Connally says Nixon did not ask him to run mate
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally tells NBC Meet the Press he never expected to be on the Nixon ticket replacing Spiro Agnew. He praised Agnew as loyal and courageous and criticized Democrat George McGovern as not representing the party as he sees it.
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Rehearing Sought After Death Penalty Ruling
Georgia and Texas lawyers and Philadelphia city officials asked the Supreme Court to grant a rehearing of its 5 4 decision banning the death penalty The move targets cases from Georgia Texas and Pennsylvania where officials argue the ruling should be reconsidered because capital punishment is not randomly applied and the court allegedly ignored state constitutional questions The court’s June 29 opinion affected more than 600 death row inmates and prompted new petitions from state officials and prosecutors seeking review
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Jane Fonda Calls News Conference
Actress Jane Fonda, accused of betraying the United States, plans a news conference Tuesday to support charges she witnessed U S air raids on civilian targets in North Vietnam. She arrived in Paris in peasant attire, with a Hanoi peace delegation member among her hosts, and dismissed treason warnings.
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Precautions in Real Estate Title Searches and Insurance
A real estate buying cautionary tale shows a seller offering an owner's title insurance and FHA loan claim may not protect buyers. A title search revealed federal tax liens and an unpaid assessment, preventing the sale and shielding the couple from losses. The piece urges buyers to obtain owner’s title insurance and up to date title searches.
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Elden Earl Hawkes Dies Publisher of Deseret News
Elden Earl Hawkes 64 longtime Deseret News publisher and general manager died after a long illness. A Hearst veteran, he led the Utah paper since 1964 and was active in LDS and Utah civic groups. He previously worked at Hearst affiliates in San Francisco Washington and New York.
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