Nixon’s new openness earns cautious GOP praise
In a staged drive to repair his image after Watergate, President Nixon received guarded praise from colleagues. Critics praised his televised news conference with editors as constructive, yet urged fuller explanations and hard evidence to restore public trust.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Georgia
George D. Aiken
Rvt
Senate Republicans
Howard J. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Memphis
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Archibald Cox
Greek capital rocked as troops patrol streets in martial law
Athens police use martial law as tanks patrol the streets while the six day student rebellion against the military backed government escalates. Nine people died over the weekend with about 110 civilians and 38 policemen injured. About 866 demonstrators were arrested at the Friday peak, many workers among them.
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API
George Papadopolous
Dimitrios Kapsaskis
Storms Bring Snow and Cold Across the Rockies and Plains
Rain and snow swept the Rocky Mountains and western Dakotas with heavy mountain snow warnings in Arizona Colorado southern Montana and northern New Mexico. Up to six inches fell in Flagstaff and four near Williams Arizona while Williston North Carolina logged an inch. A cold front stretched from Colorado to Arizona and east to the Mississippi Valley with fog and zero visibility in parts of the Midwest and Gulf Coast and temperatures ranging from 4 degrees at Great Falls Montana to 75 at Key West Florida.
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Drifter to Face Arson Charges Over L A Fire
Los Angeles police say 18 year old drifter Michael Altenburger admitted starting the Stratford Apartment blaze that killed 24 people. He was paroled a week earlier from an Arizona reform school and faces murder and arson charges based on confession and physical evidence. A special mass for the dead, many Mexican Americans, was planned at a downtown church.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Arizona
Michael Altenburger
Stratford
Altenburger
John Francis McIntire
UCLA
State Industrial School For Boys
Ft. Grant, Ariz
Tucson
Union chief admits strike vote was false
Union president Richard J. Vizzini conceded that his claim of an overwhelming strike vote among New York City's 10 000 firemen was false. The official tally showed 4119 against and 3827 in favor, though Vizzini had earlier pressed for a walkout after saying members supported a strike in a November 2 ballot. The 5 hour walkout occurred during contract talks.
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NEW York
UPI
Richard J. Vizzini
New York City
Vizzini
Assemblymen push own tax limit plans in California
In Sacramento three lawmakers outline separate tax limit or reform bills after Reagan Prop. 1 defeat. Bagley calls for a non constitutional ceiling with a built in spending alarm. Arnett supports a similar measure. Burton proposes a Democratic reform plan to close loopholes and adjust rates, including cuts and exemptions for low income filers.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Reagan
California
A. Alan Post
Bagley
Post
Dixon Arnett
Assembly
Redwood City
San Francisco
Kennedy amputation for Teddy Kennedy son deemed successful
In a rapid sequence at Georgetown University Hospital Senator Edward M. Kennedy watched his 12 year old son Teddy recover from an above the knee amputation of a cancerous leg. The operation, performed by Dr George Hyatt, was followed by supportive calls and messages as Teddy readied for surgeons, amid family solemnity and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend's wedding.
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UPI
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Edward Moore Kennedy Jr
Georgetown University Hospital
Eleanor Nealon
George Hyatt
Pioneer 10
Kennedy
Joan
Teddy
Massachusetts
Joseph Kennedy Sr
Kathleen
Holy Trinity Church
David Lee Townsend
Harvard Law School
Andy Williams
Odrinex Plan Promise Slimming Guarantee
The Odrinex Plan offers a tiny tablet weight loss with no drugs and no required exercise. It claims thousands have used it over 14 years and guarantees money back if ugly fat isn’t lost, with prices $3.25 and $5.25 for economy size.
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