Judge Dismisses One Perjury Count Against Reinecke
Federal Judge dismisses one of two perjury counts against California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke for lying to the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1972. The remaining count concerns his denial of telling then Attorney General Mitchell about a 400,000 ITT offer to finance the 1972 Republican convention before antitrust matters against ITT were settled.
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Washington
UPI
California
Ed Reinecke
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reinecke
John N. Mitchell
ITT
Justice Department
Corporation
James E. Cox
U.S
Barrington A. Parker
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Richard Kleindienst
Cox
Mitchell
San Diego
Calif
Parker
Richard Davis
Kennedy
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Davis
Wayne Morse dies at 73 in Portland Oregon
Former Senator Wayne Morse known as Tiger of the Senate died at 9 10 am PDT after hospitalization since last Wednesday. He had been ill while campaigning to regain his seat lost in 1968 to Bob Packwood who canceled campaign events Monday due to Morse illness.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Wayne Morse
Tiger
Senate
Good Samaritan Hospital
Morse
Bob Packwood
Packwood
Five injured on take-off at Manchester
A 1968 Piper Cherokee crashed after takeoff from Equinox Airport in Manchester. Pilot Dean Hanson and four passengers sustained injuries. CVPS helped free Hanson who was trapped over power lines. Passengers were treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and released. plane owned by Richard Hayes and leased by Bennington Aviation.
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Manchester
Richard Hurd
State Aeronautics Board
Dean Hanson
Bennington
Equinox
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Otto Paparazzo
Woodbury
Conn
Hanson
John Maleck
Ridgefield
Steven Weil
New Fairfield
Michael Moschos
Worcester
Mass
Glen Road
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Richard Hayes
Bennington Aviation Inc
Paparazzo
Lee Air Crash
Two Shaftsbury candidates emerge in Pownal
Former State Rep A Daniel Mason of Pownal formally announced his bid for the Republican nomination for the Vermont House from Bennington 4 4. He would seek a single member district including Pownal and parts of Bennington. He aims to protect development rights against state land use plans and wants a seat on the Agriculture Committee.
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Daniel Mason
Pownal
Bennington
Mason
Windham County
South Stream
Gore Road
Charles Sauer
House Agriculture Committee
Shaftsbury
Merritt Hewitt
Bennington County
Pearl Hoyt
Cold Spring Road
Edwin A. Colvin
Holliday Drive
Hoyt
Colvin
Hewitt
North Bennington
U.S. Air Force
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
Barbara Crowley
Springfield
Mass
Bill
Eddie
Brookfield
Inside Dems nominate CT woman for governor
The paper reports that the Democratic party in Connecticut fields a woman candidate for governor as part of its campaign strategy. Column summaries note ongoing ideological debates among party leaders and voters about free enterprise and federal policy, reflecting regional political tensions ahead of elections.
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Dems
Connecticut
Gerald Raftery
TRB
Joe Doakes
Barry Goldwater
PSB
American League
Dick Allen
Kissinger negotiates uneasy Cyprus truce continues fighting
The British High Commissioner on Cyprus reported hostilities extending at least an hour beyond the 10 a.m. EDT cease fire deadline set by Greek and Turkish forces. Greek Cypriots radioed acceptance of the truce while noting heavy Turkish air attacks. The Greek Cypriot Radio echoed reports of Turkish air activity.
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Cyprus
John Rigos
Athens
U.N
Henry A. Kissinger
NATO
Greek coup reported near Athens and Cyprus crisis deepens
Ankara radio claimed a Greek military coup toppled the Athens regime led by Brig. Gen. Dimitrios Ioannides with Lt. Gen. Yiannis Davos at the helm. Reports said Athens remained quiet and that Davos favored moderation on Cyprus. Meanwhile fighting continued in Nicosia as Turkish forces pressed into the Turkish sector, with air strikes on Famagusta and a cease-fire looming under Kissinger’s mediation.
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Ankara
UPI
Athens
Dimitrios Ioannides
Ankara Radio
John Rigos
Yiannis Davos
Greece
Washington
Davos
Cyprus
Turkey
Franco progresses favorably says report
A medical bulletin from doctors treating Generalissimo Francisco Franco states his clinical treatment is advancing well. Oral feeding is normal and his recovery has intensified as specialists decide against surgery for his phlebitis.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Carlos Arias
Franco
Spain
Nixon discusses impeachment prospects with chief lawyer
President Nixon, with the House Judiciary Committee near the end of its impeachment inquiry, held a thorough conference with his attorney James D. St. Clair at San Clemente. The panel planned to begin debate on impeachment articles Wednesday and vote on opening debates to live TV.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
San Clemente
Calif
Ronald L. Ziegler
House Committee
Sam Garrison
Albert Jenner
Jenner
John Doar
Doar
Robert McClory
Illinois
Garrison
House
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Cushman Mfg. Co
Green Mountain Furniture
Green Mountain
Union Pension Fund
Hale Lee Colvin
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Shaftsbury, Glastenbury
Kissinger
United Press International
Nicosia
James Callaghan
London
Britain
Geneva
Mediterranean
Bryan Boswell
the Australian
Columbia Lab
New York
Columbia University
Chandler
Robert Koley
Manuel Hidalgo
Judiciary Committee
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Committee
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