Escape Van Shootings Told Court
In Marin County Civic Center case Angela Davis trial witness Fred Wynbrandt described the escape van where Judge Harold Haley and three others were shot in 1970. He testified Haley was hit by a shotgun blast at close range inside the van. Police recovered 11 weapons from the van among 12 gun marks observed.
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Ending Ban on Slavs Removes Travel Restrictions
Washington reports the Health, Education and Welfare Department will lift restrictions on travelers from Yugoslavia after smallpox reports were contained except in Kosovo. Returning travelers from that province will face questions about exposure and state health surveillance remains in place.
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Flanigan agrees to limited testimony before Senate panel
Washington Senate testimony hurdle narrows as Flanigan consents to limited appearance regarding his role in the ITT antitrust settlement and the possible impact on Kleindienst’s attorney general confirmation. Democrats push for broader recall of McLaren and Kleindienst aides amid six week inquiry.
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Court Upholds Loyalty Pledge Victory at Supreme Court upheld Massachusetts public employment oath
The Supreme Court in a 4 to 3 decision upheld a Massachusetts loyalty oath requiring public employees to pledge they will oppose the overthrow of the government by force or violence. Chief Justice Burger led a majority, rejecting free speech challenges, with Justices Douglas Brennan and Marshall dissenting. Counterpoints cite the oath as vague and violative of free speech.
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Dowdy Case Finds Wife's Job On His Payroll Improper
The House ethics committee ruled it improper that Mrs. Dowdy remains on Rep. John Dowdy's congressional payroll while campaigning. Her secretary role on his staff, bearing an annual salary of 23.4 thousand dollars, is not illegal but deemed improper. The panel will notify state Senator Charles Wilson, Dowdy opponent, of the finding.
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Congress
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