Bombing conspiracy case in Detroit extends evidence deadline
U S District Judge Damon J Keith grants another week for prosecutors to decide if illegal means were used to obtain evidence in the Detroit bombing conspiracy case. The 15 defendants connected to a 1969 Flint meeting face charges. four indicted defendants are awaiting trial while 11 remain fugitives.
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High official defends continuing French wiretaps in Senate
State secretary Oliver Stirn told the French Senate that government wiretapping will continue in many cases. He said the premier, defense minister and interior minister will order taps as needed and rejected Senate supervision. He cited radical groups as the main concern and defended taps as necessary to protect the republic.
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Meir to Run Again as Labor Seeks Stable Government
Premier Golda Meir announces she will seek re election ensuring Labor Party control. After months of party negotiations for a compromise candidate Meir reverses plans to retire to a kibbutz with family. Meir became premier in 1969 after Levi Eshkol's death.
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