Nixon to testify on Chile actions before Senate panel
The Senate Intelligence Committee will question former President Nixon about U.S. operations to overthrow Chilean President Allende and the Houston plan for domestic intelligence gathering. The panel will not question Frank Sinatra over alleged JFK Mafia links.
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Poll on Crime Sentences Prompts Push for Harsher Laws
A General Federation of Women's Clubs poll of 18 827 club women shows 70 percent favor harsher prison terms and death penalty reinstatement to curb crime while 82 percent support community based programs. The survey is funded by a 380000 grant from LEAA and analyzed by NCCD.
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Paul Robeson Dies at 77 Loses battle after stroke
Philadelphia AP reports Paul Robeson, multi talent performer and outspoken dissident, died at 77 after a Dec 28 stroke. Funeral planned in New York at Mother AME Zion Church. burial private. Robeson, Rutgers athlete and Columbia lawyer, faced bans and passport seizure amid Cold War tensions.
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Pima Navajo Area Kids Meet Pony Express Riders
Pima and Navajo area students engage in a busy week of activities. First graders will greet Pony Express riders at the Scottsdale Post Office, with letters sent to Holbrook returning under a special postmark.
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Novelist Elleston Trevor to speak at Scottsdale Community College
Elleston Trevor now living in Fountain Hills will address SCC students after a screening of Flight of the Phoenix at 9 p.m. in Terpsichore Playhouse. The 6:45 p.m. film starts the event for Miles Swarthout's Screenwriting Workshop class. Trevor, who wrote the desert crash novel, has had The Quiller Memorandum adapted for film and sold to BBC for a weekly series.
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No-Show Witnesses Impede Trials Across Cities
A Washington AP report details how uncooperative witnesses derail cases. Studies in Washington Chicago and New York show misaddressed subpoenas wrong phone numbers and poor guidance from police and prosecutors. In Washington 25 percent of labeled uncooperative witnesses were never contacted and most interviewees were black in the city and white in suburbs.
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