Dodd plans to seek party nomination amid talk of independents
In Old Lyme Connecticut Senator Thomas J. Dodd says he intends to pursue the Democratic nomination for a third term despite reports he might withdraw. He cites confidence in the state party convention set for June 26-27 and notes he has considered running as an independent if refused by the convention.
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Kennedy Shultz Clash Over Taxes and Controls
Treasury Secretary Kennedy says no new taxes this year and credit rationing not planned. Labor Secretary Shultz argues wage and price controls fail and would cause red tape and harm, not reduce living costs. The House passes an $7.4 billion Agriculture Department bill with $2.5 billion for food programs and water projects. Ford proposes $25,000 awards to spur citizen solutions to national problems. Senator Scott calls for restraint on federal spending to restore price stability and growth.
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Commmies Increasing In Number Worldwide
The State Department reports total world Communist party members around 45.9 million, up 700,000 since 1968, with 43.3 million in 14 governments controlled by parties. Splits into pro Moscow and pro Peking factions rose to 23 nations, up from 15 in 1966 and 21 in 1968, as Sino Soviet tensions influence alignment.
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U S Presses for Peace as Soviet Involvement Grows
In Washington the Nixon administration weighs Soviet bases in Egypt as U S and Soviet officials plan another round of talks Friday. Rogers tells a House committee a decision on the Israeli regest is coming while warning of possible clashes if Soviet pilots extend into the Suez front. He urges compromises from both sides and notes Egypt must drop pre June 1967 withdrawal demands while Israel signals it may accept withdrawal from conquered land.
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Candlelight Killer Captured After 15 Mile Chase
A young Californian dubbed the Candlelight Killer was captured near Colorado Springs after a motel robbery and hostage taking. Robert Liberty, 23, is blamed for three murders and led police on a 15 mile pursuit before arrest. Kendell Bierly, 24, and a 17-year-old male accomplice were detained. the hostage was unharmed.
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Cease fire efforts amid Jordan clashes with guerrillas
After fighting erupted, a peace plan proposed troop and guerrilla pullbacks, prisoner releases, and a joint inquiry. A Hus sein palace meeting attended by Gen. Hammad Shehab and Jordanian troops officials sparked mixed reactions as a king's motorcade came under fire but he survived. Arafat praised the king's escape while Be irut sources blamed no single group.
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