Richardson Aide and Staff Quit Justice Dept Over Watergate Fallout
Washington AP The director of the Justice Department think tank and most of the office's staff are resigning in reaction to the Watergate scandal and the department's leadership changes. Martin B. Danziger, associate deputy attorney general, leaves today to head the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund as several colleagues depart in coming weeks. He recalls the Richardson era and says the current administration has ended that period.
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Office of Criminal Justice
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Floor collapses in Hannibal building injures none
A floor on the top story of a downtown Hannibal three story building caved in early today. The three story structure was apparently empty when the third floor dropped into offices on the floor below housing the State Probation and Parole Office and the Mark Twain Restaurant. Co owner Albert Rendlen, Missouri state Republican chairman, was not linked to injuries.
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Kissinger vows U S to return canal to Panama
Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger pledged that the United States will eventually return the Canal Zone to Panama and launch a major new commitment to the Western Hemisphere He flew to Panama to sign an agreement on principles guiding a future canal treaty aimed at transferring full canal control to Panama The pledge followed a televised ceremony and accompanied a broader push for a hemispheric community ahead of a Mexico City ministers meeting
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Jordan calm after pay raise ends five-day protests
Amman officials report quiet after five days of troop demonstrations demanding higher pay. Premier Zaid Rifai said the problem is solved after the government raised military and police pay and ended a censorship blackout.
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