Poll finds increasing fear of assassinations
A Harris survey shows rising public fear of political killings in the Ford era. Majorities doubt a president can avoid assassination if targeted, while concerns over Ford’s safety and the ease of committing assassinations remain high. Opinions also frame Kennedy and King deaths as conspiracies rather than lone acts. Public appearances are increasingly restricted.
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Robert Kennedy
Harris
Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
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Luther King
Lynette
Sacramento
Sara Jane Moore
San Francisco
Three California men indicted in Phoenix racketeering case
A Phoenix federal grand jury indicted Joseph D Ordine, 49, and Alpert Edde, 55, both of Santa Barbara, and Gerald Glamari, 39, of Los Angeles. They face seven counts including interstate travel in aid of racketeering and interstate transmission of wagering information. Maximum penalties total 12 years in prison and a $30,008 fine.
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Phoenix, Ariz
California
Phoenix
Joseph ¥. D’ordine
Alpert T. Edde
Santa, Barbara
Gerald Glamari
Los Angeles
Asst
U.S. Atty
William Smitherman
FCC chief calls equal time rule harmful and seek revisions
FCC Chairman Richard Wiley says the equal time rule harms democracy and urges modification while noting recent relaxations allow bonafide news and candidate press conferences to be broadcast without identical treatment. He stresses Congress would have to overturn the principle for a full abandonment.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Wiley
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