Longest Fight Ends as Kleindienst Confirmed Attorney General
Washington AP Rich ard G. Kleindienst, 48, of Phoenix, Arizona, won Senate approval 64-19 after a four month confirmation fight. Democrats accused him of ties to big business and questioned his role in ITT antitrust settlements amid looming presidential campaign dynamics.
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Nixon Hopes Kissinger Will Repair Damage in Tokyo Visit
Kissinger flies to Tokyo for a weekend unofficial visit to bolster ties with Japan. Talks with Prime Minister Sato aim to define Japan's role after China policy shifts and to repair strains from U.S. consultations and curbs on Japanese experts.
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Bomb Kills Police Inspector and Woman in Belfast Violence
A bomb killed an Irish Republic police inspector and a woman was machine gunned in Belfast as Northern Ireland’s sectarian conflict claimed multiple lives. A 19 year old construction worker died earlier from a sniper shot on a building site. Police reported shooting from a Catholic block and ongoing attacks on police and army posts across Belfast Armagh Lurgan and arson. The Republic government released Sean O Brady while holding Rory and Joe Canill.
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Fines Levied In Middletown Traffic Court Careless Driving
Middletown Municipal Court fined drivers for careless driving and excessive noise. James Parks, 18, was fined 100 plus costs for careless driving. Norman McGee, 19, and John Brannigan, 24, each paid 50 with costs on reduced charges. four youths faced 50 and costs for loud vehicle noise. James Spivey, 19, was suspended six months without a fine. Courtney Caudill, 24, paid 50 for driving with a muffler.
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GM asks court to delay EPA emission rules
GM seeks a one year extension of the 1975 auto emission deadline by appealing EPA rejection to the U S Circuit Court in Washington D C. GM chairman Richard Gerstenberg says EPA timing is not feasible and Chrysler also asks for a review of the decision.
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Washington, D.C
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New York
Richard ©. Gerstenberg
Detroit
Chrysler
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