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Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

13 Jun 1972

Page 8

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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1972

Page

8

Kleindienst Takes Oath as Attorney General

Nixon presided at triple swearing in for Kleindienst and two cabinet officers George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger in the White House East Room. Kleindienst praised after a four month confirmation fight over his conservative legal stance and ITT antitrust settlement links.

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Washington Nixon Richard G. Kleindienst Kleindienst Treasury George Shultz Caspar Weinberger Office of Management and Budget Warren Burger White House Senate International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Arizona John Mitchell Mitchell Shultz John Connally Treasury Post Weinberger California Federal Trade Commission
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Stolen Art Regained From Worcester Museum Heist

Four paintings restored after a $1 million Worcester Art Museum robbery on May 17. The works by Gauguin, Picasso, and Rembrandt were found with minor frame damage. two masked intruders fled after shooting a guard. Four suspects from Worcester face June 15 court dates.

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Worcester Mass Worcester Art Museum George .P. O'Neill O'Neill Paul Gauguin Pablo Picasso Rembrandt Stephen A. Thoren David M. Aquafresca
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Blind Prisoner Harbold Says He Would Rather Die Than Live Blind

James Harbold, 37, inmate at State Correctional Institution Huntingdon, says he would rather die than live in darkness after losing his sight to drinking cleaning fluid mislabeled as moonshine. Convicted in 1962 of his girlfriend’s murder, he seeks commutation claiming cruel and unusual punishment and asks for placement in a special facility due to dangers outside his cell.

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Huntingdon, Pa State Correctional Institution James Harbold Dover Harbold St Tees Huntingdon Ramaus Deramaus
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