Finch Bell Decline to Run Against Murphy Seat
Finch and Bell said they would not seek the Murphy seat after considering a split in the party. Finch noted a bid could recreate a 1968 GOP split that led to a Democratic victory, while Firestone remains openly opposed to Murphy.
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Faculty Clears 2 Mutiny Press In Controversy
The two Cal State Long Beach professors Robertson and Steele face possible reversal by State College Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke after a faculty committee cleared them while noting procedural concerns. Their suspension sparked demonstrations and arrests as debates over academic due process and free inquiry continued amid debates on obscenity and censorship.
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Gulf Oil Well Slick Spreads Off Louisiana Coast
A construction barge clipped the top of an oil well, worsening a Gulf of Mexico slick off Louisiana. Coast Guard says Black Bay oyster beds are affected as the well releases about 20 barrels daily. Containment gear is being deployed to clean up by Saturday.
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Cigarette Ad Ban Nears Final Congressional OK
Washington reports a bill to ban cigarette ads on radio and television from next year and require tougher health warnings on packs. Senate concurrence expected. measure ends FTC ban on regulation after six years and follows a five year tobacco broadcast struggle. The new warning would appear six months after Nixon signs the bill.
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Postal tieup hits new East areas in Washington
A postal strike spread to 73 offices in the northeast with 59 in northern New Jersey 13 in New York City and one in Connecticut. An embargo blocked mail to New York storage bins while mail chutes and outside boxes were sealed and Manhattan area postal workers were ordered not to strike. The stoppage disrupted business government and military correspondence as picketing occurred and workers pursued higher pay.
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GI School Boost Gains Speedy OK
A GI education benefits bill, boosting education aid by 35 percent, moves toward President Nixon after quick action by both chambers. The measure also raises monthly benefits for unmarried veterans from 130 to 175 dollars, with House and Senate conferees agreeing on a 45 dollar increase. About 1.4 million veterans would benefit.
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Manson Fires Lawyer and Names Novice Counsel
Manson dismisses longtime attorney and hires UCLA graduate Ronald Hughes who says the murder case may be his first. Manson battles for control and questions representation while a new motion for continuance is debated. A reported immunity offer to Linda Kasabian and Tate-LaBianca murders case context are noted alongside Expo 70 attendance milestone in Osaka.
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