Connally Fires Up Southern GOP Conference in Atlanta
Former Treasury Secretary John Connally urged Southern leaders to field candidates of quality or none, praising Nixon's foreign policy and arguing Watergate will not derail local races. He warned voters against indicting the entire party and called the era one of deep national change.
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Poor Face Energy Crisis as Winter Bites Rent Hikes Rise
With a mild winter just beginning the energy crunch hits the poor across the nation. In New England tenants protest ghetto landlords who raise rents and lower thermostats as energy costs soar and heating becomes unaffordable.
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Explosive details emerge on FBI counterintelligence program
Secret FBI files describe tactics used to disrupt the New Left with agents provocateurs and encourage violence. Officials warn the program’s sensitivity limits discussion even among top aides amid fuel shortages and tenant disputes highlighted in New Hampshire and Maine.
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Eastern Air Lines to lay off up to five thousand workers
A union spokesman said Eastern Air Lines will cut as many as 5 000 employees before Christmas including 25 percent of top executives. The move follows prior layoffs of 960 and comes after Trans World Airlines announced furloughs for 350 low seniority pilots amid fuel allocation cuts.
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Travel plans rearranged as gas ban nears
Americans faced a potential gasless Sunday as service station owners largely pledge to honor Nixon's voluntary ban from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday. An AP check shows about 80 percent of 220,000 stations closed last Sunday, the first since the plea.
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Hughes Investigation Set and Wallace Announces Third-term Run
The Senate Watergate inquiry likely to resume TV hearings next month with targets including Charles Rebozo and possibly Donald Nixon. Support cites a $100,000 Hughes gift to Rebozo, links to Air West sale, and Meier and Maheu testimony. Wallace signals a bid for a rare third gubernatorial term amid 1972 assassination aftermath.
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Sleep Better with Help of New Bedding This Christmas
A persuasive piece touts bedding as a health and comfort upgrade offering long lasting benefits. It argues sleep improves energy and well being, suggesting gifting bedding for Christmas and a healthier New Year, noting adults may also treat themselves.
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