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Show n j DFSERET 2 NEWS, Friday, October 31, 1969 w -- v.v r UNlTEC J People Rose! IHyde, Accused, Leaves FCC lllailed. - recommendation precedented reached Hyde while b was being honored at an FCC retirement ceremony. Rep. Harley 0. Staggers, whose committee voted to recommend that the House cite Hyde for contempt, declared: This committee cannot accede to the proposition that the FCC or any other agency may dictate when and under what circumstances the Con-- r gress may have access to formation relating to the conduct of pub'ic business. I However, Hyde said: dont think Tm in contempt. Ive only undertaken to protect the integrity of the hearing process." (AP) accused of contempt of Congress on the lame day he was being laud-lifor 45 years of government Service, is retiring today as .chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Dean Burch, an Arizona lawyer who was the Republican national chairman in was confirmed by the tj4-65- , to take over Thursday Jenate tSs the new FCC chairman. 2k"The House Commerce Committee voted Thursday to seek WASHINGTON Jlqsel H. Hyde, d 20-1- 3 Ijoritfmpt charges against 2!yde for refusing fo supply feme agency records' Jnvolv-fnthe award of a radio g Broadcast license. li Word t 1 1 of the committees un- - .ead, Poll Says . . NEW.YORK , (AP) -JJayor John V. LJndsay has his lead over lengthened rivals ia the mayoral race, accoflijne ttf the lat- - results dr the New York News straw poll pub- hed today. the ' Liberal- ,iL,indsay, Lad candidate, jddependent per cent of 2,988 straws last in all parts of the city I Idrapared to 29 per cent for JJemocrat Mario Procaccino 20 per cent for Republica- Ind g In a speech at Harrisburg,. Pa., Thursday night, Agnew criticized a glib, activist element who would tell us our . values are lies. He said the nation can afford to separate them from ' John J. n-Conservative Jdarchl. Four per cent were I yndecided. inc., of witch-huntin- mak-jj- "'ll r L,, J0& to Charles MANILA (UPI) A. Lindbergh said today he was amused at reports his plane had crashed Thursday, in a remote section of the PhilLindbergh said it ippines. was only an emergency landing in a rice paddy. The Philippine Civil AviaAdministration tion (CAA) said it investigated reports 67, had crashed Lindbergh, and found the Lone Eagle sitting in Cauayan Airport in Isabela Province. frequent esccrt of Jacqueline Kennedy before she married Aristotle Onassis, will wed Pamela Colin, 33, London editor of ogue magazine. A spokesman for Harlech, -- I, Lord When commented: Harlech becomes engaged he will announce it officially. Miss Colin is a New Yorker. Lindbergh said he landed in the rice paddy because heavy thunderstorms made flying the small L5 plane dangerous. was NOT Want More Than Treat Uirted Electrical Workers Union pickets at GE plant in Providence, R.I., are demanding more than tricks or treats to end strike. Talks were at a standstill Friday as the strike entered its fifth day. No further talks were scheduled between the company and coalition of 13 unions, including UE, which struck at midnight Sunday. Many predict a lengthy strike at GEs 280 plants in LyThe Superior Court suit Sweeta contained 33 cent sodium cyclamate, which was banned last week tf by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. d Jr said he used the jfoduct for many years and ; JCurzon Tgiticed no ill effects until iflav. 10, 1968. On that date, he They are ideological eunuchs whose most comfortable position is straddling the philosophical fence, soliciting votes from both sides, he said. I do not overs', ate the case, he, said, as he warned that a convulsive society would lead people to settle1 for authoritarian society. - 33 states. - Vietnam, tenor sax and his distinctive voice from the era of the big bands into the who among rock age. men eight once accused Among the Pastor attractions in the big band era with the Pastor orchestra were the Clooney sisters, Rosemary and Pops FesE'ttty. George ter, who played bass with the riverboat jazz bands of Louis Armstrong and Kid Ory, died Thursday in San Francisco. in the slaying of an alleged V ietnamese double has from agent, retired the Army, the anPentagon nounced today. The Defense Department said Rheault applied for retirement Tuesday and said it was approved, effective today his 44th birthday. Rheault was the second of the Green Berets who were originally accused in the murder case, but against whom charges were later dropped, to leave He was 77. Church in Wittenberg. GermaIn 1968 President Lynny don B. Johnson ordered a halt to bombing of North Vietnam. ... jgouMMn ' IV ' Monument To Dead campus-communit- V four-memb- er a tall. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -PS. I. Hayakawa says militant students have created a reign of terror in the new black studies program at San Francisco State College. Students have forced teachers out of their classrooms and taken over classes for unauthorized rallies and propaganda sessions, Hayakawa Ice-Ov- er fe fy 7 ( said Thursday. Those who have complained have been threatened. Some have been attacked, he said. 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Rheault, former Green Beret commandeb ethnic group representatives he was very proud to have the ,vice president with his Greek background in this administration, and hes doing a great job. resident he became ill and an examination revealed he had cancer of the bladder. The cancer was removed Dec. 12, JjItiS, by surgery, the suit flgded. DEATHS Tony Pastor, a big name in the big band era of 1940s, died today in New London, Conn., after a long i 1 1 n e s s. He was 62. Pastor his c a rried groups division of the Republican National Committee. Although hn made no mention of the earlier Agnew attack on peace demonstrators, the President told the Student T a slid US. The ENGAGEMENT? London Daily Sketch reported today Lord Harlech, once a s Sweeta. - SEEKING Ambassador to x t ance R. Sargent Shriver says he has no plans to seek the Senate seat formerly held by the late Everett M. Dirksen. Shriver, in a discussion period following a speech at Mundelein College in Chicago Thursday said I have no intentions of running for office in Illinois, Maryland, cr any of the four places I have been mentioned for in this country. UPI Telepho. '.ilitary service. Capt. Cobert F. Marasco was granted an honorable discharge. itable begin? The vice president was warmly praised by Nixon Thursday at a White House receptton- for the heritage mileage. -- Jtjjjuibb-Beech-N- Right now we must decide whether we will take the trouble to stave off a totalitarian state, he said. Will we stop before it is too late, before the and repression that are all too inev- become a trademark, Agnew told A Republican dinner such elements are aided by politicians he called parasites of passion who value a cause purely for its political - " aUS 3 "has A (UPI) jins Angeles attorney who x$airns h4 contracted cancer the bladder through the use ;cj a sweetener containing jfj'clamate has filed a damage i$it against the manufacturer pj the additive, . 55, filed Myron W. Oi suit Thji against je E. R. Sjuibb Produns ; So: and juibb Inc., and a WIFE-AM-F- regret than we should feel over discarding rotten apples from a barre1. In colorful . language that iCydamate Damage Suit I h with no more our soicety !j,awyer Files LOS ANGELES until next week. And, by that; time, the committee is expected to have the records it wants to examine. The committee wants to see FCC files in a case involving a recent renewal of the license of in Indianapolis, Ind. The FCC vote. approved it on a the committee Although issued a subpoena for Hyde to produce the documents, he failed to do so with full FCC backing. The vote for the resolution came contempt after two days of closed-doo- r sessions. WASHINGTON (UPI) . -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, freshly endorsed . by President Nixon for doing a great job," has launched another attack on and anliwar demonstrators politicians he called ideological eunuchs (lily . hether the issue will reach the Hou.se floor where a sharp fight could be expected apparently wont be known Nixon Applauds, Agnew Attacks Lindsay Widens h s 'Only A Landing r: Its a whole j h |