Nixon Kissinger testimony diverges on wiretap targets
Nixon claims he approved an overall wiretap program in 1969 but left specific targets to Henry Kissinger, contradicting Kissinger’s sworn statements. The Halperin suit seeks damages potentially over 3 million dollars, naming Nixon aides, Kissinger, Hoover, Mitchell, and others.
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Solzhenitsyn Warns West Faces Sudden Fall Over Detente
Exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn warns the West is collapsing from its concessions to the Soviet Union. He says detente has strengthened tyranny, eroded world positions, and could lead to a swift Western downfall. He spoke in Switzerland and England and excerpts ran in U S News & World Report.
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Switzerland
England
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U.S. News & World Report
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Cable Car's Plunge Kills 42 at Cavalese Ski Run
A cable car carrying skiers from Cavalese to Alpe Cermis plunged 200 feet, killing 42 people including women and children. A 14-year-old Italian girl survived with serious leg and pelvis injuries. The eight-year-old system had been inspected last November. cause unknown. The other car halted by automatic brake carried only its operator.
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Duke To Do Bicentennial Duty and Natalie Cole Plans
The Duke of Edinburgh will be patron for a major British contribution to the American Bicentennial announced by Sir Peter Ramsbotham. Speculation links him to escorting Betty Ford to the Scottish Military Tattoo opening at Wolf Trap Park in Vienna Virginia. Natalie Cole says she plans to marry Kevin Nance on August 1, announced on the Mike Douglas show.
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Title 20 Expands Free Social Services in Missouri
Missouri expands free social services under Title 20 to reach about 250000 residents, up from 78000, prioritizing transportation for the aged and young, day care, home maker help, and recreational facilities. Legal aid, counseling for drug and alcohol issues, and alimony support are funded, with providers hired if state options fall short.
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Hovis
Jordan King and Queen Arrive in Tokyo for State Visit
King Hussein and Queen Alia of Jordan landed at Haneda in Tokyo for a week long state visit. Police allocated security officers for potential Arab and Japanese radical movements. No incidents were reported as 21 gun salute and national anthems greeted the royal party.
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Japan
Suit challenges secret records policy by St Louis Globe-Democrat
The St Louis Globe-Democrat sues to overturn the police board’s policy denying access to arrest registers and challenges Missouri open records provisions. Judge H Kenneth Wangelin ordered the Board of Police Commissioners to appear April 5 to defend the practice and its impact on public oversight.
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