Nixon Defends Rogers in Tug of Foreign Policy
President Nixon publicly rejects claims that Secretary of State Rogers usurped policy to favor Henry Kissinger. He says Kissinger is powerful but keeps full control of decisions, while Kissinger faces Senate openness debates led by Fulbright. The clash highlights White House State Department rift and the push for open testimony on foreign policy.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Rusk
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MISHAPS From Wet Weather Sparking Rush Of Crashes In Lubbock
About 40 accidents were reported in Lubbock on Tuesday as slick oil spots and patches of ice and slush spurred a rash of incidents. Four people were hospitalized in a car pickup crash west of the city. three were from one family. The Jordan family of 4506 44th Street survived with noncritical injuries, while the Chevy pickup driver Glenn Ray Mayfield was in fair condition. Minor injuries were also noted in two one car turnovers. Separate report on engineers’ celebration marks the 100th anniversary of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, now renamed AMMPE.
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Jeanette
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Reese Air Force Base
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Mayfield
18Th Street
Alton Eugene Caudle
Queens St
Methodist ‘Hospital
Loop 289
9Th Street
Charles Gallagher
Barbara
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Gallagher
House Committee Backs 18-Year-Old Vote Amendment
The House Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 for all elections by a 32 to 2 vote after a brief closed session. Opposition came from Reps. Wiley Mayne and Charles Wiggis. Senate action expected soon with Birch Bayh predicting nationwide passage. Alaska Georgia and Kentucky already permit 18 voting in some elections.
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Landslide Destroys Bus in Peru High in Andes
AP reports a loaded bus traveling from Lima to Ayacucho was swept off a 25 foot cliff on a mountain highway by a rain loosened mud and boulders avalanche. At least 30 were feared killed as rescue efforts began in the Peruvian Andes.
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