Illinois Attorney May Lose Immunity for Testimony
Chicago AP report says State's Atty. Edward Hanrahan may need to waive immunity to testify before a special Cook County grand jury investigating the predawn raid that left Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark dead. Jurors reportedly voted to indict him for obstructing justice. details emerged as Lerner neighborhood papers cited sources.
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Kennedy urges single health policy for nation
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy urged a nationwide health plan covering all Americans under one federal policy. testifying at Senate Finance Committee hearings, he said the health insurance industry fails to serve the people and proposed the Health Security Act with funding from the Treasury and payroll tax. He cited rising hospital charges and physician fees and urged federal cost controls and area wide planning to curb waste and duplication.
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Toots Shor’s New York restaurant closes after decades
Sobo New York AP reports Toots Shor the famed 52nd Street restaurant owner closed the venue on April 1 amid a sad day for him. The closure ends a long standing luncheon spot for baseball and football figures including Ford Frick who habitually joined the Monday meals. Shor vows he will be back.
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Constitutional Expert Attacks Desegregation Bill
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr of North Carolina seeks to strike language allowing 1.5 billion in desegregation funds to support Catholic and other religious schools. He argues that federal funding for religious schools violates the First Amendment and is bad policy. The measure would fund projects to reduce minority student isolation, including some spending in religious schools. Ervin calls federal aid to Catholic schools unconstitutional and tyrannical to tax Protestants and Jews to support Catholic education.
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Soundings in New Hampshire for 1972 run
AP reports two possible 1972 Democratic hopefuls plan visits to New Hampshire before deciding on running. Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty campaigns there this week while Sen. Henry M. Jackson says he will visit later, weighing entry as March primary nears.
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