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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1971

Page

6

Ocean Dumping May Be a Presidential Issue in 1972

AP reports ocean dumping could become a 1972 campaign issue with Sen. Edmund Muskie clashing with Russell Train over disposal criteria and timelines. Muskie urged strict standards and rapid action, while Train warned against an absolute ban, stressing flexible limits to avoid harming beneficial options.

Rehoboth Beach Del Edmund S. Muskie D-Me Nixon Muskie Senate Russell E. Train Council On Environmental Quality Train White House Great Lakes

Wiretaps clash court power with executive security

Justice Department argues only the president and attorney general can authorize domestic electronic surveillance for national security, not the courts. The Chicago case centers on Judith Clark of the Weatherman group, with Mitchell noting taps target calls to or from her device. The issue is whether courts must approve taps under the Omnibus Crime Control Act of 1968, amid contrasting views on executive secrecy and legal process.

Washington Justice Department Judith Clark Chicago Miss Clark Department John A. Mitchell Clark FBI J. Edgar Hoover Mitchell U.S The Weathermen

USO Marks 30th Year With Relevance Test

Washington report notes USO's 30th anniversary as it continues serving doughnuts and Bob Hope to troops while expanding programs on soul food and drug education. Harv Firestone Jr cites wartime unease in 1970 as U.S. military activity shifts and troops gain more free time.

USO Washington Harvey S. Firestone Jr

Democrats Seek 1972 Convention Move From Chicago

Michigan Democratic Chairman James McNeely says leaders from at least 18 states back moving the 1972 convention away from Chicago. He dismisses Mayor Daley’s inducements as irrelevant while noting Chicago has offered Republicans $800,000 to host their nominating event.

Washington Michigan James McNeely Chicago Daley McNeely

Truce With Teamsters Ends Lettuce Boycott

Salinas Calif AP a truce ends Cesar Chavez battle with the Teamsters over farm workers representation A two year agreement ending the jurisdictional dispute announced by Chavez and AFL CIO president Meany Meany says machinery will decide which union orga nizes field hands Chavez imposes a 30 day moratorium on nationwide lettuce boycott of non UFWOC members Local 890 says it will keep existing contracts with Bud Antle Inc and Mapes Produce Co Chavez notes Antle as key to his organizing drive about 75 other contracts signed last summer with the Western Conference of Teamsters

Salinas Calif Cesar Chavez Teamsters Chavez’ Union Chavez United Farm Workers Organizing Committee George Meany Afl-Cio Meany Washington Frank E. Fitzsimmons UFWCC UFWOC Ray Burditt Teamsters Local 890 Local 890 Bud Antle, Inc Salinas Valley Mapes Produce Co Salinas and Imperial Valleys California Anite Western Conference of Teamsters

Runaways Head For Santa Fe

SANTA FE New Mexico attracts runaway youths from across the nation with a tolerant city atmosphere. Police report over 200 runaways in town as warmer weather brings more. Teens praise freedom and criticise communes while noting cops are lenient toward those different. An undercover agent says drug use is rampant but no other crime is linked to the runaways.

Philadelphia Delaware New Jersey Camden Bridgeton Food and Drug Administration Santa FE N.M New Mexico John Soper Santa Fe New Mexican Boston

Dowdy Denies Bribery Charge

U S Representative John Dowdy of Texas denies bribery and perjury charges in Baltimore related probe of Monarch Construction. From Dallas he postponed travel due to weather and aims for a May 3 trial after months of illness and surgeries, asserting innocence and blaming immunity provided to two felons for their statements.

Dallas, Tex John Dowdy D-Tex Baltimore Washington Dowdy Monarch Construction Co Atlanta Athens Tex Jasper Beaumont Dallas Love Field John Key Key Justice Department House District Committee District of Columbia Redevelopment Land Agency

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