boston High School emerged to protest federal receivership by Judge Garrity over desegregation orders. Two 17 year old students were charged with disturbing a school assembly after a Thursday clash, while a student was injured in the library.

South Boston High William Reid Reid Boston South Boston U.S. District Court Restore Our Alienated Rights ROAR South Boston Information Center W. Arthur Garrity Boston School Committee Garrity

Richardson nominated to be secretary of commerce

The Senate approved Elliot L. Richardson for secretary of commerce in a voice vote. He has held four Cabinet posts including defense, health education and welfare, attorney general, and ambassador to Great Britain. He succeeds Rogers Morton as Commerce Secretary and is viewed as a potential 1976 GOP vice presidential candidate.

Washington Senate Elliot L. Richardson Commerce Richardson U.S Great Britain Defense Health, Education and Welfare Rogers C. B. Morton Ford Senate Commerce Committee

Mondale and Levi clash over FBI reports access

The exchange centers on whether the Senate Intelligence Committee should view internal FBI reports of potential wrongdoing. Levi argues for limited access with safeguards, while Mondale questions the guidelines' durability against presidential orders, noting past CIA report access. Levi notes possible cases of imminent risk to life or vital government functions requiring fast action.

Justice Department United States Mondale Levi Intelligence Committee FBI CIA Church Sen. Mondale

Autopsy to determine death in rural area case

An autopsy will be conducted at the University of Cincinnati forensic lab to determine time of death and details after Crawford died likely after 9 p.m. Tuesday. The FBI pursued the case following discovery of a late-model station wagon and three arrests on Interstate 70 near Dayton, identifying John S. Garsides and William Nabozny among those detained.

Crawford Gressle Forensic Pathology Laboratory University of Cincinnati FBI Here Marston Indiana Dayton John S. Garsides Columbus William Nabozny Dearborn Mich

Egg Producers Fight FTC Ruling On Organization’s Neutrality

In a Page One continuation, the egg industry challenges FTC claims about NCEN literature. The judge notes the organization is not government affiliated and mainly aims to sell eggs. Barnes’ ruling, about a month after the FTC filed its complaint, is not final and may be appealed or reviewed by the commission.

NCEN FTC Commission

Lebanon Saued Fights Continue Around Holiday Inn

Officials around moderate Moslem chieftain Saeb Salam warn fighting will persist near the Holiday Inn and Starco office center as Ambusher TM efforts cut Phalangist supply lines from right wing HQ a mile east. Salam's aides say 500 street fighters from his Saudi-financed militia join Ambushers and other leftist forces amid a civil war that shadows Eid al-Adha.

Saeb Salam Holiday Inn Starco Salam

Court Dismisses Gypsum Board Price Charges

U S District Judge Barrington D Parker dismissed contempt charges against four gypsum board manufacturers for price fixing. The firms National Gypsum U S Gypsum Georgia Pacific and Celotex had been convicted in Pittsburgh last summer. A separate DC contempt petition was also dropped for double jeopardy concerns. One officer from each firm was convicted in the Pittsburgh trial.

Washington U.S Barrington D. Parker Gypsum Board Parker National Gypsum U.S. Gypsum Georgia Pacific Pittsburgh

Teamsters Seek 35 Percent Pay Hike in Truck Drivers Contract

The Teamsters Union demanded a 35 percent wage increase plus a strong fringe benefits package in a new three year contract for about 450000 truck drivers. Industry officials warned the package could lift labor costs 50 to 60 percent, with inflationary pressure and possible impact on auto bargaining later.

Washington Teamsters Union William G. McIntyre Moe Teamsters Trucking Employers, Inc Frank E. Fitzsimmons

House approves bill to allow nationwide construction site picketing

The House passed 229 to 189 a measure giving construction and building trades unions power to shut down an entire site via picketing even for disputes with a single contractor. The bill, sent to the Senate, would require a 36 day wait before local unions strike and seeks a national labor-management panel to approve wage pacts. President Ford’s position remained undecided after talks with Labor Secretary Dunlop, with administration opponents warning of a potential political backlash.

Washington House Senate Ford White House Jobsite GOP Ronald Regan John T. Dunlop

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