Demos Face Broadening Mission After 1974 Legislative Win
Edmund G Brown Jr and Dems map a wide-based strategy after recapturing the California legislature. Leaders including Stephen Reinhardt and Leon M Cooper urge unity, while Jess Unruh weighs a bid for state chairman to unify the party and appeal to workers and Black voters.
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Judge weighs allowing Manson to sing in jail
In Los Angeles the Tate LaBianca murder trial judge considers allowing Charles Manson to sing in jail after defense attorney Irving Kanarek filed for deputies to stop prohibiting singing. Manson says singing aids his well being amid daily medical exams. In Rome, fifty Rome shantytown families protest housing conditions near St. Peter's Square as Pope Paul VI blesses the crowd.
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Commission's director still sees Campus unrest
The executive director of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest warns underlying problems persist and may trigger future disruptions. He notes many law enforcement agencies and students will heed commission recommendations but cautions that unrest could continue regardless of Indochina War outcomes. He cites terrorist tactics among some youths and emphasizes varied causes across campuses.
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Journalistic society criticizes Nixon open administration pledge
The Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information Committee charges President Nixon has not followed through on his 1968 pledge for an open administration. It cites limited press access at White House conferences and proposes biweekly televised briefings and a monthly nontelevised session with limited reporters. The group urges conferences aimed at public convenience and broad cabinet accountability.
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White House
Nixon relaxes at Grand Cay retreat discusses 1972 race
President Nixon fished and spoke politics on Grand Cay Bahamas with William F. Buckley and Conservative Party leaders. He met for over five hours with top Republican strategists including his 1968 and 1972 campaign managers at his Key Biscayne home prior to returning to Walker Cay for further talks.
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H. R. Haldeman
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