Douglas Retires From Court After Long Career
Former Supreme Court justice Douglas retires citing unrelenting pain after 36 years on the bench. Ford condolences salute his liberal rulings and public service under Roosevelt, including chairing the SEC. The record recalls his Maine birth, Roosevelts’ era, and impeachment tremors surrounding his era.
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Jury Convicts Appraiser In Nixon Case
Chicago AP A federal jury convicted Ralph G Newman 64 president of the Chicago Library Board and noted appraiser of historical documents of providing false information to the IRS on two tax deductions for Nixon in 1968 1970 and 1973 sentence set for Jan 6 and he was released on his own recognizance until then the verdict ended five hours of deliberations with defense planning an appeal option
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Rumsfeld Quizzed Over Independence and 1976 Plans
In testimony on Ford's defense pick, Donald Rumsfeld says he will fully represent the department and the president. He notes he would serve at the pleasure of the President, prompting questions about whether he might leave the Pentagon for a Ford bid in 1976.
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Wallace Eyes 1976 White House Bid With Revolt Call
Wallace, repeating a 1968 theme, urged a political revolt at the ballot box in the 1976 primaries and said he would skip New Hampshire’s first presidential primary though open to others. He expects Massachusetts as his first test, believes he can gain votes, and appeared robust amid cheering supporters including a few Black attendees.
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Stewardess praises Davis for saving passengers in plane crash
Linda Patten credited Davis with stopping the DC-10 to allow safe evacuation after a bird strike on takeoff. An airline spokesman said the plane was fully insured and valued at 24 million dollars, carrying 1.5 million dollars of spare parts. A seagull was found on the runway, and foam concealed other casualties. Weather forecast calls for snow and rain from the Great Lakes to New England.
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Kissinger cautions on overreaction to Zionism as racism charge
Secretary of State Kissinger warned the United States should keep its reaction to the General Assembly's Zionism-as-racism resolution within bounds while urging restraint in sanctions. He called the resolution extremely deplorable but said U.N. participation should not be punished. Exon vice president W T Slick Jr testifies that breaking up big oil firms would damage the economic recovery, worsen energy problems, and raise unemployment. He opposed forced separation of producing, refining, and marketing arms, arguing it would strain energy supply and stockholders. Moynihan also urged not to let anger derail U.S. interests in the UN.
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Blackburn faces Senate clash over open housing stance
Sen Edward W Brooke rejects Blackburn as racist not accused. warns confirmation would hinder race relations. Brooke cites Blackburn's sensitivity as lacking, outweighing any qualifications. Blackburn defenders say rejection stems from conservative views and Southern background. Sparkman notes he opposed civil rights acts.
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Fugitive Storms Office Seizes Secretary in Florida
A machete wielding fugitive calling himself the divine terrorist stormed into a Lake Wales real estate office and took a secretary hostage. Jasper Mines of Wabassa, Fiz. refused to release her as police and the hostage's husband urged him to surrender. The man, linked to a van with a murdered woman found nearby, warned he would kill if forced out. He claimed he had nothing left to live for.
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Tornado-Like Storms Hit Five Points Columbia SC
Five persons injured as tornado like storms struck the Five Points area and near the Edgefield Aiken County line. Damage included about 10 houses in Aiken County, overturned vehicles, downed power lines, and widespread power outages. University of South Carolina campus areas escaped damage while police directed traffic and guarded against looting.
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Narayan paroled as Indian court rebuffs emergency powers
Jayaprakash Narayan, 73, an opposition leader and Gandhi era ally, was released on parole in Chandigarh after weeks of medical treatment rumors. The parole follows the Supreme Court ruling against extending Parliament’s power to amend the constitution amid India’s emergency crackdown.
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