Alioto accuses government of leaking files to Look magazine
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto testified before a Senate subcommittee charging six federal agencies and several state bodies supplied confidential government files used in Look magazine’s Sept 23 1969 article linking him to La Cosa Nostra. He seeks tougher federal leaks laws.
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Battle Action Near Hill 30 Reports Heavy Laos Fighting
Map locates Hill 30, a South Vietnamese position in Laos, where the Laos campaign saw the heaviest fighting reported Wednesday. Seven U.S. helicopters were shot down. About 2,000 South Vietnamese marines were moved into Laos in two days, raising totals to 18,000. In Vietnam, a F105 fighter-bomber attacked a SAM site 10 miles north of the DMZ.
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Britain Post Office strike nears end after 44 days
The 44 day post office workers strike may end as 230000 members vote on an inquiry into the post office. Union general secretary Lom Jackson said a majority backing return could see workers back by early next week. Negotiations at the Department of Employment followed 14 hours of talks led by Robert Carr. The plan centers on improving efficiency to raise pay.
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National reel of political and crime briefs
Rogers Upset by Senator's Charge and Kissinger policy claim sparked a telephone exchange with Sen. Stuart Symington. A separate note reports a phony Pentagon exhibit. two gunmen stage a $599 915 bank heist in Palm Beach. Subcommittee data show campus violence fell, House votes on government bonds, a Capitol bombing photo lineup, a looming railroad strike, and a New York snow storm.
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Alaska woman parachutes to polar ice cap in 30 below weather
Britain Carroll, Alaska jumping champion, landed on the Beaufort Sea ice cap Tuesday, leaving a welcoming sign for Army arctic rangers whose practice rescue mission faced weather delays. The story also notes Apollo 16 crew assignments and legal moves involving H. Rap Brown’s attorney.
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