Hoover On Law And Order Justice Is Incidental
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover told CBS News that justice is merely incidental to law and order and that vigorous law enforcement is the sole answer to riots burnings and lootings. He said he would be willing to serve under Nixon and noted the country faces serious trouble from lawlessness.
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Tipster credibility questioned in Nixon assassination plot case
Brooklyn prosecutors reevaluate the case as informant Mohammed Hazan Algamal faces questions about his background and ties to suspects Ahmed Pageh Namer and his sons. The Namers are charged with conspiracy in the first degree and possession of weapons after police and Secret Service raids at their East New York apartment. Algamal’s past in New York and California and a reported breakup with the Namers raise doubts about his reliability as key witness.
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Warren Chief Justice Plans to Retire
Washington reports Chief Justice Earl Warren intends to retire and will keep his letter of resignation ready for President Nixon to act after the inauguration. Warren has declined to comment on the Fortas vacancy and his future seat on the Supreme Court remains unsettled.
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Chief Justice’s Retirement Timing and Nixon Pick Ahead
The Chief Justice favors retirement at term end in June and thus would miss cases argued mid term. A personal letter to President Johnson explains his 77 year old desire to step aside for a younger judge. Nixon’s 1968 campaign emphasis on law and order foreshadows his potential choice for a new Chief Justice.
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Finch Faces Tight Deadline for Federal Post Choice
President Nixon pressures California Lt. Gov. Robert Finch to choose a cabinet post by late next week while Sen. George Murphy’s resistance to stepping down risks delaying the plan. Finch weighs secretary of housing and urban development to stay aligned with Nixon and California allies. Reagan would replace Murphy if he leaves Senate, with Gordon Luce moving to lieutenant governor.
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TV, Clothing Taken Burglars Target Long Beach Apartment
Long Beach police report a burglary at David Galan’s apartment 1147 E Third St. where a television set and clothing valued at 400 dollars were stolen after intruders forced open the front window. The report notes police statements dated Thursday.
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Budget Director Post Spurned by Weinberger
SACRAMENTO AP California Finance Director Caspar Weinberger said Thursday he probably would not accept appointment as federal budget director if offered. He is very busy and contented with his job as governor Reagan's finance director since last March 1. He commented on reports that he was one of those considered for the federal post.
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Longstanding Nixon Camp Feud Shapes Committee Roles
A bitter split persists between a key ally and Nixon loyalists as committee members are deemed numbered. The clash reflects deep enmity within the faction and influences control over decisive party actions.
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