Navy backs off sole-source rocket launcher contracts
The Navy will seek competitive bids this week for 2.75 inch rocket launchers once produced by Alsco Techfab, despite prior claims the items were proprietary. The move comes after a grand jury indictment against Alsco and related firms, with the government previously saying development time would be prohibitive to new suppliers.
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Agnew Calls for Ramsey Clark Removal and Crime Plan
Spiro Agnew urged removing Ramsey Clark as US attorney general and outlined a five point crime plan if Nixon wins. He pressed wider wiretaps, narcotics crackdown, a model crime free DC, mandatory gun sentences, and stricter federal leadership. He criticized Clark and urged replacement with a tough crime fighter.
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Spire T.agnew
Ramsey Clark
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Richard M. Nixon
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Fired Official Clashes With Governor Over Loan Scandals
Former Arkansas securities chief Clint Jones, fired May 1967, answered Gov. Rockefeller’s charges by alleging conflicts of interest involving PL&I and AL&T. He claimed attorney fees for Haley on PL&I cases, questioned AL&T’s authority to sue loan firms, and cited a 1966 governor letter denying pre‑talk with Jones.
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Haley
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Al&t
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Clint
Don Smith
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Securities Department
Smith
Reuther Charged by Rival Union in Labor Rift
The Machinist union accuses Walter Reuther of raiding unions to form a rival labor movement aiming to challenge AFL-CIO leadership. P L Siemiller says Reuther’s drive to split units could plunge U S labor into the law of the jungle. He cites ties with the Teamsters and dissident Auto Workers as stakes in the broader power struggle.
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Houston
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Challe
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Reds Warned Against Side Talks
The United States urged the Soviet Union to take Middle East peace proposals to the United Nations General Assembly and avoid bilateral side talks. The reply to Moscow's four point plan emphasized reviving UN mediation under Gunnar Jarring, warning that side bargaining could muddle the issue.
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Turkey
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