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Thursday, November 6, 1975
University Daily Kansan
VP to speak on shakeup
WASHINGTON—Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller will end three days of silence on the Ford administration shakeup and hold a news conference this week.
Rockefeller, who announced Monday that he didn't want to run as vice president in 1978, will meet with reporters at the Executive Office next door to the White House.
Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Colby had agreed to the request after meeting with Ford in the Oval Office but didn't say why Colby had been asked to remain.
President Ford, who fired William E. Colby as CIA director on Monday, asked him吏颓 to stay at until George Bush could take over.
Kickback jury stymied
TOPEKA - A jury which had leaned heavily toward acquittal since beginning deliberation 24 hours earlier was released without reaching a verdict yesterday in a case where the judge accused
Judge E. Newton Vickers declared a mistrial shortly before noon after the Shawnee County District Court failed in seven hours of deliberation to decide whether Malloy was innocent or guilty of accepting $30,000 in campaign contributions in 1972.
The jury foreman said there was just one vote for conviction on the hung jury. Vickers said because of his court dock it is unlikely any retrial could be considered.
However, the state's special prosecutor, Mark L. Bennett Jr., wouldn't say there definitely would be another trial in the Malloy case.
Banaladesh ruler resigns
NEW DELHI—President Khondkar Mushajueh阻责resigned as head of state of Bangladesh early today following the outset of junior army officers who were accused of plotting to overthrow him.
The radio said Supreme Court Chief Justice A.M. Syeem would be sworn in as the new president later yesterday morning.
The announcement came after reports that four close associates of Bangladesh's murdered President Mujib Rahman had been killed in a jail massacre that left four dead and two wounded.
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