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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1971

Page

3

Berkeley voters elect radicals to city council as police split rejected

In Berkeley a 4-4 council deadlock results after three radical and one moderate win four council seats. A ballot proposal to divide the police into three neighborhood units is rejected 33,712 to 16,142. Radical wins also emerge in school board and auditor races.

Berkeley Calif Warren Widener Wilmont Sweeney Edward Kallgren John K. DeBonis City Auditor

Three Congressmen Plan Suit Over Nixon War Policy

Three Democratic congressmen Rosenthal Mitchell and Harrington announce a suit in U S District Court to stop U S involvement in Vietnam unless Congress declares war within 60 days They argue the President unconstitutionally waged war without a congressional declaration and seek an order halting fighting.

Washington Nixon U.S Vietnam Congress Parten J. Mitchell Michael Harrington Dmass Benjamin Rosenthal D-N. Y U. S Indochina Executive Branch Congress of the United States Rosenthal Mitchell Harrington Lawrence Velvel University of Kansas Law School Anthony A. D’amato Northwestern Robert J. Vollen Chicago Velvel D’amato Massachusetts Supreme Court U.S. District Court Boston

Drinan Says Loophole Lets Some Objectors Avoid War

Rep. Robert F. Drinan argues that many youths opposed to the Vietnam War may claim conscientious objection under the Supreme Court test for war in any form. He says if they believe any U S conflict today would be morally similar to Vietnam, they could refuse service. He notes concerns about proportionality and argues the issue is not uniquely Catholic.

Washington Robert F. Drinan Supreme Court Drinan Law School Lieve United States Massachusetts Democrat James Francis McFadden San Francisco McFadden U.S. District Court Vietnam

Manson and 3 Others Ordered Trial Reunited

Los Angeles AP Charles Manson Susan Atkins Bruce Davis and Steve Grogan must face joint trial for the 1969 Hinman and Shea murders. Judge Choate ruled the cases share elements, despite Atkins and Grogan facing separate indictments. May 20 trial date set.

Los Angeles Charles Manson Gary Hinman Donald ‘‘Shorty Shea Manson Susan Atkins Bruce Davis Steve Grogan Miss Atkins Hinman Grogan Evi

BoggsPresses Wiretap Claim Against FBI

House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs insists the FBI tapped his phone despite White House and Justice Department denials. He cites other lawmakers with similar experiences and promises evidence after verification. Boggs calls for J Edgar Hoover to resign, cautions about Hoover's age clouding judgment, and denies comparing Hoover to Hitler.

Washington White House Justice Department House Hale Boggs FBI Louisiana Boggs Atty John N. Mitchell Ronald L. Ziegler Mitchell Congress Hoover Senate Mike Mansfield Hitler Soviet Union Gestapo

House In Squeeze On School Funds

Washington AP reports the House faces a veto threat as education groups push Rep. Hathaway's amendment for 728 million more to a 4.7 billion education bill. Nixon’s budget and revenue sharing plan complicate passage amid limited committee support and past vetoes.

Washington House U.S. Office of Education Appropriations Committee Nixon Robert H. Michel R-fl William D. Hathaway Maine Congress Emergency Committee Daniel J. Flood D-Pa Flood Hathaway Senate

Croatian gunmen invade Yugoslav Embassy in Stockholm

Two Croatian gunmen stormed the Yugoslav Embassy in Stockholm injuring Ambassador Vladimir Rolovic and two other officials while holding police at bay for 45 minutes before surrendering. Rolovic suffered head and stomach wounds plus another leg injury. The assailants, believed to be from the Free Croatia Movement, shouted for a free Croatia as police closed in.

Stockholm Vladimir Rolovic Rolovic Free Croatia Movement Cretia Serbia Yugoslavia Croatia Goteborg Sweden

Agnew urges focus on solutions over national criticism

Vice President Spiro Agnew tells the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce that too much emphasis on problems harms the national psyche. He criticizes negative war coverage, FBI spying claims, SST funding opposition, and fears over space progress, urging a constructive approach.

Los Angeles Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Southeast Asia United States

Railpax critics clash over funding and routes

Washington AP reports heated debate as Railpax, a Congress created quasi government rail program, begins May 1 with a $40 million grant and up to $300 million in credit. Critics question spending, while lawmakers from multiple states push a $290 million authorization targeting specific routes including Buffalo, Erie, South Bend, Toledo, Cleveland, Denver, Portland, and Boise.

Washington Railpax Congress Montana Senate Mike Mansfield Senate Appropriations House Ohio New York New Jersey Connecticut California Colorado Idaho Buffalo N.Y Erie South Bend Ind Toledo Cleveland Denver Portland Ore Butte, Mont Boise, Idaho Ogden, Utah Hinkle, Wash

Tighter CID Control Ties Pentagon to Investigations

Secretary Laird orders CID placed under centralized Pentagon control to mirror the Air Force OSI structure and ensure worldwide coordination of investigations. Senate probes into PXs and clubs cited failures to connect inquiries across commands, prompting a debarment procedure for banned firms and individuals.

Washington Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Army Pentagon Laird Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor Air Force Office of Special Investigations CID OSI Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee Sen Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Senate William J. Crim U.S Hong Kong Vietnam Korea

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