Back Nixon In Senate Poll 39 Percent Support Stay
A AP poll taken after Buckley urged Nixon's resignation shows 39 senators backing Nixon against quitting while 17 favor his son. Nixon reaffirmed his resolve to stay, citing constitutional procedure and citing Buckley's views as crisis-driven. Buckley faced mixed reactions from fellow conservatives including Goldwater Helms and Curtis. The Detroit segment notes a Democratic district win linked to a Nixon revolt, with 60 percent of Van derVeen voters preferring the GOP challenger.
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East African Plane Retaken After Hijack
An East African Airways Fokker Friendship carrying 35 aboard was hijacked by a married Ethiopian couple during a Nairobi to Mombasa flight. Ugandan soldiers surrounded the plane at Entebbe after refueling and arrested them as passengers, including 31 Europeans and five others, safe with no injuries reported.
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Nixon Spars With Newsmen At NAB Convention
President Nixon tells reporters he will be fair to them while defending himself in a Houston NAB session. Dan Rather and other journalists pressed questions as Nixon mocked polls on recession and plans more press meetings, drawing applause from the audience. White House aides praised the telecast as a success.
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Old Doctor Anxious To Meet God in Muskegon
MUSKEGON Michigan AP aged doctor Constantine L A Oden 81 after 53 years in town and 25 000 surgeries still makes house calls. He plans to retire only when his hands tremble and notes his life long belief in keeping the human element in medicine. He enjoys photography astronomy music and cartooning and has contributed to medical journals. unemployment JEFFERSON CITY Mo AP February unemployment benefits dropped by 73100 to 205666 for the month per Missouri official.
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Court Hears Plea To Ease Miranda Rule
Washington focus on whether evidence tainted by incomplete rights warnings can be introduced. Nixon administration argues for exceptions when police obtain leads from statements. Michigan case of Thomas W. Tucker tests if a rape conviction could survive looser Miranda standards.
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Court rejects Tucker conviction over police testimony
Lower federal courts voided Tucker's conviction after police found a key witness only through his statement. Bork argues for an intermediate rule that bars statements not fully advised of rights but allows other evidence from those statements.
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Monsanto Plant Workers Return To Full Production
ST LOUIS RP complete production resumed Tuesday night at Monsanto Co s John F Queeny plant here after a labor dispute closed the facility for nearly two days An unauthorized walkout sparked by a controversy over a new job classification began Monday when 300 of the plant s 1 000 workers struck the facility.
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