Blank Checks of Hughes Said Given Nixon Effort
A Washington AP report details testimony from former Hughes secretary Harmony about signed blank checks used to aid Nixon reelection efforts before the April 7, 1972 reporting deadline. Harmony testified that checks were filled in with amounts for various committees, including a $50,000 figure, with funds tied to Hughes’s influence and Liddy. The deposition also notes broader Watergate connections, including payments and campaign contributions linked to Hughes, Liddy, and Bennett.
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Washington
Bilinnaire
Howard Hughes
Bally Darming
G. Gondor Liddy
Finahee Conymiller
Ve Messe Dent
Sone
Coy Mattees
Hughes Assort Ale
Hawks
Hughes
la Nixon
Charles G
Bebe
Keboro
Rebazo
Haighton
Harmony
Dempcrat
Ic National Committee
St. Louis
Post-Pise
U.S
Charles
R. Rielivy
Watergate Progegular
Liddy
Miss Manony
SAO Captice
Varius
Miss Harmony
Simons
Drainey Trom Ae
Mixon
Bennatt
James W
Senate
Hinev Hughes Campaig
Nixor
Fom Hughes
Bennett
Benet
Totel Names Trank B Rice Western regional manager
Totel Systems announces Trank B Rice as Western regional manager with headquarters in Denver. The unit covers Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Texas, Minnesota, and other states. Rice previously served as senior system consultant for various electronics firms.
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Trank B. Rice
Westen
Totel Systems
James GC. Kimball
No Wagion
Denver
UO Siites
Western Fepion
Hawaii
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Taha
Utah
Acizana
Montena
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Noth
South Lakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahama
Texas
Minnesota
Totel Systemta
Cetal, Inc
Staty Street
Waitleld
Rite
Aystems
Automatic Slee
Fle
Westen Electric
Jirutnels Willwie
Ted 1 J Company
Shorewood communal living ban ruled unconstitutional
MILWAUKEE WIS AP A Wisconsin district judge struck down Shorewood's ordinance restricting communal living in single family homes, ruling it violates the 14th Amendment. The challenge cited shared housing by families including Tim Berlake and Beckwith, arguing the rule hinders personal growth and constitutional rights while the village said it preserves community character and property values. The case involved Tim Berlake a former football player and Beckwith, details noting varied occupations.
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Milwaywes
Wis
Reynalds
Shorewood
Witvir
Reynolds
Hose
Bob ‘Timberlake
Beckwith
Wimberlake
Tintherlake
University of Michigan
ag @ enturer
Transactionel
Ev Agaist
Venezuela Orders Foreign Owners to Sell Radio TV Holdings
Venezuela moves to seize control of broadcast media by ordering foreign owners to divest stakes in radio and television channels. The decree amends rules allowing up to 30 percent foreign ownership, targeting outlets primarily in Caracas. Communications Minister Bustamante Taciani announced the measure, framing it as protecting national culture and security.
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Gcaracas Venezela Cap
United States
Broadcastgegianta
Yahimuielans
Vensavela
Council of Ministers
Enriqo Bustamanta Taciani
Bovenmient
Promisi Id Cot
Firme
Arcis
Tien
Television
Cchannels
Finvalge Antermart
Cayacas
Tapitik
National Menadiasling Co
Radiatoa A Wenésalania E.A
Aifierigan Broadcasting Co
Jowas
Channel 4
Price Increase Seen Better Than Gas Rationing
Jackson misr AP report quotes Ray Wright executive director of the American Petroleum Institute arguing against gas rationing. He says higher prices now would curb consumption and notes energy policy failures while forecasting gasoline to rise between eight and 12 cents by March 1. He warns the U S will rely on coal oil and new energy sources as it seeks domestic energy security.
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Wright
National Conference On Tourism
Federal
United States
Weight
Tle
Sugpassad Hive Tibion Fanelnre
Airliner Reports Fire and Vanishes Over Colombia
An Sriňa Airlines passenger plane with 40 aboard departed Florencia for Ragata and lost contact after reporting a fire. The El Dorado control tower said it last heard from the aircraft minutes after the fire announcement. The airline, partly government-owned, operates domestic routes.
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Calambia
Florenciag
Geatral
Hel Dorado International Airport
Ragata
Srinna Airlines
Florencia
Colombia
Interioc
Accord Reached on Canal Zone Return Talks Continue
U S and Panama proclaimed a tentative agreement in principle on eventually returning the Panama Canal Zone to Panama. Ambassador Sisworth Bunker led talks in Panama with Prime Minister Jan Antonis Tack, stating no time frame for transfer and noting Congress would shape any final deal.
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Panermepien Nesolators
Panama
Canal Zone
Canana
Sisworth Bunker
Hig Canal
Cane Tone
Lind Hy
Conprose Tunker
Nile
United States
Theresty
Canal
Syed Saith
First U.S. postal card issued in 1873 in Springfield
World Almanac notes the first U S postal card appeared May 1 1873 with a one cent stamp in the right hand corner and the Goddess of Liberty image. Springfield Massachusetts printed the cards and the first known cancellation was May 1 1873.
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U.S
Springfield
Mass
Nawapaber Onterielee Area
Small Ship Sinks In Storm With One Surviving Crew
A Cypriot small ship sank in a Bay of Biscay storm with only one crew member rescued. French officials reported two bodies found and missing crew listed. The vessel, named Evepa, was off Finisterre near Spain when disaster struck. search efforts continue as authorities confirm the loss of life.
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I'Rance
Biscay
Jtrenel
Rousta
la Coruna
Wali
Otte Horst
Spain
Ishijy
Frm Bramen
Super Sweater Crochet Guide Sparks Cozy Fashion
A vintage style crochet instruction urges readers to craft a versatile sweater with easy directions. It promotes a new skirt and elegant ensembles, detailing yarn choices and stitch techniques while inviting readers to join Judy in a warm, practical project.
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Judy
G.L.M. Bron
Judy Tove
Stag Party March 21 To Aid Food Family
A community event proposed for March 21 aims to raise funds for the family of Pairniman Tor rance Flood. The dinner and entertainment will be hosted at Journey's The Baletieht, with coverage across several local venues including Irene's Cafe and Bud's Bar and Grill, among others.
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Stag Party
Pairniman Torrance
Jonrney
Baletieht
Testaurent
Malin Street
Irene's
Main
Lamber Streets
Parkwoot Castaurant
Wood
Bud's
Hara! Avenue
Kunkel’s
Narh Avenna
Ihal Arctic Shorty
Ar'clic
Sol's
Main Streel
Bridgeport Telegram Classified Ad Fragments
Fragmented OCR reading shows a jumble of advertising text from The Bridgeport Telegram including references to sale items, rates, and subscriptions. The readable portions suggest a department style ad page with prices for Sunday and weekly rates and various notices from the Associated Press.
Leukemia Society reports record 1973 income
The Leukemia Society of America reports a record 1973 fiscal year income of 6,427,073 dollars, up over 300 percent in five years. The Fairfield County chapter notes 4,200,818 dollars funded medical research and 1,116,508 dollars for patient services.
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Leukemia Society of Amareia
St. & Niptoe
honsprDth
T. F. Gilroy Daly
Fairfield County
Leukemia Society of Amenia
United States
Faiirheld County
Paris
Renault Haslat
Rairheld
Wikings
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Rye
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Ridgefeld
Conn
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TTT Continental
Bakin C Company
Ap Wirerhala
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Tasiph
Totel Names
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