PLO Plots Diplomatic Role On Middle East Stage
The United Nations debate opens doors for PLO participation as U S and Israeli positions clash over recognizing the Palestinian Liberation Organization. Saunders says no framework exists for PLO negotiations while U S policy links change to PLO willingness to revise its stance on Israel. The SCLC also launches a program to combat alleged racism in the military with complaints from multiple bases.
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Lawmaker calls to rename FBI Hoover Building
Rep. Gilbert Gude urges renaming the FBI headquarters the J Edgar Hoover Building due to alleged abuses of power under Hoover. He warns the dedication should not memorialize actions against civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr, while noting no legal justification for attempts to discredit King. The building, commissioned in 1962 and dedicated last September, cost 126 million dollars and is among Washington’s largest government offices.
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Ford in China highlights amid high level talks
Ford and Kissinger led U.S. delegation in Beijing with Teng and Chiao as talks focused on mutual interests to prevent world dominance by force while acknowledging differing national strategies. Chiang Ching and Chu Teh joined photo sessions signaling strong Chinese interest. Ford noted domestic duties and Nixon era diplomacy, with Chou Enlai health concerns noted. Humphrey considers leaving California primary ballot after Lt. Gov. Merlyn Dymally cites a letter from Humphrey planning non candidacy.
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Squatters To Be Ordered Off State Lands In Delta
State Lands Commission moves to recover rents from about 4000 squatters on state property, with 1200 to 400 docks and boathouses in the Sacramento Delta area. Rent could reach 2.5 million dollars yearly. Commission to lease sites after notifying property owners.
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Nixon aides testified fear of FBI taps used for blackmail
In a Monday deposition part of the Halperin suit, Ehrlichman described Nixon ordering FBI wiretaps moved to the White House after a warning by Robert Marcian that Edgar Hoover could blackmail him. He said the taps, dubbed Kissinger taps, threatened to disclose them to gain political leverage.
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Bus and car collide in Covina. one injured child
A Covina incident reports a school bus with one pupil colliding with a passenger car then catching fire. Driver Rochelle Smith and six year old Guy Ralstin escaped unharmed while Wanda Bacon, 58, the car’s driver, suffered injuries.
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High court silent on anti abortion ruling
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a no abortion rule at Orange Memorial Hospital in Texas. The case questions whether a publicly supported but privately operated hospital is governmentally involved enough to deny abortion rights, with two justices dissenting.
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Hearst case figure Walter Scott linked to attempted self harm
Walter Scott brother of sports activist Jack Scott was found with a slashed left wrist after an attempted death by own action near a Las Vegas shopping center. He was admitted in satisfactory condition to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. wounds from scissors were not serious. Police noted despondency and referenced a prior shooting at his parents' Camelot apartment.
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