Herrera risks UAW flak over Singer leaflets distribution
Union officials debate Herrera and Dias over leaflets bearing Herrera’s name mailed during union business. Harris warns of possible improper conduct charges. Herrera denies ordering the mailing while claiming innocence in the executive decision. The issue to be reviewed by the executive board amid broader constitutional concerns and upcoming Atlantic City convention.
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Herrera
Spraguehe Executive Board
Union Hall
Singer
Washington D.C
Kas
Verdi Dias
Qiat Herrera
Dias
United
van Doorn
Eprogue
Osine
Derny Lemimond
Newark council rejects high density housing plans
Newark officials votes against developer proposals for 138 condominiums and 58 apartments, citing neighborhood impact and unit size. Oakes promises to adjust plans if needed, while residents raise concerns about density and appearance. Council sets March 30 to open bids for Thornton Avenue business district facelift.
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Newark
Hayward
George Oakes
Rowssean Industries Corp
Birch Street
Central Avenue
Pat Haro'd Murphy
Fremont
Maykews Landing Road
Belhaven Avenue
Life taps fraud tie in Hughes manuscript hoax
Time Inc and Life cancel plans to publish excerpts from the Clifford Irving manuscript claiming it was the Howard Hughes autobiography. US and Swiss authorities probe the hoax as Irving’s team, including assistant Jack Tigue, face further inquiries.
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New York
Europe
Marvilly
Jack Tigue
Spain
Ibiza
Irving
Time Inc
Life
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
McGraw Iull
Time and Life
U.S
Wilson Riles and a Day of Oddities at the Board
In Sacramento Friday the state schools chief Wilson Riles saw two motions he supported narrowly rejected by the Board of Education and then found a parking ticket outside the meeting. An aide said he believed he didn’t need a Monday filing due to Lincoln's Birthday. The piece also covers McGraw-Hill's revised Osborn handwriting report casting doubt on authentic Hughes documents and remarks by NYPD handwriting expert McNally before a Manhattan grand jury.
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Albert Osborn
Osborn Associates
United Press International
McGraw-Hill
Howard Hughes
Osborn
Russell
Switzerland
H. B Hughes
Sacramento
UPI
Wilson Riles
State Board of Education
Riles
Lincoln
Hughes
Joseph McNally
New York City
Winking wall Robert R. Kerr of Houston story note
A brief, unclear snippet mentions Robert R. Kerr of Houston and a winking wall as part of a fragmentary note. No verifiable events, dates, or outcomes are present to establish a complete news item.
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Robert R. Kerr
Houston
Citizens Faces Water Problem Impurities Rise
A health department report finds rising water impurities amid Citizens Utilities Co. criticisms by residents in Niles Degolo Seven Hills Union City and Wayward areas. The report urges a master plan for production treatment and distribution and warns of possible cease and desist if reforms fail.
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California Department of the
Citizens
L. Chenault
onHomers
Citizens Utilities Co
Niles
Housewives complain as food prices rise and staples cost more
Housewives from Pittsburgh and Cleveland vent over a price spiral, noting tomatoes at 50 cents each and a 20 cent cereal rise in a year. They plan to apply for food stamps as incomes from Social Security prove insufficient. They blame middlemen and seek relief amid rising grocery costs.
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Mary Thomas
Pittsburgh
Hazel Walsh
Cleveland
Groups ask home loan revisions in Washington
Public interest groups urged UPI reports that a federal judge in Washington heard arguments to force the Federal Home Loan Bank Board to make funds available under the Housing Opportunity Assistance Program for families earning under $7,000. The suit, filed in December by the Metropolitan Washington Planning and Housing Association and the Housing Opportunities Councils of Metropolitan Washington, claims the 1970 Emergency Home Finance Act was violated by bias toward middle income funds. The judge, William B. Bryant, took the request under advisement and did not set a ruling date.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Bard
Publication details on Noah Dietrich memoir plans
New York reports Fawcett Publications will publish Noah Dietrich's memoir about Howard Hughes. Dietrich, a longtime Hughes confidant, was said to receive $100,000 in advances for the work. The price and specifics remain unclear as the Hughes empire is referenced in the bid.
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New York
UPI
Fawcett Publications
Noah Dietrich
Howard Hughes
Dietrich
War Hughes
Hegoes
Hughes
Three men vanish after late Tuesday meeting in motel
Portage County investigators report three men, Tobias BiederMan Foley and another, left from a motel off U.S. 29 after visiting a brother. The men, bound for a Chicago or Gary business conference, have not been heard from since and bodies found with frost hinder autopsy and fingerprints. FBI involvement noted as Gary police say an assassin may be involved.
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St Tobias
Chicago
Gary
Portage County
Corer
Leonard L. Wetmore
Wetmore
Foley
Biedermar
Tobias
Chicengd
U.S. 29
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wynghe Berkman
Bafera
Tewse
Aftonity
Kenneth M. Young
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Scalt
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Murphy
James Balenting
Balentine
Palentine
Rousseau
Ellis Baker
Mowry West
Oakes
Robert ‘Plowright
Aye
Iqhn Fulgaro
Mowry Area
Harry Lewis
Rousseart
Cpan
Thornton Aut
Life Brands
Er. R. Hughes
McGraw- Hill
Phelan
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Denton
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Health Department
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Young
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