McGovern and Richardson Clash Over Nixon Tapes Issue
In TV interviews Senate Democrat George McGovern urges impeachment if Nixon defies a court order to release White House tapes. Attorney General Elliott Richardson argues the case is tightly balanced with both executive confidentiality and potential grand jury evidence at stake. Poll data show mixed public confidence in Nixon's handling of the matter.
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Mississippi Auto and Water Deaths Claim Ten Over Weekend
Ten people died in Mississippi over the weekend in auto crashes and water incidents. Among the victims were Lawrence Deshavier 17 of Hansford California who drowned at Percy Quinn State Park, and Dudley Huhn 19 of Jayess in Red Bluff. others included Dewey Griffin 65 of Clarksdale and James W Caves 35 of Clara in separate crashes along U S 65 and Mississippi 465. An unidentified woman died after being struck by a car in Ocean Springs. Additional pedestrians Jason Coghlan 4 of Moss Point and J W Rhodes 21 of Brandon were killed while walking along roadways.
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Mullin Convicted of Murdering 10 in California Slayings
Mullin, a 26 year old former college student, was found guilty on two counts of first degree murder and eight counts of second degree murder for a three week shooting spree. He was deemed sane on all counts. The jury deliberated through questions on sanity and responsibility.
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Plague Bacillus Identified by Japanese Scientist in 1894
In 1894 Kitasato Shibasaburo, a Japanese bacteriologist, identified the bacillus responsible for the bubonic plague, marking a key milestone in infectious disease research.
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Five Die In Louisiana Weekend Mishaps
Five persons died in weekend incidents in Louisiana four in traffic. Donald Comeaux twenty from Delcambre was killed Sunday when his passenger vehicle left La 675 and struck a tree. Four-year-old Jill Monic Richad of Abbeville died after running into traffic on La 18 near Abbeville. Pudi Krishna, seaman from India, died after struck by a car on La 18 near the Sunshine Bridge. Douglas Nolan nineteen died in a two car collision four miles west of Monroe. Roy Arce sixteen of New Orleans drowned in Lake Pontchartrain.
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Police Arrest Wanted Youth In New Orleans
A 16 year old known as the citys most wanted juvenile was arrested Saturday on charges of rape kidnapping armed robbery escape and possession of marijuana. Police say he had escaped from juvenile facilities seven times and had 38 prior arrests since age 11.
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Galveston Beach Search Expands Over Suspected Remains
Houston authorities plan heavy equipment use to probe a 200 yard East Beach area after two couples reported men with a long plastic wrapped bundle. The case links to the Corll Henley mass killings with 27 victims in Texas surfside searches ongoing.
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Meat imports far outpaced exports in 1971 says AMI
The American Meat Institute reports the United States imported 18 times more meat than it exported in 1971, highlighting a significant trade imbalance in the sector.
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