White House to document vicious TV news coverage
New York UPI report says an assistant to the President told the National News Council the White House will provide evidence of outrageous distorted reporting on television. The council also will study complaints against the Times News Service, ABC TV, Mobil Oil and a Washington group.
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White House
New York
UPI
National News Council
Nixon
Council
Bruce Herschensohn
News Council
Ned Schnurman
Mobil Oil Corporation
Graham Martin
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington, D.C
New York Times News Service
Abc-Tv
Mobil
John Ashbrooke
Ohio
Martin
Times News Service
David K. Shipler
Stanley H. Fuld
New York State Court of Appeals
New Orleans D A acquitted of bribery and tax charges
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison, after twelve colorful years, is acquitted of federal bribery and income tax evasion charges related to unreported income from 1965 to 1967. He steps down Monday, handing the office to Harry Connick by a 2,221 vote margin in the Democratic primary.
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New Orleans
UPI
Big Jim Garrison
Garrison
Harry Connick
Kennedy
Dallas
CIA
New “Orleans
McGovern Attacks Nixon Plan to End Free School Food
Sen. George S. McGovern challenged the Nixon plan to end distribution of essential foods to schools, orphanages, and charitable institutions, urging continuation of commodity programs. He cited rising costs forcing lunch price hikes, more nonpaying students, and lower food quality, and urged higher per-child funding for meat and milk. He introduced legislation to block the phaseout and pressed for improved protein and milk subsidies. Secretary Butz attended but offered no forecast on cattle prices.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Nixon
McGovern
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Hunger Committee
St. Louis
Congress
America
Hughes buys TV station to air late shows for Hughes
Howard Hughes paid 3.65 million dollars for a Las Vegas TV station to run 24 hours a day so he could watch cowboy and airplane films. Hank Greenspun, former owner of KLAS TV, testified in a 17.3 million libel suit that Hughes directed the purchase while living in seclusion atop the Desert Inn.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
U.S. District Court
Hank Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun
Greenspun
Hughes
Robert Maheu
Hughes Nevada
Desert Inn
Las Vegas Strip
Klas-Tv
Dartmouth students jailed in Bermuda for streaking
Four Dartmouth College students began an unexpected all expense paid vacation of 10 days in jail for streaking naked across a beach on the vacation island. Acting senior Magistrate K C Nadarajah said running around naked in public has become an admission of contempt for this offense.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Dartmouth College
K. C. Nadarajah
Gregg W. Kelly
Thomas Sydney Quinn
Garrod Horan
Alan Douglas Peabody
Brinley Jones
Dartmouth
Thomas Devlin
The Laughing Policeman and Other Local Movie Listings
Movie showings at Harte Theatre and Twin Cinemas feature The Laughing Policeman The Sting and Ser pico for continued weeks. Plus Manchester Dubrow’s screens Executive Action amid JFK conspiracy themes and contact numbers for starting times. Police report streaking incidents on a Bermuda beach during spring break with four men pleading guilty and another rider sentenced for naked cycling.
Hearst seeks safety for abducted Patricia in SLA case
Mrs Hearst says she is losing hope for the safety of Patricia Hearst after the 20 year old daughter of Randolph Hearst was kidnapped on February 4 by the Symbionese Liberation Army. Two jailed SLA members Joseph Remiro and Russell Little were expected to make a statement this week regarding the kidnapping and the murder of Oakland schools chief Marcus Foster.
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San Francisco
UPI
Randolph A. Hearst
New York
William Rand Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Patricia
Steven
Mothers urged to return to breastfeeding worldwide
World Health Organization nutritionist Dr Adewale Omololu warns that treating the breast as a sex symbol could end feeding babies. He cites rising infant deaths from substitutes and urges governments to educate the public to revive breastfeeding before grave population harm ensues.
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Washington
UPI
World Health Organization
Adewale Omololu
University of Ibadan
Nigeria
Mississippi Chickens Gassed After Pesticide Contamination
In Magee and Morton Mississippi, millions of broilers were gassed and slated for destruction after eating feed contaminated with dieldrin. Officials warned up to 12 million birds may be affected, costing farmers millions and prompting indemnity legislation from Sen. Eastland and others.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Johnny McCarty
McCarty
Mississippi
McCarty Poultry Farm
Magee
Morton Broiler Farms
Morton
Poultry Industry
Mississippi Agriculture
Jim Buck Ross
H. F. McCarty
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Congressional
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Hasiery
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Bruce Bern
Main St
Bennington
A. Ai
Ver
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
St, HE Onig
Paramount
Dino DE Laurentis
Serpico
Eri
Walt Disney Productions
Matinee Sat
SUN
Superdad
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Greespun
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
ITER
HARTE
Cinemas
Manchester
RPI Field House
Troy
RPI
Hearst
Patty
Weed
Berkeley
Remiro
Feoke
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Brig
Joan Curtis
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