Tunney cites Lindsay as possible vice president candidate
Senator John V Tunney told a University of California at Davis audience that John V Lindsay could be considered for the Democratic vice presidency. He endorsed Edmund Muskie and predicted the top ticket may go to Muskie or Hubert Humphrey. He also urged amnesty for conscientious objectors after the war and spoke on youth voting impact. Washington state declared a major disaster after storms and flooding with damages over 3.8 million dollars and heavy snowfall at Olympia.
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California alien hiring law draws praise and protest
In Sacramento a new law fining employers up to 500 dollars for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants drew both support and fierce criticism. Supporters cited protecting workers and preventing unfair competition, while critics called it racist and akin to hostile immigration policies. The hearing featured Catholic, activist, and legal voices with heated exchanges.
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No remorse killer is sentenced to death in California
Karl Lionel Kearney received the death penalty from Superior Court Judge Laurence J. Rittenband in Santa Monica after admitting to killing two people including a California man and a Hawaii woman during robberies. Kearney told the judge he felt no remorse and wrote a letter claiming no pity for his victims as he awaited sentencing.
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California overcharged by Texas firm for Medi Cal claims
California was charged up to 255000 by Electronic Data System Federal Corp of Dallas for processing Medi Cal outpatient claims during 1970-71. Committee staff says claims could be processed for five cents each, with no competitive bidding and possible double payments, while Blue Cross and Blue Shield dispute the charges.
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New attitude seen on excess lands by state department
The state Department adopts a get rid of it stance and re gauges disposal rules for excess highway property. Assistant director Bamford Franklin spoke Tuesday ahead of a joint hearing.
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UPI
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Younger aims faster trials and pretrial motion reforms
Attorney General Evelle J. Younger pledg es legislation to speed court hearings to curb delays seen in the Angela Davis case. He urged officers to require pretrial motions in one hearing, arguing longer delays boost a defendant’s chances. He spoke at a Young Republicans luncheon amid calls for trial reform and efficiency.
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Nixon era gains cited as peace note boosts reelect bid
Richard G. Kleindienst argued Nixon restored relative domestic peace by curbing the Vietnam issue as he prepares to become attorney general. A poll by Sindlinger and Co. showed Nixon leading with 48.6 percent, while Muskie, Humphrey, and Kennedy trailed. Democrats launch fund raising amid primary ballots in Wisconsin and other states. Wallace seeks ballot access in West Virginia, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
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Alabama
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Angela Davis Returns to Guarded Santa Clara Courthouse
Angela Davis, amid California's longest pretrial, returns to a guarded Santa Clara courtroom as supporters denounce a controversial anti demonstration law. Eighteen demonstrators, including Davis's sister, were arrested under the new ordinance.
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Jets dodge heavy fire in North Vietnam strikes
American jets avoided intense antiaircraft fire and missiles as seven more strikes inside North Vietnam were launched in protective reaction missions, bringing total such missions to 12 in two days. None of the U S warplanes were damaged.
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