Four men sue Elvis Presley over Las Vegas incident
Four Los Angeles men claim they were beaten and jailed after shaking hands with Elvis Presley during a Las Vegas show. They sue Presley and the Hilton Hotel for 4 million, naming Kenneth MacKenzie, Roberto MacKenzie, Mario M. Martinez, and Marcelo Elias, with attorney David Brown stating charges were dismissed as vagrancy.
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Senate Balks At Blocking North Vietnam Aid
Senate leadership blocked a move to bar aid to North Vietnam without Congress approval. Senator Byrd and Senator Proxmire backed limits while Senator Tower argued hearings are needed before setting foreign policy. The chamber approved anti impoundment provisions, strengthening Congress purse powers despite Nixon opposition.
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McCord Says He Will Answer Watergate Questions
Washington reporter James W. McCord said he will answer questions from newsmen about his Watergate involvement after finishing grand jury testimony and deposition in three civil suits. He arrived to appear before the grand jury amidst revived focus on the 1972 break‑in and related investigations.
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Press Telegram Monday March 24 carrier delivery notice
Daily and Sunday mail service details for Chantville and surrounding areas noted. Readers are advised of delivery schedules and carrier changes affecting Sunday editions and weekday issues.
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Nixon urged to block 25 percent pay hikes for officials
Senate Republicans led by Peter H. Dominick ask President Nixon to hold any 25 percent salary increases for top government officials until after June. The letter notes executive salary boosters may come from a commission report due later, with a target raise pushing officers from 42,500 to about 55,000. Also reported is the death of Noah Powell, 67, principal chief of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians, who joined the tribal council in 1966.
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