Rangers Storm Back To Top NHL Standings With 2-1 Win
Emile Francis guided the New York Rangers to a 2-1 comeback over the Montreal Canadiens as Nevins scored late to give New York an 18th victory in 36 games and the league lead. Chicago slipped after losing to Boston 3-1 while Detroit beat Toronto 3-1 and Toronto battled but fell short.
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Hawks
Ed Johnston
Bob Dilla
Johnny McKenzie
Bob Woytowich
Johnston
Bobby Hull
Ken Wharram
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Bobby Baker Goes to Trial on Tax Evasion Case
Former Senate Democrat aide Bobby Baker, 38, faces trial on income tax evasion, larceny, and conspiracy charges. The case centers on electronic eavesdropping disputes as prosecutors acknowledge voice recordings from hotel and office suites in Washington Las Vegas and Miami, while stressing the indictment rests on the acts themselves not overheard conversations. Judge Oliver Gasch will oversee pretrial and trial proceedings.
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Bobby Baker
Baker
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Edward Bennett Williams
Las Vegas
Miami
U.S. Dist
Oliver Gasch
Powell's Fate Up to Congress
The Harlem Democrat Adam Clayton Powell faces moves to strip him of the Education and Labor Committee chair and potentially lose his House seat as the 90th Congress convenes. A libel judgment dispute, contempt charges, and a committee inquiry shape a high stakes clash amid support from allies and protests from opponents.
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Gerald R. Ford
Powsell
Percy Sutton
Manhattan
Sutton
Adam Powell
Liu Shao-chi Central Fig in Chinese Power Struggle
The Associated Press profiles Liu Shao-chi as a central yet embattled figure in the intra party power struggle in Red China. Once Mao’s close ally and reformer of labor unions, Liu faces attacks from Lin Piao supporters and Red Guards while his future and possibly his life hang in the balance.
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Hunan
Shanghai
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Toilers of the East
Joinal Chou En-lai
Communist Labor Organization
Chiang Kai-shek
Kennedy suit over rescued horse heads to court
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy faces a $30,000 civil suit in Fairfax Circuit Court filed by Nicholas N. Zemo of Washington, D.C. The case centers on Kennedy directing her groom to move a starving yearling named Pande to her McLean home and the horse’s subsequent death after Zemo’s prior cruelty conviction. Kennedy’s lawyers said she acted to save the animal and notified the Animal Welfare League, which took responsibility for Pande and pressed cruelty charges against Zemo.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Washington, D.C
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Pande
Congress to Look Anew at Vietnam War
Washington AP Congress opens a new review of the Vietnam War with CIA chief Richard Helms testifying in a closed Senate subcommittee on bombing efficacy. Secretary of State Rusk to brief the Foreign Relations Committee in a closed session next week before a public hearing on Jan 23.
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D-Ark
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Connally Says He Did Not Want Kennedy Texas Trip
Gov. John B. Connally recalls advising President Kennedy against a Dallas Texas visit in November 1963. He notes Kennedy sought to speak at four fund raising dinners, but Connally finally agreed to one in Austin the night of November 22. The interview appears in the Dallas Times Herald amid Look magazine excerpts. Flying fish can soar from 150 to 1000 feet.
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