President Braces For Questions by Sarah McClendon
Washington correspondent Sarah McClendon asks President Nixon about intimidation and harassment of Pentagon staff tied to cost overruns and irregularities. She cites cases involving Barry Shillite, Edward Sheridan, A. Ernest Fitzgerald and critics Robert Anot and Barry Stilito. Nixon responds with firm deflection and vows to verify identities.
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Nixon warns Congress on veto and Christmas session
President Nixon pledged to veto the Senate tax reform bill as written and threatened a special post Christmas session. He outlined plans to reveal budget surprises, push for tax cuts, and urged Congress to finish major fiscal 1966 appropriation bills before a holiday recess.
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Nixon defends news media fairness after Vietnam address
CBS and Nec Brief Analysis discuss Nixon's first televised news conference since Agnew criticized the war. He urged Americans to judge his remarks directly, while commentators offered mixed assessments of his statements and the media’s role.
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Nixon vows troop pullouts by Christmas in Vietnam plan
President Nixon said a new round of American troop withdrawals is planned around Christmas as part of a broader strategy. He warned Congress to pass tax and security reforms and threatened a post Christmas special session if appropriations lag. Nixon defended My Lai inquiry and pressed for stalled peace talks, insisting gains in containment and negotiations depend on the withdrawal plan.
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Wix to Acquire Uniroyal Dixon Plant in Gastonia Expansion
The Wix Corporation announced purchase of Uniroyal's Dixon Plant on South Marietta Street, adding 140,009 square feet with plans for 100,000 more at the Allen Plant in Tas. The expansion lifts total floor space to about 850,000 square feet, boosting capacity by nearly 40 percent./Dixon plant deeds to transfer after year start. Uniroyal moving equipment, most production to be shifted to Dixon, with storage and some production at Allen. The expansion aims to solve space constraints in Gastonia area and marks Wix’s first international sales emphasis with new Gastonia and Charlotte operations.
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Lawyer says fair trial blocked by public focus on My Lai case
FR. BENNING GA AP The civilian attorney for Lt William L Calley Jr says it will be impossible to obtain a fair military trial because public passion is inflamed. Latimer cited wide press comments and pretrial statements by officials as evidence of bias and sought dismissal of all charges. The motion argues that prejudicial coverage and executive remarks have compromised the court martial process.
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System Proposed for Auto Insurance Reform
AP reports a Snodagit system would cut auto insurance costs by 83 percent by reimbursing victims for out of pocket losses regardless of fault. Jeffrey O'Connell of the University of Illinois urged a nationwide “Easy ic Protection Plan” to standardize payments for medical expenses and wage losses up to $10,000, aiming for faster, fairer coverage.
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Six Indicted In Fast Jury Action In Tate Slaying Case
Los Angeles grand jury, after a 20 minute session, indicted three young women and two men from a desert commune in murder and conspiracy charges tied to the Tate murder spree and related killings. Key defendants include Charles Manson and cohorts Atkins, Watson, Krenwinkel, and Kasabian. others charged in the LaBianca murders. Arraignment scheduled. defendants held in custody or in Mobile and Independence.
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