Hoover says justice incidental to law and order after Nixon meeting
J Edgar Hoover told CBS that vigorous law enforcement is the only answer as riots and internal security issues raise national concern. He said he would stay on to fight crime if Nixon asked, asserting justice is incidental to law and order and noting his health remains good after a 100 percent recent physical.
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Urban Institute To Advise Nixon White House Think Tank
Washington reports the Urban Institute, a government funded think tank, has begun forming working ties with President elect Nixon. President Gorham Wald says open contacts exist with Nixon representatives as studies merge with the campaign’s plans to involve private sector and black capitalism to address urban crisis while debating federal versus private funding.
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Volunteer Army Plans Pushed
Washington reports efforts to shift from conscription to an all volunteer Army as a path to end the draft. Senator Hatfield argues for a prompt transition, while Nixon favored delaying until after Vietnam. Disagreement centers on timing and methods, but supporters push for broader reforms to reduce inequity and waste.
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Dubcek Warns Soviets While Balancing Reform Push
Prague reports Alexander Dubcek warns against harsh Soviet methods as Czechoslovakia presses for partial reforms. He pledges civil rights and stronger party control, while condemning anti social elements and signaling continued alignment with the Soviet bloc despite calls for freedom.
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Nixon Inaugural Shorter Parade Seen
Washington AP reports Nixon plans a subdued inauguration with five to six inaugural balls and a two hour parade themed Bring Us Together. The parade, televised by satellite, will be brief, with no military hardware and governors asked to send state representations.
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Cardinal Bea Near Death in Rome Clinic
Cardinal Augustine Bea, 77, head of the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, was reported near death in a Rome clinic after a week of influenza. Doctors say his condition worsened from a cardio circulatory collapse and he shows signs of slipping into a coma as Pope Paul VI visits.
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