Kleindienst testimony slowed by writer's charge
Acting Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst testified that he did not know a ITT subsidiary offered to help fund next August's Republican National Convention during the anti trust settlement. His confirmation to succeed Mitchell faces Senate scrutiny as hearings begin. He said he never discussed any antitrust matter with Mitchell, whose resignation took effect yesterday.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
It&t
Mitchell
GOP
San Diego
James Q. Eastland
Dmiss
U.S. Dist
Richard W. McLaren
Chicago
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
ITT
Eastland
New York
Nixon
Democratic National
Lawrence O’brien
McLaren
Cold Arkansas forecast and 24 hour weather update
Experiment Station report notes 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday with high 8&4, low 35, precipitation 1.83 inches and heavy hail. Forecast Arkansas calls for much colder conditions, decreasing west and cloudy east, clearing tonight, followed by fair and cold Friday. Highs mid 30s to 40s, tonight lows upper teens to low 30s, Friday highs upper 30s to low 50s.
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Arkansas
Lose weight or money back guarantee ad for Odrinex
An advertisement touts Odrinex as a weight loss aid with a money back guarantee. It claims easy swallowing tablets, customer success over years, and a large size price option. The offer promises refunds if the user cannot lose ugly fat, with sales language emphasizing no questions asked.
Charges Officials Had Part in Pledge
Hanover AP report says Rep McCloskey alleges high government officials discussed a $400,000 pledge settlement aiding ITT in an antitrust case. He urged full congressional disclosure and called for Mitchell and Kleindienst to testify under oath. McCloskey also filed a financial statement in Concord and Washington reporting $129 in receipts.
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Hanover
N.H
Paul N. McCloskey
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
Congress
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Peabody Calls for British Withdrawal From Northern Ireland
Former Massachusetts governor Endicott Peabody, a Democratic vice presidential candidate in New Hampshire, urged immediate British troop withdrawal from Northern Ireland. He blamed troops for civilian deaths, urged cease of internment without trial, and cited recent killings and bombings including Catholic politicians. The piece notes IRA activity, political tension, and a rumored UK cabinet plan on internment and governance.
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Endicott Peabody
New Hampshire
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Daily Mail
Britain
Queen Elizabeth Views Shrunken Heads in Kuching
Queen Elizabeth II visits Kuching Malaysia and surveys a display of shrunken heads tied to a ceiling as part of her overseas tour. The moment underscores cultural exhibits encountered during the royal itinerary.
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Malaysia
Elizabeth II
Deaths and funerals in Hope and surrounding towns
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. S. G. Norton 90 of Hope Mrs. Ruth Breed 74 of Emmet Edgar T. Auld 59 of Hope Miss Edney Middlebrooks of Little Rock and Mrs Ina Minter Mitchell 81 of Lewisville Funeral details list services at St Mark's Episcopal Oakcrest Funeral Chapel Emmet Baptist Rose Hill Cemetery Wilson Cemetery and other local burial sites.
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United States aims for all volunteer force by 1973
Defense plans project a volunteer military with the draft cut to 50,000 this year and costs rising at least 12 billion dollars above pre Vietnam levels. Melvin Laird says Congress may be needed to draft National Guard and reserves if incentives fail.
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United States
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
National Guard
Nixon
Pryor Backs Amnesty for Draft-Evaders in Arkansas
Rep. David Pryor in Little Rock on Challenge 72 said he favored amnesty for youths who fled abroad to avoid the draft and should be allowed to return home. He also opposed legalizing marijuana, arguing for a firm approach while not locking up first-time users, but he urged harsh penalties for traffic pushers.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
D—Ark
Pryor
U.S. Senate
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Gilley Sentenced to Death in Yablonski Slayings
Paul E. Gilly was sentenced to the electric chair by the same jury that convicted him of first degree murder in the Yablonski killings. The seven men and five women jury began deliberations on the penalty Wednesday and recessed at 10:45 p.m.
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Paul E. Gilly
Yablonski
Smith deflects blame for Texas banking bills veto
Gov. Preston Smith told a telecast he and voters should blame lawmakers for two banking insurance bills linked to the Sharpstown stock fraud scandal. He said he vetoed the bills after analysis and displayed his veto document. The press event followed questions about a possible special session on finances and election funding.
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Associated Press
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Texas
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Abilene
Ben Barnes
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Sharp
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Atty
Crawford Martin
Bullock
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Mujibur Rahman Visits Lenin's Tomb in Moscow
Sheik Mujibur Rahman arrived in Moscow and met Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev after visiting Lenin's Tomb. He seeks immediate and long term aid for war ravaged Bangladesh, with a Soviet mission assessing needs. Kosygin hosted a Kremlin dinner and urged a peaceful settlement in the subcontinent.
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Will Seek Post of Late Father
James L. Halsted, 27, of North Little Rock, said Wednesday he would run for the state Senate seat his late father had planned to seek.
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James L. Halsted
State Senate
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