Rockwell urges higher defense spending to curb Communist power
Willard F. Rockwell Jr., head of North American Rockwell, told a World Affairs Council in Los Angeles that world military power tilts toward Communist nations. He urged drastic defense spending, noting China and the Soviet Union devote a large share of GNP to arms and citing a test of a Soviet swing wing bomber and a U S bomber due for 1974.
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Ervin attacks no knock entry proposed in federal law
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. told 250 California Bar Association delegates that new legislation allowing no knock entry by police into private homes is repressive. He criticized federal narcotics measures and urged repeal of harsher bail and detention laws while stressing traditional home protections. The convention drew 1 425 attorneys from California.
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Marks Won’t Run for San Francisco Mayor
Sacramento UPI Milton Marks Republican senator from San Francisco announced on Thursday he will not seek the mayor’s office in the November election. He said he preferred to stay in the Legislature to keep San Francisco’s voice strong in California state affairs.
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