Jackson seeks apology from Rockefeller over alleged Communist staff remark
Sen. Henry M. Jackson demands an absolute apology from Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller after reports he privately called Jackson staffers connected to Communists. Rockefeller denies commenting, Jackson accuses McCarthyism and urges Rockefeller to name involved staff. A Georgia meeting and anonymous sources frame the dispute with Jackson touring campaigns V.P. aide Mulliken says no comment on off the record remarks.
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Ford says Reagan still on VP list
President Ford in an Oval Office interview with Texas paper editors said Reagan remains among those he would consider for vice president. He noted the Texas primary May 1 as a close race and argued Reagan’s criticisms were campaign driven but nondivisive for the party. Ford also signaled interest in a wider list, including former Texas Governor John Con. He indicated the Supreme Court ruling on federally subsidized housing in suburbs could have broad repercussions.
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Lottery roundup with Maryland and Pennsylvania results
AP reports Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery drawings with several prize tiers. Maryland shows six digit, five digit and lower prize numbers while Pennsylvania Bakee’s Dozen and Double Dollars lists include three digit and other prize figures.
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Supreme Court rules bank accounts fair game for IRS
The court held bank records can be seized or studied by federal agents with no right for customers to know. It said bank customers have limited privacy in transactions, since records belong to the bank and may be disclosed to the government. The ruling overturned a prior appellate decision and broadened access under the Freedom of Information Act, potentially impacting government personnel and medical file disclosures.
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Boston officials plan march for racial peace
A day of violence in Boston left several people injured as gangs of black and white youths attacked motorists and passersby. Mayor White and Governor arranged a march to calm tensions as police sought to curb sporadic stone throwing and vandalism.
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Striking doctors face dismissal in LA hospital walkout
AP reports striking medical interns and residents at Los Angeles County hospitals curtail operations on day one. About 487 of 1,200 scheduled workers did not report, with union leaders seeking amnesty and focus on patient care amid stalled negotiations mediated by state officials.
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World's biggest garage sale in Detroit draws 25000 at Cobo Hall
Fire helmets to bedpans flood the stalls as Detroit's garage sale at Cobo Hall tops 25000 shoppers. Officials hope proceeds ease a $440 million deficit. odd items like old fire engines and street lamps go fast while others linger.
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Princess Anne Hurt In Horse Trials Accident
Princess Anne suffered a minor back injury after a horse fell and rolled on her during the Portman Horse Trials near Blandford. She was taken to a London hospital for tests after regaining consciousness. her Olympic hopes for 1976 remain uncertain but her husband said she could ride again soon.
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Private Uranium Enrichment Plan Draws Broad Debate
Congress and GAO scrutinize a private enrichment proposal by Uranium Enrichment Associates. Critics warn of guaranteed rates and sweetheart contracts privileging Bechtel Goodyear and other partners, while supporters claim $28 billion in taxpayer savings. ERDA estimates and Treasury costs show potential higher prices for electric utilities and consumers under private operation.
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