Connally’s World Tour Spurs 1972 VP Speculation
President Nixon announced John Connally will tour 15 nations as a special representative amid talk of a GOP ticket with Agnew. White House aides say Connally may also brief world leaders on Nixon’s China and Moscow trips as a potential future vice president. The plan includes stops in Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Vietnam, Australia, Singapore and New Zealand. Connally previously resigned from the Cabinet and could fill any public role the president chooses.
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Mrs Onassis Visits Kennedy Center for First Time
Jackie Kennedy Onassis attends the Kennedy Center opening night with Aristotle Onassis in the audience for Leonard Bernstein Mass. She tours the Hall of Nations and sees a six foot bust of John F. Kennedy, in a brief first visit noted by attendees.
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Postal rates approval reshapes first and second class mail
The Postal Rate Commission approves about 15 billion dollars in rate increases, locking in 8 cent letters and 11 cent air mail unless the Postal Service Board of Governors rejects the plan. Critics say the change saves publishers and large mailers, while the Board is expected to act within 30 days. The move shifts rate setting away from Congress under the 1970 act to the commission.
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FBI Director Denies Secret Citizen Files Existence
PHILADELPHIA AP FBI Director L Patrick Gray says alleged secret files on thousands of private citizens do not exist in agency records. He adds he believes the wiretap law upheld by the Supreme Court will preserve citizens rights. Gray cites school integration progress and notes FBI efforts against airline hijacking while speaking as an individual.
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Lottery pays 11 million to Pennsylvania winners
Harrisburg report states the Pennsylvania state lottery paid 11.82 million to 73 674 winners in the first ten weeks of operation. Officials say about 1 270 winning tickets are issued per million tickets sold in weekly drawings.
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Robert Kane
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Polluters Hit By Bill Advances In Pennsylvania House
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill by a 1723 vote to strengthen state enforcement against air pollution. It would abolish regional air pollution control associations, transfer duties to the Environmental Hearing Board, and allow permits for air polluting devices before construction or modification if local authorities fail to act.
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