Black Panther Leader Hilliard Arrested on Threat to Nixon
United Press International reports Panter leader David Hilliard, 27, warned at a Moratorium Day rally that they would kill Richard Nixon. He was arrested in San Francisco by Secret Service, arraigned before Judge Stanley Weigel, and jailed on $30,000 bail.
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Quie Aims to Reform War on Poverty Bill
Rep A Quie promoted a 1967 plan to overhaul poverty programs, his substitute bill in 1969 failed, and his latest effort remained secret until debate began. Democrats led by Carl Perkins moved to delay debate as the House session opened.
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Nixon Sued Over Lapin Firing At Fannie Mae
Ray mond H Lapin sues President Nixon in federal court to keep his job as head of the Federal National Mortgage Association alleging the dismissal was in bad faith and part of an unlawful conspiracy. Lapin, a California Democrat fundraiser, says he turned down resignations with praise before being fired for unspecified good cause. He was named to head Fannie Mae in 1967.
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