Bailey Points To Confusion Over Cooke Immunity
In Wichita an immunity dispute surrounds 2nd Lt Christopher Cooke accused of visiting the Soviet Embassy and disclosing defense data. Defense lawyer F Lee Bailey says Brig Gen Claude Teagarden hinted immunity was offered for full cooperation, while Air Force investigators dispute the promise. Proceedings at McConnell AFB could end today with possible outcomes from dismissal to a general court martial and a 70 year maximum sentence. Cooke's brother Rick says a book may result, while Bailey warns consequences of an invalid immunity promise.
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China Outlines Peaceful Revolution Blueprint
Peking reports a Communist Party document calling for a peaceful, orderly revolution to modernize China. It stresses prosperity, rule of law, private enterprise within limits, spiritual civilization, and gradual democratic participation while repudiating Maoist dogma and class struggle.
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JD Confident Of Its Case Against AT&T
The Justice Department pursues its antitrust case to break up AT&T, arguing the Bell System’s dominance harms competition and industry growth. Key witnesses accuse AT&T of tying equipment, delaying interconnections, and pressuring rivals. MCI’s McGowan backs breakup to restore parity and fair competition.
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ERA Supporters Signal Final Year In Their Quest
About 100 demonstrators gathered at the Kansas Capitol for an ERA countdown rally marking the last year for ratification. Tanya Hoyer of NOW urged action while speakers noted Kansas ratified early and that 35 states have approved the amendment.
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