Nader Attacks Lockheed Ties With Bankers
Ralph Nader urged the Senate Banking Committee to probe the close relations among Lockheed Aircraft, its lenders and airline customers. He and James Welch cited interlocks among trustees and four banks as evidence of a broader "tip of the iceberg" in Lockheed’s financial network.
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Washington Cap
Ralph Nader
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed Aircraft
Nader
James Welch
Lockheed
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Welch
Nixon
Airbus
England
Rolls Royce, Ltd
McCloskey cites RFK push to pull out of Vietnam
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr says secret papers show Robert F. Kennedy urged disengagement from Vietnam during 1963 debates over Diem. He claims Kennedy warned, if we cannot win with Diem or without him, why not disengage, while US officials allegedly aided the coup. He will seek to place the papers on public record at a House hearing.
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Washington
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
State Department-Pentagon
Ngo Dinh Diem
America
Vietnam
California
State Department
Pentagon
U.S
New York Times
Washington Post
McCloskey
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
United States
South Vietnam
Diem
Saigon
Daniel Ellsberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Laird
Close Senate test on antiwar compromise pullout plan
In a tight Senate maneuver, war-senate leaders push a compromise amendment to require a full U S troop withdrawal from Indochina nine months after enactment if 60 day talks yield prisoner releases. Sponsoring lawmakers include Cook Eagleton Stevens Hartke with Mansfield proposing a ceasefire and nine month pullout timed to prisoner releases. Debate continues amid other end the war measures and a cloture bid on the broader draft and pay bill.
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Washington
U.S
Indochina
Hugh Scott
Europe
Marlow W. Cook
Thomas F. Eagleton
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Vance Hartke
Ind
Cook
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George McGovern
D-S.d
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Mike Gravel
Mansfield
Gravel
Supreme Court Tightens Restrictions On Search
Washington reports a 5-4 ruling by Justice Potter Stewart that narrows police power to conduct warrantless searches and wiretaps. The decision, affecting Edward H. Coolidge Jr in a murder case, rejects broad government exemptions for national security amid debates over Fourth Amendment protections. Justice Burger and Justices Black and White dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
New Hampshire
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Pamela Mason
Manchester
Warren FE. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Byron R. White
John N. Mitchell
Coolidge
England
Mitchell
British ministers study entry terms for Britain into Europe
Six Common Market foreign ministers work on a package to ease Britain's entry to the European Economic Community. They discuss duty free NZ butter and cheese for five years with a gradual cut, a budget contribution around 6 to 8 percent then rising to 20 percent by 1977, and ongoing farm policy tensions. Prince Philip urges caution, calling farm policies a frightful mess, while Maurice Schumann insists on unity and no resumption of talks.
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Luxembourg
Britain
New Zealand
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Edinburgh
Common Market
Royal Agricultural Society of the Commonwealth
Baltimore Coast Educator Crim Weighs City School Post
Baltimore interview day opens for the second of several candidates for city school superintendent. Dr Alonzo Crim 42 of Compton Calif will meet a 38 member panel of parents students and community leaders to learn more about Baltimore schools and the district prospects.
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Baltimore
Alonzo Crim
Compton
Calif
Polluted Potomac Unsafe At Capital
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus urged banning water recreation on the Potomac from Washington to Seneca Maryland due to excessive human waste. The letter to DC public health officials cited a sewer connection near Key Bridge as a major pollution source. Colorado was admitted to the Union in 1876.
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Washington
Potomac River
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William KD. Ruckelshaug
Potomac
Seneca
Ruckelshaus
District of Columbia Public Health Office
Key Bridge
Colorado
Centennial State
Mayors Call for Action Against Apathy in Maryland League
Ocean City delegates report that about 350 mayors and officials urge the Maryland Municipal League to counter state and county indifference. The group plans a $175000 budget to fund eight new committees, while leaders push for revenue sharing. Lt. Gov Blair Lee questions prospects for new funds. Rep Paul Sarbanes predicts a revenue sharing plan adoption.
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Ocean City
Maryland Municipal League
Gaithersburg
Harold C. Morris
Peter B. Harkins
League
James T. Sturgis
Snow Hill
Blair Lee I
Congress
Lee
Paul S. Sarbanes
D-Md
City Council Bomb Fails To Explode
In San Jose a three inch pipe bomb found in a purse at a crowded City Council meeting failed to explode despite devices set for 9 p.m. Investigators noted a warning call shortly before nine. About 400 people were evacuated as police secured the scene and took the device to the Alviso yard. The meeting had focused on mobile home development.
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San Jose
Calif
Ron James
Alviso
FTC to push warning on cigarette ads in revived campaign
Washington AP FTC plans to revive its seven year effort to require cigarette makers to warn that smoking is harmful. A proposed complaint may target deceptive ads not warning of health hazards, despite existing on-pack warnings. The move follows a 1964 Surgeon General report and a Congress ban on FTC rulemaking until after July 1.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
U.S
Congress
Commission
Surgeon General
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