Gray Says FBI Has Stopped Investigating Candidates
Senate hearing hears L. Patrick Gray III say the FBI has ended confidential dossiers on congressional candidates. He admits existing files remain due to bureaucratic barriers and archives rules, despite stopping the practice begun under Hoover.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
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Joanne Carson sues to discuss Johnny Carson on TV
Joanne Carson files suit to talk about her ex husband Johnny Carson on television without losing alimony of 6250 dollars a month. Both are talk show hosts. The 1970 divorce agreement bars either from actions that bring the other into public disrepute or ridicule.
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Hunt for Borman Ends in Berlin Skeleton Identification
Authorities confirm beyond a shadow of a doubt that a skeletal remains found in Berlin are Martin Bormann. Frankfurt Prosecutor Wilhelm Metzner calls the hunt over and Dr. Heinz Spengler supports the positive identification as conclusive.
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Communists Plan Release of 142 More POWs
The Communists said they would free 142 more prisoners of war in Hanoi within 48 hours, most of them Americans. Lt. Col. Bui Tin noted 106 Americans in Hanoi plus 26 soldiers, four civilians, two Thais, two West German civilians and two Filipinos, with release likely Sunday morning after a delayed list handover.
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Nixon shelves major welfare reform as Congress slows
President Nixon abandoned the drive for broad welfare reform citing an unfavorable legislative outlook. In his State of the Union message he renewed pledges for a national health insurance plan and elderly property tax relief but offered no details.
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UPI
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Kent State President clarifies drug pushers comment
Kent State University President Dr. Glenn Olds said he was not speaking literally when he urged that drug pushers ought to be shot. He added he meant those found guilty before the law as murderers should be treated accordingly.
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UPI
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Weather and births in brief amid teletype outage
Weather notes cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers Friday. Highs in the mid 40s to lower 50s and lows in the mid 30s to lower 40s. Norwalk highs 43, lows 12 with no precipitation. Birth notices list a Greenwich couple Dale Seaman with a son and Milan couple Samuel Smith with a son.
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Dale Seaman
Greenwich
FT Hospital
Samuel Smith
Milan
Norwalk Township Agrees to Fire and Ambulance Contract Terms
Norwalk Township will accept proposed contracts with the City of Norwalk for fire protection and ambulance service. Bronson Township trustees have not decided and may seek alternatives. A levy to cover higher costs is likely if the contracts are approved.
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Bronson Township
Bronson
North Fairfield
David Hester
Hester
Melvin Ott
Norwalk Theater to Close Again Despite Reopening
Trade publication Boxoffice reports Norwalk Cinema owned by Leonard Jefferson will close this month. Jefferson is in Florida and unavailable. Advertisements run through mid March. theater has changed hands several times since 1969 from Shine Theatres to Realty Equities to Panther Theatres amid ongoing business declines.
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Boxoffice
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Police Set Once-A-Day News Policy
Norwalk Police Chief L C Hilson announced a 9 30 am daily news release policy for local crime accidents and complaints effective Saturday The Reflector protested noting it would block midday reporting while Huron County Prosecutor William W Owens urged guidelines to avoid prejudicial disclosure of big cases.
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L.C. Hilson
Huron County
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Innocent Girl 14 Years In Hospital
Rachel Verdin now 22 may be released after police learned her father killed his 4-year-old son with a pipe in 1958. Edward Verdin, 47, is charged with manslaughter and to appear in Hamilton Municipal Court. Hospital officials reconsider her return to home.
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UPI
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Columbus State Institute
Edward Verdin
Hamilton
Ohio
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