Mandel Determined To Have State Housing Board g1
Gov. Mandel directs continued preparations for a Maryland state housing administration after voters rejected a statewide housing authority. Ed Rovner and John Eldridge consider executive order or constitutional amendments to preserve housing efforts, despite the referendum defeat.
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Slayings of N Y Girls Probeed by Police
Police from New York and Pennsylvania plan a coordinated probe into the deaths of two 21 year old Queens women. June P Edertin and Mary Ellen Lenihan disappeared October 24 while traveling to a Vietnam War protest. Bodies found along Interstate 70 near Hancock Maryland showed the victims had been shot and their bodies mutilated. A white 1965 Mercury Comet with temporary PA plates was sighted nearby with a man and two women.
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Hijacking Blamed On Trial Bias
Raphael Minichiello testifies in Rome that he hijacked a TWA jetliner from California to Italy to avoid an unfair U.S. trial. The 21 year old Italian American faces violence, assault and kidnapping charges in the 6900 mile flight, historic as the world’s longest hijacking. His defense cites immigration and wartime resentments, while his mother travels from Seattle for support. If convicted on all charges he could face up to 30 years, though such long terms are viewed as unlikely by court sources.
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Scott May Face Test In Senate
Washington AP report notes potential Republican leadership challenge after GOP gains. Sen. Howard Baker Jr may run against Hugh Scott, with five or six new Republican senators entering the chamber and Buckley backing Baker in a shifting post election landscape. Baker cites rapport with colleagues as key. Dole, Griffin, Lott and Dole named as possible challengers. Senate dynamics suggest Mansfield to retain majority leader amid no clear challenge.
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