Protesters Do Not Undermine U S Troop Morale
Washington reports say war protesters aiding the enemy or disrupting U S troop and supply movements have had no measurable impact on morale or effectiveness. Nixon officials oppose new criminal penalties, noting bias against aiding enemies already exists. The views came at a House Internal Security hearing led by Chairman Edwin W Edwards who described the effort as widespread and organized by Marxist groups.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon Administration
Eewin W. Edwards
D-La
United States
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nixon
Lewis B. Hershey
Iutective Service System
White House
Dan Rather
CBS Evening News
Walter Cronkite
Llershey
Budget Bureau Sets Rules for 74 Percent Construction
The Budget Bureau issued guidelines Monday for the 74 percent construction program ordered by President Nixon. Six categories of work are defined and states are urged to cooperate to secure federal aid. noncompliance could jeopardize funding.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Vietnam
State Work Cutbacks Considered by Reagan Panel
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Ronald Reagan and his cabinet weigh a recommendation to slash state public works spending to curb inflation. The Luce task force proposes deferrals in highway projects and a smaller cut in the Northern California Water project, with $15 billion in contracts deferred and $30 million saved if limits hold to June AU.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Luce
California
Reagan
Nixon
Kennedy loses support in home state poll findings
Boston Globe poll shows Massachusetts residents split over Senator Edward M Kennedy with 78 percent approving and 15 percent disapproving of his performance. Eight percent have no opinion. Disapproval rose most among 18 21 age group after the Chappaquiddick accident, while many objected to his handling of the incident.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Boston Globe
Becker Research Corp
Massachusetts Democrat
Nho
Kennedy
Gge
The
Globe
Chappaquiddick Island
Mary Jo Kopechne
Haynsworth Denies Conflict In Supreme Court Hearings
Judge Clements Haynsworth denied conflict of interest charges as Senate hearings opened on his nomination to the Supreme Court. He defended rulings in an unfair labor practices case against a textile firm and noted a vending machine operation tied to the firm’s parent company, while acknowledging some $100,000 in business with the firm in 1963.
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UPS
Cliament FF. Lfaynsworth
Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
Taynsworth
Sense Judiciary Committee
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Haynsworth
James 0
Sen
Wastland
Eall Haghsworth
Eastland
Bayh
Navarro Death Trial to Jury
In Los Angeles UPI reports the Navarro murder trial of brothers Paul and Thomas Ferguson entered another deliberation night after Judge Bran dler issued 78 pages of instructions. The men, aged 23 and 18, each accused the other on the stand of the October 30 slaying of silent film actor Ramen Navarro.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Chicago
Ramen Navarro
Womes
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Paul Robert Ferguson
Thomas Scott Ferguson
Douglas halts brig order at Treasure Island base
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas ordered the Navy to keep Airman Recruit Patrick M. Jones and 14 others out of the Treasure Island brig after a spokesman said guards allegedly brutalized inmates. Douglas acted from his Goose Prairie Washington home, with attorney Donald Jelinek delivering papers stating Jones could be killed or brutally beaten if returned to the brig.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Treasure Island
Douglas
Patrick M. Jones
Goose Prairie
Wash. I
Donald Jelinek
Jones
Coachella Valley Carve Out as Arabia of America
The article extols Coachella Valley as Arabia of America with palm gardens and two story agriculture for grapefruit and dates. It describes a 289 mile circular drive from Los Angeles via I 10, US 395, and US 60 to Palm Springs, Hemet, Idyllwild, and Palm Desert, noting Route 111 to Desert cities, desert scenery, date gardens, and the Palm Springs tramway.
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Coachella
America
Arabia
Palm Springs
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Colton
Riverside
Badlands Hills
San Jacinto
Gilman Springs Road
Valley Ranch
Mt. Sar Jacinta
San Jack
California
Palm Canyon
Satrom Sea
Palm Gardens
Colored Rock Mountains
Seven Level
Pat Desert
Eisenhower
Coachella Valley
Yar
U.S.A
Palm Desert
Indio
Cathedral City
Chamber of Commerce
Desi Arnaz
Darryl Zanuck
Desert Museum
Indian Avenue
Tahquitz Drive
Mt. San Jacinto
Interstate 10
San Gorgonio
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Helen Hunt Jackson
Ramona
Hemet
Home
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