Solons urged to stick with jobs in Congress
Senate hearings heard CBS president Frank Stanton and NBC president Julian Goodman oppose a bill by Sen. Fulbright to require prime time Senate coverage. Muskie backed Fulbright while stressing public access to views, and broadcasters defended professional news roles amid criticism of government overreach.
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Washington
API
Congress
Senate
CBS
Frank Stanton
NBC
Julian Goodman
J. Fulbright
D-Ark
House and Judiciars Thes
Fulbright
Edmund S Muskie
Maiur
Goodman
Newsmien
Stanton
Mistrial Denied Again by Judge in Tate Case
Defense lawyers sought a mistrial over President Nixon’s remarks about Charles Manson. Judge Charles Older denied the motion, stating jurors were capable of fair deliberation after being polled individually. The contempt issue hinged on a newspaper headline earlier that week.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Asurde
Nixons
Charles M Manson
Paul Fitzgerald
Nixott
Manson
Niwon
Irving Kanarth
Superior Court
Charles Jf Older
Tim
Ie Junge
Tienchew
Luda Kasabiani
Cialian
Dave Shinn
Shinn
Corpus Christi Faces Severe Damage After Celia Storm
Hurricane Celia devastated the Texas Gulf Coast from Corpus Christi to Rockport causing about 233 million dollars in property losses and 32 deaths. Federal disaster aid, red cross relief, and hospital evacuations followed as power and water services were disrupted across Aransas Pass Ingleside and Robstown.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
Coastal Bend
Ston
Weather Bureau
Aransas County
Delta
Christ
Mexio
Selout
Juba
Florida
Gulf
Corpus Chast
Garrage
Ohe Weather Bureau
Celia
Corpus Christ Bay
Mexico
Rio Grande
Beulah
Nueces River
Nixon
Preston Smith
Houston
Aransas Pass
Robstown
Here
Ingleside
Rockport
Port Aransas
Taft
Linton
Mathis
Red Cross
Roland Harriman
George Hastings
Office of Emergency Planning
Bay
Los Alamos Faces Planned Protest on Hiroshima Anniversary
Residents of Los Alamos prepare for a Thursday demonstration marking Hiroshima 25 years after the atomic bomb attack. Organizers expect 30 to 50 participants at Ashley Pond for an all night vigil and a candlelit procession to the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory. They will deliver demands including halting weapons research and ending secrecy on projects.
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Los Alamos
M Iap
Hiroshima
Ashley Pond
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Leonardo Shapiro
Dixon
Interfaith Council
Montoya awards 1.8 million Luke AFB contract
Sen. Montoya announced a 1.8 million contract to FE E. Anderson & Co. Inc. of Roswell for Luke Air Force Base Arizona construction including an operational apron an arm disarm pad and two taxiways. Artesia publisher James K Green expands by acquiring Artesia Daily Press Southern New Mexico Newspapers Inc including Deming Headlight and Deming Graphic. Mondale and Javits seek detailed HEW plan for the 1.5 billion Nixon integration fund to promote school integration.
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Associated Press and Record News
Washington
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
FE. E. Anderson & Co. Inc
Roswell
Luke Air Force Base
Ariz
Artesia
James K. Green
Artesia Daily Press
The
Press
Ruth and
Graham Dean
California
Green
Southern New Mexico News
Nixon Administration
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Jacob Javits
Rn.y
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliott Richardson
Nixon
Kennedy and Shriver Sons Face Narcotics Charges
Kennedy Jr 11 and Robert Shriver Ill 17 were arrested in Hyannis Port on marijuana possession charges stemming from a July incident. A family spokesman said police served summonses as part of a Barnstable and state police roundup. The Kennedys and Schrivers released statements of distress and support for their sons. Senator Edward Kennedy rushed to Cape Cod amid the developing case.
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Hyannis
Port
Mass
Robert F Kennedy Jr
New York
Reargent Shriver Ill
France
Barnstable
Hank Dyhberg
Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
Ethel Kennedy
Bobby
Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
Washington
Providence
R.L
Cape Cod
Mrs Romney Leads Narrowly In Michigan Senate Bid
Lenore Romney, wife of George Romney, held a slim edge in Michigan’s Republican Senate primary with 73 percent of precincts reporting. Unofficial tallies showed 239,804 for Romney and 221,970 for state Sen. Robert Huber, amid computer delays in Detroit.
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Lenore Romney
Senate
Michigan
Detroit
Romney
Robert Huber
George Romney
Huber
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Samuelson
Philip A. Hart
Two Blazes Hit Roswell City Firemen Battle Lethal Explosions
Roswell firemen battled two fires, a house at 1314 W. Third St and a store at 802 S. Main St. An oil and gasoline mishap led to burns for Homer Glover Jr. and minor injuries for his brother, while Atwood's TV Sales suffered heavy interior damage from an early morning explosion.
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Atwood
TV Sales and Service
S. Main St
Roswell
George Daniels
Third St
Homer Glover Jr
David
Homer
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Glover House
Daniels
TV Sales & Service
State Flag Law Challenged in New Mexico Suit
Bruce S Mehren 22 of Phoenix Arizona sues in U S District Court Albuquerque seeking ruling that New Mexico flag law is unconstitutional He was jailed six months by magistrate court for wearing a fragment of a US flag as a headband and arrested by State Police
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Bruce S. Mehren
Phoenix
Ariz
U.S. District Court
Mehren
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