Garrison Defends Himself in JFK Probe Case
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison, freed on bond, calls federal bribery charges a complete frameup linked to his JFK assassination inquiry. A grand jury will decide indictments for Garrison and nine others on counts of illegal gambling bribery obstruction of law enforcement and conspiracy.
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Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Garrison
Frederick Soule
Robert Frey
Union Spending in 1970 Campaign Reported
Senator Paul J. Fannin said unions spent at least 10.7 million dollars in the 1970 campaigns. He noted Democratic candidates for congress and governor received at least 4 million while Republicans got at least 140 thousand. He cited dues and coercive contributions as sources of union funds.
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Paul J. Fannin
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Senate
Special Want Ads Service Offered for Regular Advertising
The notice promotes a dedicated want ads service encouraging regular advertisement placement. It highlights ongoing opportunities for businesses and individuals to reach readers through recurring want ads in the newspaper.
Nixon Calls Meeting In Steel Negotiations
President Nixon moves to personally press steel labor and industry negotiators at the White House meeting set for next Tuesday. He aims to curb inflation via an income policy and pressures on wage and price controls, while considering more steel imports and world market trends.
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Nixon
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Japan
Arthur Burns
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Athlete's Foot Treatment Claim from May's Drug Stores
Quick drying T-41 promises rapid relief from itch and burning with visible skin renewal in days. If not satisfied within an hour, a 59 cent refund at any drugs counter is offered.
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May
Congress approves money bills to keep government running
Congress sent several temporary and compromise funding measures to the White House to avoid a government shutdown. The package totaling about 4.52 billion covers the treasury postal service and the president's office, with allocations for federal buildings in Fayetteville Arkansas Oxford Mississippi and Elkins West Virginia and provisions to pay agencies if temporary financing holds.
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CIA Chief Forestalls Exit After Israel Talks
CIA Director Richard Helms concluded a three day mission in Israel and departed Tel Aviv aboard the government jet. He planned to visit Iran and Turkey next as part of a fact finding tour for President Nixon.
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UPI
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Richard Helms
Israel
Helms
U.S
Iran
Turkey
Nixon
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