Commission Faults Federal Civil Rights Enforcement
The United States Commission on Civil Rights says there is no government wide plan for enforcing civil rights and warns of erosion without presidential leadership. The report urges forceful implementation of existing civil rights laws and notes Hesburgh’s resignation from the commission.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
United States Commission On Civil Rights
Commission
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congress
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Father Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Stephen Horn
Long Beach
Calif
Witness Reports Plane Crash Over Alameda Apartments
An eyewitness described a Navy jet crash over the Tahoe Apartments in Alameda as a fireball like a shooting star before impact. Eight bodies and part of a ninth have been recovered as investigators search the ashes for victims who may have been cremated by the blaze. The death toll is expected to reach 10, including the pilot, with some residents previously listed as missing now reporting escape.
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Alameda
Calif
Navy
Navy Board of Inquiry
Tahoe
Roland W. Prahl
Alameda County
Pentagon Papers Guard Testifies in Rand Papers Case
The government calls security officer Richard Best at the Pentagon papers trial to show Ellsberg and Russo knew they violated security rules by copying Rand documents. Ellsberg and Russo face espionage conspiracy and theft charges for the 1969 to 1970 leak to the press.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Rand Corp
Ellsberg
Russo
Pentagon
Richard Best
Rand
Rand Cop
Snow Flurries Possible as Deep Freeze Lingers
Weather forecast for High Point areas shows a deep freeze through the weekend with a chance of snow flurries this afternoon. Tonight precipitation odds fall to 10 percent and freezing rain prospects decline. Sunday remains at 10 percent.
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High Point
Snow Forecast With Coastal Warning And Cold Weekend
A heavy snow warning extends eastward with travel advisory for the south coast. Gale and wind alerts persist over coastal waters as snow accumulates four inches or more along the coastal plain. Temperatures stay in the 20s with mountain teens at night and 30s to mid 30s by Sunday as winds 10 to 25 mph continue. Occasional light snow is possible today inTriangle Area and Northeast Piedmont with highs near 30s and clearing Sunday.
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Triangle Area
Piedmont
Whichard pushes tougher breathalyzer law and new homicide by vehicle
North Carolina lawmaker Rep Willis Whichard seeks a bill to require breathalyzer tests when requested by police and suspend licenses for 60 days on refusal. The measure would create homicide by vehicle as a new offense with fines up to 2000 and up to five years imprisonment. Also urged are a speedy trial bill and city county consolidation votes.
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Raleigh
Durham County
General Assembly
North Carolina
Willis Whichard
Whichard
Gerald Arnold
Darnett
House
Senate
Harry Bagnal
R-Forsyth
Paper Recalls Hunt Spying Recruitment Target Kennedy Material
The Washington Post says E Howard Hunt Jr. attempted to recruit Clifton DeMotte, a Hyannis Port motel public relations director, to spy on Senator Edward M. Kennedy during July 1971 while Hunt began work for the White House. DeMotte declined the approach.
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Washington
E Howard Hunt Jr
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Hunt
White House
Washington Post
The
Post
Clifton DeMotte
General Services Administration
Providence
R.I
Charles W. Colson
Democratic National
Watergate
DeMotte
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Ed Warren
Kennedy Boys
de- Motte
POWs deserve space as they return from war says WWII veteran
Orlando AP reports Malcolm Breeze and two other former POWs urge letting veterans adapt privately after combat. Breeze recalls Stalag 17 captivity and humor helped cope while Doncaster warns against probing memories. Norman Spector favors peaceful reintegration for Vietnam returnees. Breeze notes Eddie Trzcinski’s Stalag 17 notes inspired a hit play and film.
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Orlando, Fla
Stalag 17
Vietnam
Germany
Kenneth Doncaster
Veterans Administration
St. Petersburg
Doncaster
Norman Spector
Miami
Breeze
Eddie Trzcinski
Tailbone pain from childbirth guides self care and posture
Dear Dr Thosteson explains coccygodynia often stems from muscle spasm after childbirth rather than a longer tailbone. He advises heat baths, massage, good posture, firm padded seating, and avoiding slumps. He notes infections ruled out by doctor and warns snowmobile bumps may prolong pain.
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George C. Thosteson
M.D
Dr. Thosteson
D. G
Jacket stolen from Bayles' coat rack identified badge 626
Indianapolis police officer John B Bayles had his black leather jacket stolen from a city restaurant coat rack during a supper break. The jacket bears his badge 626 and is unlikely to be seen in public again.
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Indianapolis
John B. Bayles
Bayles
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