CIA LINK INQUIRY CLEARS DOUGLAS BUT FUROR RISES
Democratic committee chairmen demand more hearings after a report clears Douglas. Gerald Ford and other critics denounce the report as partisan whitewash as Congress convenes. The judiciary subcommittee pledges renewed charges in a speech campaign for removal.
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Gerald R. Ford
Judges Appointment Row Clears After Governor Decision
The article outlines several potential successors to Ellis including Denzil Bevers Rod Shaw and Robert C Wright with Blanchard claiming no feud with the governor and listing Clifford Still as first choice. It also notes a leaked report of a confrontation between the governor and Larry Teaver and discusses impeachment processes and CIA connections tied to Justice Douglas amid a Senate committee inquiry.
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Ellis
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Denzil Bevers
Rod Shaw
Robert C. Wright
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Blanchard
Smith
Larry Teaver
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Ford
Douglas
Los Angeles
Albert Parvin
Pargin
Supreme Court
Dominican Republic
Las Vegas
Parvin Foundation
National Association of Broadcasters
Interamerican Center For Economic and Social Studies
CIDES
Sacha Wolman
Rep
Central Intelligence Agency
Helms
CIA
Sacha Volman
Laird Signals Vietnam Pullout Pace and Bombing Policy
Defense Secretary Laird projects a slower Vietnam drawdown with withdrawals possibly below 340,000 as planning proceeds. He notes North Vietnamese actions confined to Laos and Cambodia, hints at possible renewed bombing under certain conditions, and stresses U S presence until a satisfactory negotiated settlement is reached.
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United States
Laird
Pentagon
Laos
Cambodia
Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
North
Lyndon B. Johnson
Clark M. Clifford
Son Tay
Vietnam
Cosmos satellite launched by Soviet Union into near circular orbit
The Soviet Union launched its 386th unmanned Cosmos satellite into a near circular orbit around the earth. Tass did not reveal the mission goal but stated the flight would continue space studies.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
iTass
Tass
Hickel Meeting Request Rejected by White House
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel sought a Nixon briefing last September after a four nation Arctic tour. A Sloan signed reply said an appointment was impossible, delaying three weeks in writing and a month in delivery. Hickel later met Nixon only after being summoned and dismissed on November 2.
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Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
Four Nations
White House
Hickel
Hugh W’ Sloan Jr
Dwight ‘Chapin
Sloan
Associated Press
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Spiro T. Agnew
Crit‘fes
Arctic
Canada
Alaska
Jean Chretien
Urho Kekkonen
Lee
Interior Department
European Arctic
Goodfellows Help Santa Secret Giver Tradition Continues
A young Hub Homes resident writes to Chief Goodfellow asking for help as volunteers carry on 35 year old Goodfellows act. Anonymous donors fund sleigh visits that deliver candy fruit nuts and toys to needy children next Friday morning. The Avalanche Journal accepts donations at Box 491 Lubbock 79408.
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Hub Homes
Chief Goodfellow
Avalanche-Journal
Box
Lubbock
Venus atmospheric probes data and gaps in US missions
In October 1967 Venus 5 transmitted for 53 minutes, Venus 6 for 96 minutes in May 1969, and Venus 7 shut off after 35 minutes with no further function. Mariner 5 bypassed Venus in October 1967 and found temperatures above 500 degrees plus other data. Tass reported Venus 7 data is being processed but no findings released.
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United States
Mariner 5
Tass
Storm Winds Cut Across Several States With Damage
Strong winds and dust battered El Paso causing downed power lines and window damage while light rain measured .06 inch. The western Panhandle saw gusts to 70 mph as travelers faced warnings for Washington Oregon and Northern California mountains with heavy snow possible inland. By 8 p.m. Tuesday the storm was 200 miles off the coast.
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Panhandle
Washington
Oregon
California
Dallas
Texarkana
Waco
College Station
San Antonio
Oklahoma
San Angelo
West Texas
Cape Blanco
Oregon Coast
Wind and dust lash West Texas with storm near Dalhart
Severe weather damaged decorations and a camper, with one injury reported. Jackie Noack, 22, of Lovington was treated after being blown from a utility pole. Gusts reached 59 mph. rain and dust extended east, with cooler temperatures and a warming trend expected later.
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Hart
Jackie Noack
Rural Electric Association of
Lovington
Lovington Sea
Clayton
N.M
Prain
Tyler
Nixon May Take Trip To Mexico
Nixon likely to visit Mexico with President Luis Echeverria, confirmed after talks at the National Palace. Donald Nixon and U S Ambassador Robert I McBride accompanied the presidents during the briefing and discussions.
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Nixon
Mexico
Mexico City
UPT
Don Donald Nixon
Luis Bcheverria
National Palace
U.S
Robert I McBride
Senate Delays SST Funding In Transit Bill Fight
The Senate defeated the push to send the SST measure back to conferees by a voice vote with 205 to 1 against. Opponents pledged a prolonged filibuster unless SST money is removed from the $2.6 billion transportation appropriation, threatening mass transit programs and related projects.
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Bible
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Transporta
Senate
House
Yates
Andrews
Nixon era economy hits trillion dollar milestone
Nixon-era report notes a trillion-dollar milestone in the U.S. economy despite delays and congressional pauses. Officials acknowledge the achievement amid a pace of policy adjustments and federal spending, with experts weighing the impact on growth.
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