Dodd collapses and dies at 64 in Connecticut
Former Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut dies at age 64 from an apparent heart attack at his Old Lyme home. The former Nuremberg prosecutor, censured in 1967 over a fundraising dispute, left a mixed record as gun control advocate and prison reformer.
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World Today reports U.S. base attacks and global shocks
The report covers a Cam Ranh Bay fuel depot attack with 1.68 million gallons of jet fuel and 210,000 gallons of aviation gasoline set ablaze, a nearby battle near Saigon with American casualties, aftershocks in Bingol, Turkey, and other international turmoil including Belfast violence and political moves in Washington.
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Nixon daughter in Jacksonville teaching post
Julie Nixon Eisenhower was hired Monday to teach in the Jacksonville Florida school system. Superintendent Cecil Hardesty cited her husband’s Mayport naval assignment and her interest in teaching as reasons for the hire. He knew the Nixon family from California and San Diego schools.
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Gleason Trip Stirs Waterfront Commission Action
The New York Waterfront Commission revoked the license of longshoreman James Matuszewski after he allegedly demanded a $450 tip for handling the Gleasons' baggage aboard the U S France on March 20 1970. A hiring agent Edward Gray faced censure for using obscene language and an obscene act when refused a drink in the Gleason suite before departure.
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Sergeant Holden Seeks Army Secretary Post
M Sergeant Jack Holden 45 an associate editor of Soldiers applied in writing to President Nixon seeking the Army secretary job to replace the retiring Stanley Resor. He said he was earnest but doubted he would be chosen noting generals must learn the service. He added the idea of trying a soldier once.
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