Hoover and Clark trade barbs over FBI leadership clash
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and former Attorney General Ramsey Clark publicly clash in a new book and interviews. Clark faults Hoover for ego and misuse of credit while Hoover calls Clark unpredictable and labels him a poor attorney general. The pair contrast on crime policy, standards for agents, and responses to organized crime.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington Post
Bobby
Kennedy
John N. Mitchell
The
Post
America
Communist Party
Domenici Files Campaign Expense With Domestic Help Charge
Pete Domenici, the unsuccessful New Mexico governor candidate, filed his campaign expense report including 350 for extra domestic help for his eight children. Nancy Domenici assisted with the campaign.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Pete Domenici
Campagn
Secretary of State
Domenici
Nancy
Mountaineers Nearing El Capitan Summit
Two climbers led by Warren Harding and Dean Caldwell neared El Capitan’s summit in Yosemite after 26 days and about 2650 feet of ascent. They completed the Great Roof obstacle and aimed to finish within days, planning a welcome feast for supporters at the top.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
el Capitan
Yosemite Valley
Warren Harding
West Sacramento
Dean Caldwell
Portland
Ore
Harding
Senate Defeats Nixon Safety Bill Substitute In Lame Duck
The Senate rejected a White House backed substitute for a job safety bill by 41-39, blocking administration efforts to water down protections for about 80 million workers. The Labor Committee bill remains, supported by AFL CIO and liberal Democrats, with plans to amend to appeal to business interests.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
White House
Lone
Charles Goodell
R-N.y
James L. Buckley
Alaska
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Charles Percy
Illinois
Labor Committee
Aflcio
Secretary of Labor
Two Middletown youths held in gun theft case
Butler County detectives arrested two Middletown youths after four guns a wallet were stolen from Charles Bradley Jr. residence. They were found near Sports Bowl on S Main Street selling guns and were booked on breaking and entering charges. one youth was sent to a juvenile detention center.
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Butler County
Middletown Area
Charles Bradley Jr
Pinta Ave
Middletown
Gordon Schmidt
S. Main Street
Schmidt
Robert Wright
Harold May
Jewel Francis
Crawford St
William Neal II
Hickory St
Neal
Hamilton
Intruders At Franklin Ignore Cash
Franklin police and Smith Realty Co report a break in at 515 S Main St last night. The front door lock was defective and desks and cabinets were pried open. Two checks for 5000 and 80 were left on a desk along with small bills. small cash was untouched and an undetermined amount remained in a box.
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Franklin
Smith Realty Co
S. Main St
Mystery Surprise Planned by Sherman PTO Meeting
After a 7 30 p m business session the Sherman School PTO will present a mystery surprise program with Bob Gibbs as master of ceremonies and refreshments to be served.
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Sherman School Pto
Bob Gibbs
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Brand New
Yosemite
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Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
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Oregon
Jacob Javits
New York
Richard Schweiker
Ted Stevens
the Health SP Resort
Central Ave
Shell
ICE and Coal CO
CuRtis St
Mw. Oi R A
Serreer
Eveready
General Electric
Daisy
Arvin
Huffy
PTO
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