Californian's Ghost Votes Trigger House Ethics Probe
A second House employee is implicated in the ethics inquiry over a congressman recorded present and voting while away. Tally Clerk Thomas Cooke, suspended, said he marked Rep. Bob Wilson of California as present at Kennedy’s request after marrying Wilson.
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Agnew Calls for Wider Use of Wiretaps in Crime Fight
Toledo speech outlines support for broader wiretap use by federal law enforcement, labeling Attorney General Ramsey Clark as too lenient. Agnew criticizes complacency and emphasizes narcotics and organized crime, urging tools to penetrate conspiracies.
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Muskie Compares Wallace and Nixon as Moderately Extreme
Senator Edmund S. Muskie called Richard M. Nixon and George C. Wallace among the most reactionary figures in America in a television interview. He described Nixon as somewhat of a modulated Wallace and criticized law and order rhetoric for inflaming public emotions and implying police power can solve all problems.
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South Viet Nam Assemblymen Vacationing Abroad on U.S. Aid
More than half of South Vietnam's National Assembly members have taken overseas trips this year largely funded by the United States. Each deputy receives $25 daily expense money, with total government costs at least $50,000. Delegations have visited Paris to consult with U.S. negotiator Averell Harriman and Buenos Aires to address the Argentine Parliament, which lacks a functioning legislature.
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Nixon Endorsed by Scripps-Howard Newspapers
The Scripps-Howard chain of 17 newspapers endorsed Richard M. Nixon for president in an editorial published Monday. Editors say there is no other real choice in 1968.
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UPI
Scripps-Howard
Richard M. Nixon
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Crown Zellerbach Raises Newsprint Price
Crown Zellerbach Corp. confirmed on Monday a $5 per ton price increase for newsprint.
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San Francisco
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