Witches Predict Next Year’s Scandals And Shifts
New York based witches forecast a looming government scandal next year unrelated to Watergate. The New York Center for the Strange via Mayday cites predictions of a governor’s divorce to wed a famous actress, a woman becoming a labor union president, a West Coast team signing a star, a new disease-erasing medical discovery, and the Dow Jones hitting 1100 before dropping to 80 within six months. Robert Carson, center director, announced the results and noted the group once predicted Spiro Agnew’s resignation.
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Hearings On Ford Are Near
Senate Rules Committee moves toward public hearings on the nomination of Gerald Ford as vice president. An FBI dossier of 1,400 pages is being reviewed while House Judiciary considers possible impeachment actions against President Nixon. Committee members will receive summaries from Canon and Cook as other aides assist in preparing the inquiry.
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Borderline Talk: ATENanistan’s Surrounding Powers
ATENanistan is described as bordered on the north by the Soviet Union, on the west by Iran, on the east by China, and on the south by Piakisan. This geographic outline situates the country amidst major regional influences and rival powers.
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Cox Admits ITT Info Leaked
Archibald Cox testified at a Senate hearing that he told two senators and others about an ITT antitrust case, admitting it breached Attorney General Kleindienst's confidence. He described it as carelessness not deliberate, while the White House labeled Cox staff's disclosures an inexcusable breach of confidence and said the Times account was distorted. The exchange centers on handling of ITT settlement details and presidential involvement.
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85 Solons Backing Bill Urges Social Service Liberalization
Washington relies on UPI reports that about 84 House members joined in backing a bill to push the Nixon administration to liberalize social services. A spokesman for Rep. Donald M. Wraser said seven original sponsors expect to reach 100 cosponsors when the bill is introduced later today.
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