Waiver Blocked Over Sansinena Jones Act Issues
The Sansinena waiver was blocked as not in U S or national interests. Treasury suspended the waiver pending further review. Clark Mollenhoff cited ongoing inquiry into possible conflicts with Barracuda connections. White House noted Flanigan resigned and placed holdings in trust. Tydings questioned Kennedy over Sayover tanker operations and Jones Act implications.
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NIXON
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Sansinena
Death of Rap Brown associate in Cambridge blast shocks city
An unidentified body linked to Rap Brown and activist ties is found after a car explosion in Cambridge, Maryland. Police report explosives planted on the car front, with aims tied to Brown and a Cambridge official, as the trial atmosphere intensifies and authorities brace for potential violence.
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Student National Coordinating Committee
Thomas
Smith
Enzyme claims under FTC study. flag raisers aid and VA issue
FTC investigates enzyme laundry claims for consumer health risk after reports of dermatitis from enzyme detergents. Readers note skin rash from washing with enzyme products, resolved by non enzyme detergent. Also questioned are Iwo Jima flag raisers and veterans education benefits payment delays, later resolved by VA computer fix.
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Action Line
Long Beach. A
Federal Trade Commission
England
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Tra Fueman
Consumer Reports Magazine
Accuse 5 More In Viet Massacre Connected To Medina Unit
Five additional military men and 22 civilians were said under investigation in the My Lai case. Medina commanded Company C of the 1st Battalion, 2nd Infantry, which swept My Lai 4 hamlet for Viet Cong snipers. Lt. William L. Calley faces 102 deaths and a spring court-martial at Fort Benning.
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Fort Omaha
Neb
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Max D. Hutson
Attica
Ind
Esequiel Torres
Brownsville
Tex
Assembly Deadlock Over Disclosure Bill Political Debate
The Assembly blocked a so called conflict of interest bill amid party splits. Democrats opposed the measure while Monagan pressed for an urgency clause to override existing law and force immediate effect. A separate judge disclosure bill by Hayes would require confidential asset reports to the Judicial Council with limited access.
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Unrich
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Managan
Senate
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Hayes
Judicial Council
Cranston Sees Laos Cover-Up
Senator Alan Cranston accused the Nixon administration of a Laos cover-up, claiming U S troops were sent into Laos under orders to claim they were lost if captured. He urged full disclosure and questioned the number of Meo tribesmen on the U S payroll in Laos.
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Alan Cranston
Laos
Cranston
D-Calif
Nixon
U.S
California
Democratic Council
Tear Gas Used on Louisiana School Protestors
Louisiana state police and sheriff deputies fired tear gas at about 150 black youths at Bayou Goula School to disperse a protest over the reassignment of a black principal. It was the second day of gas used in Louisiana demonstrations as officers kept whites away from Lamar school in D.C. where mobs had overturned buses last week.
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Bayou Goula
Plaquemine
Lamar
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Casualties in Laos Reported to Be Listed
State Department identified six killed personnel from International Voluntary Services and Air America in Laos incidents. Names include Arthur Stillman, Dennis Mummert, Chandler Edwards, J C Merkel, William Gibbs, Ralph Davis. CIA involvement cited by Los Angeles paper, with hundreds of agents alleged. White House confirmed Army Captain Joseph K Bush Jr died February 1 1969.
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Peace Corps
Air America
Agency For International Developement
State Department
Los Angeles
CIA
Laos
Arthur Stillman
Dennis Mummert
Ban Nong Keun
Chandler Edwards
Endmy
Ban Soukouma
J. C. Merkel
Plain of Jars
William J. Gibbs
Nam Bac
Ralph S. Davis
White House
Joseph K. Bush Jr
Theft Suspect Leaps Through Glass In Burglary
A burglary suspect and a juvenile companion were found in Peter son’s Cycle Shop at 7911 Cerritos Ave. Frank Rodriguez Martinez, 20, of 10951 Oak St, attempted to flee by leaping through a plate glass front door and was captured by officers. Martinez booked on burglary charges at Orange County jail. The juvenile was released to guardians pending Juvenile Court action after being found with two electric drills in a repair shop room.
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Cerritos Ave
Frank Rodriguez Martinez
Oak SL
Peterson
Carl Porter
Jim Gould
Martinez
Orange County
Gould
Porefer
City Employes Vote for San Francisco Strike Action
Members of the City and County Employes Union representing 8 100 municipal workers voted overwhelmingly to strike Thursday over a wage increase deadlock. John Jeffery head of Local 400 said Monday night’s vote was Ad504 in favor of the walkout, which must be sanctioned by the San Francisco Labor Council.
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John Jeffery
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