Serial numbers back Rebozo on Hughes $100,000
Senate Watergate committee sources say serial numbers on the $100,000 Hughes gave to the Nixon campaign point to funds kept untouched by Charles G. Rebozo for three years in a Florida bank, with timing of circulation undetermined and IRS records limited. The probe also seeks income tax records and bank statements of Rose Mary Woods, the Nixon brothers, and Hughes associates, amid subpoenas and cooperation talks.
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Washington
UPI
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Senate Watergate Committee
Hughes
Richard G. Danner
Rebozo
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Rose Mary Woods
Edward
F. Donald Nixon
Miss Woods
Chester Davis
Davis
Nixon Brothers
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Terry F. Lenzner
Samuel L. Cash
Lenzner
Israel accuses UN of one sidedness at Security Council
Israel charged the United Nations with one sidedness after the Security Council condemned Israel for its Lebanon raid. Ambassador Yosef Tekoah walked out after the council refused to reference the Arab guerrilla attack that triggered the reprisals. The body condemned Israel for violating Lebanon's territorial integrity and called for an end to violence, while U.S. efforts to mention the Qiryat Shemona massacre failed.
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United Nations
UPI
Israel
United Nations Today
Security Council
Lebanon
Yosef Tekoah
Council
Qiryat Shemoeg
Tekoah
China
Iraq
U.S
John A. Scali
Scali
Qiryat Shemona
Eduard Ghorra
Middle East
Talib el-Shibib
Tekpah
Hearst Swears Allegiance to SLA in New Tape
Patricia Hearst denounces her father Randolph Hearst and fiancé Steven Weed calling them pigs and clowns while claiming loyalty as a soldier of the people’s army. She says the April 15 bank robbery was her choice and describes the SLA action as a revolution against the corporate state.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
SLA
Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Hillsborough Mansion
Pig Hearst
Steven Weed
Weed
People’s Army
FBI
Hibernia Bank
Sunset
Whites only election backs South African racial policy
Prime Minister John Vorster and the National party led the whites only vote with an early 81 seats to 36 for the United party and five for the Progressive party. Vorster urged a free hand for five years while opposing power sharing with blacks and predicting United party decline.
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Johannesburg
UPI
John Vorster
National Party
South Africa
Vorster
United Party
Sir de Villiers Graaff
Progressive
Progressive Party
Colin Eglin
Graaff
Feisty stockholder keeps corporations on their toes
John J. Gilbert, a wealthy New Yorker with stock in more than 200 major firms, attends Western Union’s annual meeting in Atlanta. He peppers executives with sharp questions about governance and pay, and raises issues such as adding a woman or a Negro to the board. After the session, some small shareholders praise him for keeping management accountable. he says he only raises questions when they misbehave.
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Atlanta
UPI
John J. Gilbert
Gilbert
Western Union Stockholders Meeting
Western Union
Russell W. McFall
McFall
United States Steel Corp
Fox
Federal Environmental Committee
the Fox
Nixon to address friendly audience in Jackson miss
President Nixon heads to Jackson Mississippi to address about 10 000 business leaders at a lunch organized by the Mississippi Economic Council. He flies from Andrews AFB at 10 40 a m aboard the Spirit of 76 and arrives at Jackson Municipal Airport at 12 50 p m welcomed by Gov William Waller. The trip involves fellow Mississippi delegation including Senators Eastland Stennis and Representative Trent Lott amid impeachment debates.
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South
Nixon
Jackson
Mammoth Colosseum
Mississippi Economic Council
Chamber of Commerce
Andrews Air Force Base
Jackson Municipal Airport
William Waller
Pat
Mississippi
James O. Eastland
John C. Stennis
Trent Lott
House Judiciary Committee
Meridian
Miss
The Fox Emerges Again In Pollution Fight
The Fox, a masked environmental activist, resurfaced near Rockford 90 miles west of Chicago with remarks on hydraulic cement and the Scenic Rivers Bill. He urged education over vandalism, defended past stunts, and vowed to expose House members he blames for opposing river protection.
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Chicago
UPI
Commerce Clearing House
CCH
Rockford, Ill
Fox
Rockford
The
House Agricultural Natural Resources Committee
Wisconsin
Illinois
Arkansas tobacco spitters crown Tim and Rita French
Tim and Rita French, Arkansas's first family of tobacco spitters, win the accuracy division and the all around female division at the First Annual Arkansas Tobacco Spitting Contest in Monticello. Rita notes the event was hot and sweet and plans to try again next year.
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Monticello
Ark
UPI
Tim
Rita French
Arkansas
Rita
Blazing Saddles and Other Movie Selections at Local Theatres
Harte notes Mel Brooks film Blazing Saddles is a bawdy R rated comedy not for families, at Main Street with The Yearling matinees. Twin Cinemas offers double features with Busting and Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Manchester shows The Paper Chase with Houseman, Bottoms and Wagner, plus timing lines and telephone notes.
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Mel Brooks
Gregory Peck
Jane Wyman
John Houseman
Manchester
Timothy Bottoms
Lindsay Wagner
Harvard
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Nnington
Vermont
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R.P.I. Field House
P.I. Field House
James Coburn
Kris Kristofferson
Peter Boyle
Elliott Gould
Pat Garrett
Billy the Kid
Crazy Joe
Charles Bronson
America
By Walt Smith
Ray Bocchio
Bocchio
HARTE
Twin Cinemas
Eliot Gould
Busting
Sam Peckin
Cinemas
Lions Club
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Hea Sengil
Hemisphere Pictures
Eoavi BS
Levi's
Cy Ae
Spring St
Williamstown
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