Wagner bows out of NYC race
Former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner declined a potential Republican Liberal fusion bid for mayor and will not seek a fourth term. The Liberal party expressed regret and said it would seek a new candidate to unite the good government forces in the city. Governor Rockefeller said he understood Wagner's decision and remains focused on good government.
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Ellsberg testifies on Vietnam War experiences in Pentagon Papers case
Daniel Ellsberg described visiting villages in South Vietnam to verify pacification efforts and witnessing a burning hamlet, mortar fire from a regiment of the South Vietnamese army, and schools funded by American money built with poor cement. He said he changed his views after seeing the realities firsthand and disclosed top secret Vietnam War documents. Ellsberg and co defendant Anthony Russo face espionage conspiracy and theft charges.
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Indictments rise in Wounded Knee occupation case
A federal grand jury in Sioux Falls returned 25 more indictments in the Wounded Knee seizure, bringing total indictments to 79. The sealed cases name AIM leaders, as negotiators discussed a Sioux medicine man inspired proposal to end the impasse.
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Anderson relinquishes documents on Indian Bureau occupation
Washington columnist Jack Anderson handed copies to a congressional committee of documents seized during the November occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs officials said the materials relate an ugly story of government abuses of Indians and were turned over Wednesday.
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Notable House Debate on Anderson Testimony Provokes Exchange
The House subcommittee on Indian affairs, led by Sam Steiger, praised reporter Anderson for material used in column work but accused him of invective. Anderson replied that Steiger should not claim expertise, citing unresolved Indian issues. Prepared testimony linked murders, land swindles, and polluted waters affecting reservations.
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Lebanese students protest Beirut raids and political crisis
Thousands of Lebanese students marched in Beirut condemning the government's response to an Israeli raid that killed three Palestinian guerrilla leaders. Premier Saeb Salam resigned amid pressure as President Suleiman Franjieh weighed whether to accept or reject the resignation. Police kept demonstrators from the parliament as protests surged.
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