Miller Reports On Convictions In Drug Cases
Topeka Kansas attorney general Vern Miller reports 201 of 402 warrants on drug charges led to convictions or guilty pleas. 34 cases were dismissed and five defendants acquitted. 75 cases pend ing and 87 warrants outstanding with many fugitives. Convictions also in gambling cases and other crimes. Two defendants jailed in federal court for conspiracy and arson from a state investigation. Miller notes active prostitution prosecutions yielding convictions.
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Vern Miller
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Iola
District Court
Great Bend
Senate clears Kleindienst as attorney general after hearings
Senate approves Richard Kleindienst 64 to 19 to become attorney general amid a four month confirmation fight. Democrats pressed antitrust and ITT links while Republicans all vote for the nominee and reject a request for more testimony.
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John Mitchell
Washington
Senate
Mitchell
Nixon
Richard G. .Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Phoenix
Ariz
Nomi
Kissinger Flies to Japan for Asia Policy Talks
Henry Kissinger travels to Tokyo for an unofficial weekend visit hosted by the Japan U.S. Economic Council. He will meet Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and other officials to discuss Japan's role after Nixon's trips to Beijing and Moscow and U.S. policy toward Communist China and Taiwan.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Japan
Nixon
America
Eisaku Sato
Peking
Moscow
U.S
China
Taiwan
FCC Adopts New Curbs On Networks
The FCC ordered rules to curb network dominance in TV programs and promote competition in syndication. Starting June 1 next year the three national networks will be barred from syndicating nonnetwork programs, and from August 1 this year they may not acquire financial or proprietary interests in programs they do not solely produce.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Death Toll Rises in Northern Ireland Violence at 360
A bomb killed a police inspector from the Irish Republic and a woman was machine gunned in Belfast as three years of sectarian fighting claimed at least 360 lives. A 19 year old construction worker died from a sniper's shot at a site where the British flag flew. Additional attacks wounded soldiers and police across Armagh and Lurgan as rioting flared in Catholic and Protestant districts. In Dublin authorities freed Sean O Brady while Rory Cahill and other Provisionals remained in custody.
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Rory
Joe Cahill
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