Reinecke denies role in Mills appointment to crime council
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke disavows any involvement in appointing Los Angeles City Councilman Billy Mills to the California Council on Criminal Justice. He called the Reagan staff press release announcing the move, while he was out of state, inexcusable and said he would not have chosen Mills. Reagan aides say the governor approved the appointment and that releases often come under the lieutenant governor when he is away.
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Dayan predicts no Arab-Israeli war next year
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan says he does not expect a new Arab-Israeli war in the coming year. If war occurs, he says the Soviet Union would not actively participate, citing a Mediterranean stance and an understanding between Russia and the United States to avoid direct involvement.
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Nixon signs Japanese law allows reparation for interned Japanese Americans
President Nixon signed a law authorizing nearly 2000 Japanese Americans interned in World War II to receive 4.5 million dollars from confiscated bank savings. Claimants may petition the attorney general for recovery of funds taken from U.S. branches of Japanese banks and held without interest by the Justice Department.
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Pentagon Corrects Kennedy Prisoner List Errors
Senator Edward Kennedy claimed five additional U S prisoners of war names from North Vietnam but the Pentagon corrected the list saying three were already known prisoners and two were Air Force personnel. The Pentagon noted Kennedy caused unnecessary anxiety by releasing premature and inaccurate details before next of kin notifications.
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F111s return to North Vietnam air war amid crash probe
Bad weather and crash fears kept the F111 swingwing bombers from combat in North Vietnam for five days. The planes resumed strikes near Laos and China borders as 21 B52s conducted heavy raids around Saigon to deter a North Vietnamese offensive before the November elections. A downed F111 from September 28 prompted a thorough systems check, with crews unaccounted for and wreckage location unresolved.
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Woman seeks new trial over all male jury
A Jackson Mississippi woman convicted by an all male jury of murdering her husband asks the U S Supreme Court to rule women were improperly excluded from jury duty In 1965 Mississippi allowed women on grand and trial juries but she was tried before that change The case ties to broader fights over equal protection and the proposed Equal Rights Amendment linking to state ratifications and jury systems.
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Oregon surgeon stages outside the body kidney repair
Dr. Russell L Lawson, of the University of Oregon Medical School, removed kidneys from a 31 year old man and a 2 year old girl, cooled and repaired lesions on renal arteries, then reimplanted them with excellent results. He suggests similar outside the body work could be done on the heart and liver.
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Acupuncture Used on Rabbits for Surgery
Dr Teruo Matsumoto a Philadelphia surgeon reported at the American College of Surgeons meeting that Chinese acupuncture can numb rabbits for chest surgery. He claimed needles provide anesthesia without pain, allowing bone splitting and organ exposure during trials.
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Witness implicates Nixon official in Watergate bugging
Alfred C. Baldwin III tells the Los Angeles Times he listened to about 200 Democratic campaign calls from a tap at Howard Johnson's across Watergate. He says he delivered transcripts to a Nixon for re election official via McCord, who supervised the operation and was later fired.
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