Haldeman criticized over remarks amid ITT probe
The article details White House aide Haldeman facing questions about remarks and memos tied to the ITT controversy during Nixon era hearings. Colson defends memos meant to present the administration side and avoid appearance issues, while Haldeman regrets failures in adhering to high White House standards. Weicker accuses the process of elitist pressure and remarks on memo phrasing and potential demonstrations.
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Pepsico Board
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Cartha DeLoach
DelLoach
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Gainesville Eight Judge Seals Closet in Vietnam Trial
On day two of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War trial, Judge seals his chambers to allow time for a probe. He questioned 72 jurors about military service while defense lawyers referenced a telegram claiming misconduct and calling for congressional intervention.
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Thizer John Briggs
Cainesville
Scott Donald P. Perdue
Hollywood
Fla
Midafternoon
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New Airport Crash Trucks Flaws Hit Trial Run
Deputy fire chief Haskell Keeton says 26 issues found in new airport crash trucks will delay their deployment to Dallas for repairs. Eight weeks to fix as three backup trucks remain at the airport and a similar unit has sat ready for two years. The governor notes the fault won’t affect station capabilities.
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Soviet ships seen en route to Cuba under naval escort
The Pentagon reports three Russian naval vessels led by cruiser Isakov, plus destroyer Derzky and a tanker, sighted about 400 miles northeast of the Bahamas on their way to Cuba. No submarines were reported. Also three Soviet Bear bombers departed Cuba for Russia after a weeklong visit.
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Major Garment Plant To Open In Plainview
Levi Strauss funds to build a 41000 square foot Plainview plant with 150 to 200 workers by year end. The Industrial Foundation and Plainview Foundation back a 265000 structure with a 70 percent loan, repaid via a fund drive targeting 200000 or more. James H. Oxford and Gene Owen helped locate the site, with Colton Construction Co. of Clovis building it and a future 54 acre industrial park eyed.
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Plainview Chamber of Commerce
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Texas
Colton
Clovis
N.M
McCurdy
Packing Plants Cut Back as Market Shows Strain
Amarillo's Glover Packing Co plant manager Dale Allen says the facility remains closed indefinitely amid government action. About 200 workers have stayed on for maintenance. In Midland a meat plant sold to a pet food processor from Clovis, New Mexico, after processing 100 cattle and 50 to 75 hogs weekly. The buyer expects 40,000 pounds of pet food weekly with 20 employees.
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Marshall Refuses To Stop Bombers
Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall refused to order an immediate halt to bombing in Cambodia arguing he lacked legal authority. The ACLU moved the case to Justice Douglas and won a faster appeal hearing, while a Brooklyn judge had called the bombing unconstitutional but the ruling was stayed pending appeal.
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Former Agent Colby Approved as CIA Director by Senate
The Senate confirmed William E. Colby as CIA director by an 83 to 13 vote. Critics including Edward Kennedy raised concerns over Phoenix operations in Vietnam, though Colby pledged to limit domestic CIA activity and curb congressional reporting gaps.
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Local Storm Brief Hits Area Hospitals
Weather officials reported a brief cloud burst causing three mishaps with persons sent to Lubbock hospitals. Forecasters predicted a sunny day with temperatures reaching the low 80s and continued warm conditions ahead.
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Perisons
Lubbock
Unclear OCR Narrative on Legal and Administrative Delays
Fragmentary text references Justice, reforms to remove abuses, and an appeals court involved with Swift plant issues. Mentions Amarilla Packing Co and the ACLU, a government appeal next Friday, and a nomination rejection. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable or incomplete.
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ACLU
Colby
Swift Planti
Massive Air Raids Rock Phnom Penh
An Asia front report cites air raids striking Phnom Penh and surrounding areas along Highways 4 and 5 from Kompong Som to Battambang, with targets near Kompong Cham and Srang. Civilians evacuated Prey Veng as rebels overrun outposts. officials fear the town’s fall amid ongoing fighting and retreat.
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Gulf of Siam
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Airman Arrested For Messages At Lackland Base
FBI says Richard Lawrence Biggs 18 of Rutland Vermont charged with furnishing false information in Albany New York case. A soap message on a plane restroom mirror threatened hijack and referenced Russia and Cuba. Flights landed safely after alerts.
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FBI
Lackland Air Force
Albany
N.Y
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Vermont
Russia
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Chicago
Here
Cuba
Court debates constitutional question on Southeast Asia war
The discussion centers on whether U.S. military operations in Cambodia violate the Constitution. Justice Marshall urges full court review after a recess, while the case grows in complexity with appeals court handling. Colby recalls OSS roots and postwar career in law and intelligence.
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Southeast Asia
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Holtzman ‘Group
Nixon
City Budget Boost Approved Amid Budget Session
City council approves a larger 1976 budget by 3.5 million with no tax rate increase. Officials warn operating costs rise with inflation and growth. Tax assessor projects a 42 million tax base rise and revenues over 230 thousand above earlier estimates, with uncommitted year-end balance.
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