FBI Subpoenas 350 In Shipping Probe
FBI served about 350 subpoenas along the East and Gulf coast shipping industries in a probe of alleged kickbacks by shipping companies to the International Longshoremen's Association. Anth ony Scotto was named as a major target though he denied involvement. The inquiry spans major Atlantic and Gulf ports and involves possible irregularities nationwide.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Anthony Scotto
Brooklyn
The
International
Scotto
FBI
Washington
Miami
United States
Eastern
Seaboard
Guilty Verdict Returned in School Break for Phillips
Daniel G. Phillips of Cedar Rapids was found guilty by a Linn County jury of breaking and entering at Wilson junior high school on December 24. He testified he was merely snooping and did not intend to steal, while police said he admitted breaking in for money. Sentencing set for February 16.
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Daniel G. Phillips
Wilson Junior High
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Phillips
Mary A. Havlicek
Thomas L. Lander
Marvin Dean Fremel
Linda Jean Hite
Susan Marie Stoneking
Ruth Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Frank J. Cizek
Alice Arlyn Davis
Marguerite Rose Meier
Wesley E. Hamdorf
Hiawatha
Joseph John Novotny
Anamosa
Maria Elaina Murphy
Marion
Catherine A. Hogan
Clarence Lunacek
Regis Instrumental Concert Planned
Regis high school's instrumental music department will stage a concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in the gym. A 53 member wind ensemble performs works by Carter Forschlad and Curnow, while the 113 member symphonic band plays Osterling Spears Forschlad Leckrone and Targenhorst selections. George W. Daniels will conduct. admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Regis High School
Carter
Forschlad
Curnow
Spears
Osterling
Ployhar
Leckrone
Targenhorst
George W. Daniels
Fine Arts Department
Rabbi Korff Resigns Nixon Fund Post
Rabbi Baruch Korff, a leading Nixon backer, resigns as head of the President Nixon Justice Fund, which has raised about 350000 for Nixon’s legal expenses. He says resignation keeps his support intact and will stay active in the United States Citizens Congress. On this date in 1808 the National Geographic Society was founded in Washington.
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Washington
Baruch Korff
Richard Nixon
President Nixon Justice Fund
Korff
Nixon
United States Citizens Congress
National Citizens Committee For Fairness
National Geographic Society
Congress rushes natural gas bill for Carter emergency relief
Congressional leaders move to pass President Carter's emergency natural gas program next week. The bill would let the president divert gas to cold regions and permit temporary unregulated intrastate to interstate sales through July 31. Senate and House schedules push swift floor action with a deregulation compromise shaping debate in the spring.
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Washington
Carter
Capitol Hill
Congress
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
White House
James Schlesinger
Senate
House
Thomas “Tip” O'Neill
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Robert Fiske
U.S
Fred Field
Longshoremen’s Union
United Brands Co
Regis
Ougette
Dial
Skroze
Marmaduke
Anderson & Leeming
Rabbi Korff
Nixon Justice Fund
RCA
Smulekoff
Smulekoff's
Iowa
RCA ColorTrak
COLOR
RCA Rak Ar
Liberal
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