Goldwater argues Vietnam war would differ with different president
Arizona senator Marty Goldwater says there would be less war now if he had been elected in 1964 or if other presidents showed the courage of Ngo Dinh Niu when Cambodia invaded. He cites the Cambodian venture as political courage and says fighting would have ended sooner with such leadership.
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Dodd Runs as Independent After Party Bailout
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut announces he will seek re election as an independent after losing party backing. He cites independence in voting and vows to run in a statewide race despite past censure over campaign funds. Democratic primary Aug.19 features Alphonsus Donahue Ed Ward Marcus and Rev. Joseph Duffey. Republican primary Aug.12 lists Lowell Weicker Jr. and John Lupton.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Women Dealers Score Vegas Victory
The Nevada labor commissioner ordered casinos to hire women as dealers at blackjack and craps, citing discrimination against Arden Johnson, a 32-year-old former Desert Inn dealer. Johnson's complaint led to a directive that Las Vegas and other Nevada casinos open dealer jobs to women within about 20 days.
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Trial Opens In Tate Murder Case In Los Angeles
Jury of seven men and five women will hear prosecutors outline the Tate-LaBianca killings in Department 104 Los Angeles Superior Court. Charles Manson and four followers face separate trials with Linda Kasabian set to testify as key witness. Prosecution says Manson ordered the killings to distract from another murder by a family member.
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Robert Beauso- Teil
Newark Ex Mayor Guilty of Extortion
Former Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio and four codefendants were found guilty on 64 counts of conspiracy and extortion in a Mafia backed scheme to extract payoffs from contractors. Jury delivered verdict after a six hour deliberation in Trenton, with sentencing not yet set.
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Demos Propose Tax Revision to Counter Reagan Plan
In Sacramento the Senate considers a Democratic tax revision to replace Reagan's plan. The package seeks to ease burden with a $1500 homeowner exemption and renter relief while avoiding the sales tax hike. Republicans including H L Richardson and Clark L Bradley indicate opposition and may vote against it.
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Democrats mull tax program or oppose relief in election
Democratic floor leader Senator George Moscone warned that the tax relief plan could be a campaign issue in the November election. He described Democrats as the minority party in the Senate and signaled they would challenge or modify the administration’s tax program.
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George Moscone
Rabies Case Triggers Skunk Rabies Hunt
A federal state search targets seventy pet skunks in Washington and Oregon after tests confirmed a pet skunk in Seattle carried rabies. A Washington college student and her siblings were bitten by a fleeing skunk later linked to the case.
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National Center For Disease Control
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Italy Deepens Crisis as New Premier Bows Out
Premier designate Giulio Andreotti quit attempting to form a government as Italy’s crisis deepens after 12 days of talks with four coalition parties. President Saragat will consult party leaders and house presidents to decide next steps, including a new premier, a minority Christian Democrat government, or early elections.
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