Kleindienst Recommendation Stands In Committee Report
The Senate Judiciary Committee released final reports on Teter Kleindienst's attorney general nomination. The majority again backed confirmation, citing arm's length ITT antitrust settlement negotiations and proper handling of a probe into U.S. Attorney Harry Steward. Critics urged further committee testimony and delayed Senate action into the summer.
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Kleindienst
Washington
UPS
Teter Kleindlienst
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Rnternational ‘Telephone & ‘Telegraph
Onew
Antitrust Division
Kyeindianst
U.S
Harry Steward
San Diego
Justice Department
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Minority Report
Committee
Opposition Grows Among POW Families Over Nixon Policy
Washington officials say Nixon faces new criticism from POW and MIA families as they prepare a Virginia weekend meeting to assess progress since September. The National League of Families convenes with intra group debate on whether to pressure for policy change before the 1972 election, citing limited government involvement and split caucuses between POW and MIA relatives.
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Virginia
National League of Families of
Southeast Asia
League
Tague
Knoxville Voters Approve Mixed Drink Referendum
Knoxville voters approved mixed drink sales by a 7,000 vote margin with 61 of 72 precincts reporting. Proponents touted $800,000 more tax revenue and tourism gains while opponents warned of crime and drunkenness. The measure aligns Knoxville with Nashville Memphis and Chattanooga under the 1967 state law.
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Affigy
Free Press
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
UMW Official Faces Accuser at Hearing Today
Prosecutors will confront UMW field representative William J Prater with his principal accuser at a preliminary murder hearing in Washington Pennsylvania today. Prater is charged in the December 31 1969 shooting deaths of UMW insurgent Joseph A Yablonski his wife and daughter at their home near here. Special prosecutor Richard A Sprague will call Annette Gilly as a witness. Gilly and her father Sircus Huddleston have confessed that Prater financed the killings.
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la Follette
Techn
Joseph A. Yablonski
Here
Richard A. Sprague
Annette Gilly
House Republicans Back Demos Sharing Plan
Washington United Press International reports that House Republicans backed a Democratic substitute for President Nixon's revenue sharing bill. The plan proposes 30 billion dollars over five years to states and localities, facing Senate hurdles and broad opposition from both sides. Ford claimed near universal GOP support and predicted quick enactment, while Byrnes warned the measure is flawed and fiscally unsafe amid deficits.
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UPI
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Nixon
Senate
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
House Republican Policy Committee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Senate OKs Black Lung Bill Passed by Senate to aid miners and dependents
The Senate approved a compromise Black Lung bill to extend full federal financing of benefits to June 30, 1973 and extend the program five years, expanding eligibility to cover more miners with lung ailments and allowing combined Social Security disability and Black Lung benefits for eligible orphans and stripp miners. The measure, costing about 4.2 billion, moves to the House for passage and toward the President's signature.
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Nixon
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Congress
Kent State Anniversary Protests Draw Mixed Turnout Nationwide
Antiwar demonstrations marked the Kent State killings two years on with smaller crowds than expected at many colleges and cities. About 400 Kent State University students and Vietnam veterans marched in a silent parade, with 600 cardboard grave markers before the ROTC building. At other sites, protests drew arrests and police action, including 2,000 blocked protesters at San Diego Naval district HQ and arrests around University of Iowa, Maryland, New Haven Yale events, and Wisconsin rallies.
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University of Maryland
College Park
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Yale University
Cattell Chapel
Stata
Madisor
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Seven World News Briefs From Around The Globe
A North Korean patrol seized a South Korean fishing boat with eight sailors in the Yellow Sea near the inter Korean border. Burundi coup suspects were arrested in Kampala with hundreds dead. A Crete high school boat capsized killing twenty one. Turkey mobilized forces after an assassination attempt on its police commander. Romania urged Arab-Israeli talks with Israeli Prime Minister Meir visiting Bucharest. Northern Ireland gun ambushes wounded none. In New Delhi an elephant killed three people in Uttar Pradesh.
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