Agnew Saved By Leniency Plea From Attorney General
Washington AP reports Spiro Agnew avoided further federal punishment after a plea deal with the Attorney General. Judge Walter Hoffman described leniency as typical for such cases, noting Agnew could still face state disqualification and tax issues though federal penalties were avoided. The IRS stated tax sanctions may still apply, and no action was confirmed.
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Minister Ordered To Court Over Unlicensed Homes Contempt Proceeding
Evangelist Roloff and Kadell's homes faced contempt hearings in Corpus Christi as Judge Walter Dunham ordered Anchor Home and Rebekah Home for Girls to close or meet licensing by a set date. Roloff defied orders and planned a federal suit while welfare officials attempted inspections.
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U.S. Faces Food Trade Link to Oil in World Markets
In a speech to the American Gas Association, Connally warned the United States may need to trade food on world markets to finance required oil imports. He noted rising Arab crude prices and said U.S. oil reliance will grow despite its vast agricultural capacity and a $5.7 million net surplus from food.
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