Pistol packing leader in labor gains deputy marshal role
Robert Brennan, Labor Secretary aide, gains deputy U S marshal powers allowing cross state pistol carry and arrests. Brennan, previously a New York union leader, carries a pearl handled revolver amid trips between Washington and New York. A secretary aide notes he avoids Secret Service protection previously granted to Cabinet members. Kleindienst had Brennan sworn in last week by Wayne Colburn. The Cube Root of this trick by Sampson at Chessington England remains sugar behind the keeper’s back.
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Brennan
New York
Nixon
Washington
Secret Service
Richard G. Kleindienst
Wayne Colburn
U.S. Marshals
Sampson
Chessington
England
Shift in sources cases moves from court to legislature
Associated Press writer Louise Cook reports a shift in the battle over newsman sources from courts to Congress and state legislatures. Bills would grant varying immunity for journalists, ranging from unqualified shield protection to limited privilege, with hearings by House and Senate committees and opposition from some legal officials. The Supreme Court ruling and several contempt cases frame debate as lawmakers seek a shield law, while some fear no strong measure will pass. Local reporters like Earl Caldwell and David Lightman feature in the broader struggle over protecting confidential information.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Legislative Chamber
House Judiciary Committee
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
House
William S. Cohen
Maine
Tom Railsback
Illinois
Henry P. Smith Iit
New York
Charles W. Sandman Jr
New Jersey
Lawrence Coughlin
Pennsylvania
John B. Anderson
Ilinois
Anderson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Lawrence Baskir
Senate
Ervin
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
David M. Lightman
Baltimore Evening Sun
Lightman
Fertilizer Use Aimed at Boosting Hempstead Pastures
County extension agent Calvin warns farmers in Hempstead County that soil fertility limits pasture yields. Well managed pastures respond to fertilization, while poor fertility allows weeds to crowd out desirable grasses. April and May are ideal for soil testing to plan summer forage applications. nitrogen supports production but requires balanced nutrient supplies for full effect.
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Hempstead
Bermuda
Calvin
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Warning Order in Knotts Adoption Case
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate court Billy Lee Knott is warned to appear within thirty 130 days and answer the petition in adoption matter of Rickey Lynn Knott. Clerk Dee McMurrough records April 21 1973 with notices April 25 May 2 9 16 1973.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Rickey Lynn Knott
Billy Lee Knott
Dee McMurrough
Worried man says he's killer in Santa Cruz case
Edmund Kemper II walked into a Pueblo Colorado telephone booth and told authorities he killed his mother and a woman visitor. He later said he had to tell someone amid worries about the murders. Police arrested him while he talked to Santa Cruz deputies. Santa Cruz officials later found the bodies of Clara Nel Strandberg and Sara Tay lor Hallett at her Aptos home.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Edmund Emil Kemper II
Pueblo
Colo
Kemper
Pueblo Police
California
Aptos
Clara Nel Strandberg
Sara Taylor Hallett
Douglas B. James
Simon
Robert Mayber
Mayber
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Carol Hobson
Sandra Anderson
Hope High School
Karen Morris
Southern State College
Earl Caldwell
New York Times
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