Reporter Bolles in Phoenix Bombing Sustains Critical Injuries
A Phoenix Republic investigative reporter Don Bolles aged 47 was critically injured when a bomb exploded under his car outside the Clarendon House hotel. Police deem the attack deliberate to intimidate the press. rewards totaling 26,000 dollars were posted for information. Bolles had pursued Mafia infiltration writings and previously earned recognition for corruption reporting.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Don Boiles
The
Arizona Republic
Bollos
Clarendon House
Republic
Phoenix Gazelle
Brice Habbitt
Robert Konkle
Bolles
Konkly
Clarandon House
Arizona Senate
British Press Claims Nixon Had Affair
London reports claim 22 letters show President Nixon during Watergate era pursued an affair with a diplomat's wife. Literary agent Scott Meredith says handwriting experts confirm authentic letters. Woman, married to a European diplomat with a child, allegedly admitted friendship with Nixon. husband was removed from the ministry. Letters reference drinking tied to Watergate pressures.
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London
UPI
Richard Nixon
Times of London
London Daily Telegraph
London Evening Standard
Scott Meredith
The
Times
Meredith
Solzhenitsyn Criticizes U S Freedoms and Materialism
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn, long in exile from the Soviet Union, told Stanford audience he finds Americans too focused on petty freedoms and materialism while accepting the American Friendship Award. He criticized the press for gossip, unions for disrupting lives, pacifists for not defending beliefs, and teenagers for wasting time.
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Stanford
Calif
Ait
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn
United States
Stanford University
Governor Uses CB To Snitch On Speeders
Governor Meldrim Thomson uses a citizen band radio in his green limousine to report speeders inside New Hampshire highways. He previously relied on police radio while driving and now operates a mobile CB to alert truckers and motorists about hidden state troopers, named bears.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Thomson
Judge Closes Longet Case To Reporters
A judge closed the preliminary hearing into Claudine Longet’s case to reporters and the public and issued a gag order to keep details private. The hearing aims to suppress Longet’s diary evidence and prevent prejudicial coverage as a fair trial could be compromised.
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Longet
Asfen
Claudine Longet
Miss Longet
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
George Lohr
Lohr
Moslems Blockade Beirut Streets Over Syrian Invasion
Beiruts Moslems and Palestinian allies blockaded Beirut streets and closed shops to protest the Syrian invasion. Two Syrian Mig 17 jets were seen over the city, and firefights with Christian and Moslem factions continued as observers reported mounting casualties and power outages.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Paris
Khaddam
Baghdad
Arbanon
Radio Damascus
Hafez Assad
An Nahar
France
Suleiman Pranjidh
Hubert Argod
Valery Giscard D'Estaing
Swine Flu Shot Rollout Delayed By Vaccine Mixup
Washington AP reports Parke Davis produced two million doses of the wrong vaccine delaying the government mass vaccination plan by four to six weeks. High risk elderly and chronically ill will get a combined swine flu and A Victoria influenza shot later, as officials shift strains and boost production. The delay follows the February outbreak at FE, Dix, NLL. Japanese planes raided Butoh Harbor, Alaska, in 1942.
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Beirut
Beyrut
Sidon
Ernment
Theodore Cooper
Department of Wealth, Education and Welfare
NLL
Parke-Davis
Study Contradicted Breeder Reactors Praised
ERDA told Congress breeders could become competitive with conventional reactors by the early 1980s and save 50 to 100 billion dollars annually in power costs by 2020. The report acknowledged higher costs and environmental concerns, countering a prior pessimistic study that urged postponing the breeder program.
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Washington
Energy Research and Development Agency
ERDA
Congress
House-Senate Economiic Committee
Hughes Will Out of This World
In Las Vegas a 28th Howard Hughes will arrives at the county courthouse claiming a son Dwayne Clyde Byron Hughes born in Flying saucer over Oklahoma in 1946 and leaving 400 million dollars. The prior 27th will allegedly leaves the entire 2.9 billion fortune to Judge Crater, a vanished New York jurist, creating a lingering mystery.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
Clark County
Crater
New York
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