Press aide cites legality but defends destruction of paper copies
The press aide to Health, Education and Welfare Secretary David Mathews indicated a decision to junk more than 22,000 copies of a paper. He said the act was not questioned on propriety, though some uncertainty remained about the legal aspects.
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Carter Backers Dominate Missouri Delegates in 1972 Race
The Missouri delegation endorsed Carter, with Eagleton urging uncommitted stance earlier and emphasizing party unity. Delegates chosen May 25 and June 12 at district and state conventions, Carter holding 594 of 1505 needed convention votes. The scene reflects tense primary dynamics as Carter seeks broad support.
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Louisville
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Thomas Eagleton
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Eagleton
Goldwater Demands Ford Campaign Stop Using Tapes
Sen. Barry Goldwater demands President Ford's campaign stop using tapes of a news conference where he criticized Ronald Reagan's stance on the Panama issue. The request, learned Thursday, centers on the tape distribution and potential political impact.
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Panama Canal
Canal
Goldwater tapes spark political clash and post bar shooting
In a string of events a political flare up centers on tapes from a Goldwater news conference used by Ford campaign managers with disputes over their use. Separately a Norfolk bar shooting leaves one hospitalized and a suspect jailed after an attempted weapons arrest.
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Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Germany
Henry B. Gilpin
Veterans Hospital
Hampton
Alfred White
Steven Ballard
Ine Goldwater
Nebraska
High-Priced Prostitutes Say Clients Prefer Kinky Sex
A study reported to the American Psychiatric Association found that about 60 percent of clients of elite prostitutes are political leaders and corporate executives. The research by two assistant professors from New York Medical College notes that power figures seek flagellation bondage fetishism and voyeurism, with confidentiality emphasized.
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Kissinger Defends Policy Amid Debate On Russia and Rhodesia
In a brief debate Kissinger argued the United States should seek mutual restraint to preserve peace rather than embrace Communist Russia. He distinguished South Africa’s global recognition from Rhodesia’s lack of recognition and noted Ford may back repeal of the Byrd amendment.
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United States
Russia
South Africa
Rhodesia
Great Britain
Ford
Akron Rubber Action Sees Hints of Settlement Before Strike
In Akron unconfirmed reports claim General Tire & Rubber Co. may settle before its two-plant contract expires Saturday, potentially averting a strike among rubber workers. Firestone officials say a General Tire agreement would not influence Firestone. General Tire remains silent on Canton negotiations covering 2,300 workers in Akron and Waco, Texas.
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General Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
John Zimmerman
General Tire
Canton
Waca
Tex
Quake Aid Debated as Senate Backed Plan Advances
President Ford backed a quake relief measure approved by the Senate, noting its use would rest with Italy. U.S. aid surpassed 600000 dollars for food medicine and supplies. The Soviet Union promised 500 tents and medical goods while Romania offered 125000 dollars in aid. Rockefeller spent hours in Italy before heading to West Germany for a bicentennial observance.
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United States
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Italy
West Germany
Compromise Plan Forms New Intelligence Oversight Panel
Probe continues on Page One as the Security Agency Defense Intelligence Agency and FBI intelligence division figures in a floor battle. A compromise would grant members from the four existing intelligence oversight committees a voice in the new monitoring process. Two senators from each panel would join the new panel to oversee intelligence activities.
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Defense Intelligence Agency
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