Security Pay Hike Assured
A national policy update highlights increased security pay and enhanced public assistance, with a focus on major social security benefits and fiscal measures. The report notes Senate actions on defense and civilian pay, including tentative compromises and potential January funding risks for government workers amid ongoing filibusters. The piece also covers international and local incidents tied to security and governance.
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Russ Rush Hearing on Jews
Reports say government sped up process to quell uproar before Communist Party Congress in March. Nine Jews slated for trial January 6 in Leningrad, 22 more in Riga and Kishinev for opposing emigration ban to Israel. Leningrad group plotted to seize a small airboat to fly to Sweden and then Israel but were stopped. Protests widen as Western governments appeal for clemency. U.S. officials urge restraint. Nixon and Rogers discuss case. U Thant and lawmakers press for action. Jewish groups rally in Europe as embassies faced pickets and demonstrations downtown Los Angeles demand policy change.
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Kishinev
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Sweden
Probe of Air Mail Contracts Turns to Kennedy Aide
The inquiry shifts to former Kennedy aide Hartigan amid a campaign tie claim. Kennedy denies any role by Hartigan, who left the Post Office in May 1962 and was rehired in March 1963, resigning in 1968 after a Senate demand.
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Edward M. Kenedy
Massachusetts
Hartigan
Bill Hartigan
Allott
GAO
Post Office
Boston
Baker Airways
Basques Fate Raised by Franco and Protests Abroad
The Basques' fate rests with Franco as sentences to be handed down draw international reaction. West Germany Ireland Britain Sweden Switzerland and the Vatican appeal for clemency while Soviet papers denounce Spanish authorities and fault U S influence. In Burgos distressed relatives react as defense lawyers resign from the San Sebastian Bar Association. Lawyers in Barcelona organize protests and Madrid awash with appeals for mercy while prisoners vow to resist.
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Ireland
Britain
Sweden
Switzerrat
Haly
Vatican
United States
Juan Maria Bandares
Pedro Ruiz Balerdi
Bliss Ruiz Deberie
San Sebastian Bar Association
Ignacio NN Gilbert
Bar Association of
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Bar Association
Action Line Details Ticket Counts at Coliseum
A Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum spokesman explains that attendance is gauged by tickets sold as fans pass through turnstiles. Figures can mislead since some buyers hold seats. the Coliseum seats 28,500 for pro gridiron games and up to 95,000 with portable bleachers for college games.
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Action Line
EEG Technician Training Availability in Southern California
In Anaheim inquirers ask where to train as an EEG technician. Local options are unavailable. Orange Coast College plans a tentative two year electrodiagnostic program. Existing programs are at University of Iowa, Washington, and Kentucky. Historically on the job training under a neurologist has been common.
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J. KX
Anaheim
William Langlisst
Action Line
Nancy King
Allied Health Department
Orange Coast College
Fairview Road
Costa Mesa
Auto Repair Committee Offers Help to Owners
The Independent Garage Owners form a Committee on Auto Repairs and Service to aid owners dealing with fraudulent repairs. Write complaints to Cars Committer Long Beach California for a standard form. If legitimate, the committee may intercede with the garage and provide expert testimony if civil or criminal action follows.
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IGO
P.O
Long Beach
Calif
Consumer Protection Agency
My Lai Massacre Suspect Held After Shotgun Killing
McSherry known as Tree was found shot near a house on 4th Street. Police seized 18 Molotov cocktails and weapons. Twenty residents, including Rebecca T'Souvas and a year old child, were detained and charged with occupying a dive. most face murder charges. T'Souvas also faces charges in the deaths of two Vietnamese civilians. Pretrial hearing set for Jan. 12 at Ft. McPherson followed by court martial.
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Pad
McSherry
Tree
4Th Street
T’souvas
Rebecca
T'Souvas
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Test Site Closes at Yucca Flat Amid Snow and Radiation Checks
The Nevada Test Site near Yucca Flat is shut down possibly until January 25 due to heavy snow on access roads and ongoing radiation checks from a December 18 underground test, the Atomic Energy Commission said Monday.
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Nev
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Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
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