Ford May Seek Impeachment if Haynsworth Fails Senate
House Republican leader Gerald Ford says he may pursue impeachment against Justice William R. Douglas if the Senate rejects Clement Haynsworth’s Supreme Court nomination. Ford acts on his own, citing ethics standards, while stressing no leadership support yet. Douglas resigned May 23 as head of the Albert Parvin Foundation, tied to Las Vegas gambling income.
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Alternate march route allows antiwar protest on Constitution Avenue
The Justice Department approved a mass antiwar demonstration on November 15 along Constitution Avenue past the White House south side after negotiations with police and the Mobilization Committee to End the War In Vietnam. Deputy AG Kleindienst said demonstrators have a right to meet and petition, while the government must preserve order.
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Unemployment Dips to 3.9 Percent in October
The Labor Department reported the U S unemployment rate at 3.9 percent for October, down slightly from September's 4.0 percent. Joblessness rose by 325,000 compared with a year ago, mainly among white workers and new entrants, while established workers saw little change and Negro unemployment remained about twice that of whites. Total employment grew slowly, the average work week fell after stability, and manufacturing overtime hit a two year low outside one special month.
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Hijacker kin change lawyers amid defense split in Rome
In Rome, the family of Lance Cpl Hattaele Minichiello, a U S Marine hijacker, seeks new Italian counsel as Marvin Mitchelson and the Minichiello family plan to replace Lombardi and Siniscalchi. Debate centers on extradition and dual jurisdictions, with discussions of engaging Nicola Feschini and Giovanni Leone.
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Geyser shoots 70 feet after water main break in Manhattan
A water main rupture on 60th Street and Madison Avenue in New York caused a geyser that shot about 70 feet into the air late Thursday night. No injuries were reported though several cars and nearby debris were damaged by water.
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Two heroes rescue 29 at Buffelsfontein mine disaster
A dynamite blast at Buffelsfontein gold mine 172 miles underground killed 64. Two unidentified rescuers endured gas and darkness, making 30 risky trips in a kibble to pull 29 survivors to the surface. Most victims were African, with two white miners among the dead.
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