Nixon aide denies Teamster payoff amid hush money rumors
Nixon's chief aide calls Time magazine allegations that the Teamsters paid $1 million to the White House “totally false” and urges a DOJ inquiry if Nixon is a suspect. Teamsters president Fitzsimmons also denies the report as prosecutors examine the matter amid ties to Hoffa and Watergate hush money claims.
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San Clemente
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UNE
Richard Nixon
Time Magazine
Teamsters Union
Nixon White House
Justice Department
Jimmy Hoffa
Time
Washington
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Griffin Bell
Nixon
Jack Brennan
UPI
White House
FBI
Las Vegas
Nev
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Charles Colson
Hoffa
Teamster
John Dean
Whites harass black bathers at Boston beach arrests hit 42
At Carson Beach in South Boston, 42 people were arrested over a week of confrontations centered on racial tensions and school busing. Gov Dukakis and Boston officials pledged the beach would stay open, noting most trouble involved whites and vowing a tougher legal process for those arrested.
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Boston Beach
Boston
UPI
Carson Beach
Michael S. Dukakis
Suffolk County Special Violent Crimes Committee
Metropolitan District Commission
South
Kevin H. White
Dukakis
MDC
John Snedecker
Snedeker
Snedecker
Louise Day Hicks
Near death survivors report afterlife experiences at UF
11 of 50 near death survivors recounted experiences ranging from autoscopic visions to transcendence. UF researchers Sabom and Kreutziger say the phenomena, including serene settings and border-like crossing, resist scientific explanation though Moody's Life after Life aligns with some findings.
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Gainesville, Fla
UPI
University of Florida
Michael B. Sabom
UF Medical School
Sarah Kreutziger
UF Psychiatry Department
Sabom
Sabom and
Kreutziger
Fannie Mae Defined in Realty Circles
The Federal National Mortgage Association known as Fannie Mae is described as a government chartered agency aiding urban renewal low cost housing and FHA programs by purchasing mortgages. Mrs. Hoisington, Principal Broker of Hoisington Realty, is noted as past president of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors and assistant dean of the Tri-State Real Estate Institute.
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Fannie Mae
U.S
Federal National Mortgage Association
China warns of Soviet troop buildup at Sino-Soviet border
In Hong Kong, Chen Hsien, commander of the Peking Military Region, denounced Soviet mass troop deployments along the disputed frontier as a grave threat to China. He urged rapid modernization of the army and militia buildup to prepare for war, highlighting growing Sino-Soviet hostility.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Chen Hsilien
Peking
Huhehot
Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region
Chen
Woman dies becoming Son of Sam's sixth victim
New York police report Stacy Moskowitz, 20, of Brooklyn, died at Kings County Hospital after a Sunday shooting on a Brooklyn lover's lane, marking the sixth slaying attributed to the so called Son of Sam. Her companion Robert Violante, 20, survived with the loss of an eye. Police press for public tips as they expand patrols citywide.
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New York
UPI
Sam
Stacy Moskowitz
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Robert Violante
Violante
Neysa Moskowitz
Powers dies as helicopter crash kills ex spy reporter
Former U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, 47, who later worked as KNBC TV news helicopter reporter, died when his craft crashed in Encino California. Cameraman George Spears also died. Crashed during brushfire coverage. Cause under investigation with witness reports of tail rotor and fuel issues.
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Francis Powers
Los Angeles
UPI
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Powers
Little League
California
Knbc-Tv
San Fernando Valley
Encino
Sherman Oaks
Willie Cooper
Barela
George Spears
van Nuys
FAA
CIA
Turkey
Pakistan
East
West Germany
Rudolf Abel
Acquin’s Lawyer Seeks Dismissal Of Case As Illegal
Hartford, Conn. Atty. John R. Williams for Lorne J. Acquin, 27, argues the murder charge violates the state constitution and seeks dismissal. Acquin, held on 250,000 bond at New Haven Center, faces a pretrial in Waterbury. he has not entered a plea. Williams says Acquin is charged with one murder count, not nine, and seeks access to grand jury proceedings and exculpatory evidence including a confession.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Lorne J. Acquin
Connecticut
John R. Williams
Robert A. Wall
Acquin
New Haven
Waterbury Superior Court
Williams
Waterbury
Wall
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First National Bank of Boston
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