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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1978

Page

16

Lengthy trials mix embezzlement and political notes

In Glenwood Springs Frank Tucker, chief prosecutor in the Clauv dine Longet case, is convicted on two counts of embezzling public funds and says he will resign. The trial also notes a California informant and double-billing of counties. Separate items report Mrs Nixon's public appearance with Julie Nixon Eisenhower and a New York UPI survey ranking public figures by influence and virtues.

Glenwood Springs Colo Claudine Longet Frank Tucker Denver KBTV Tucker California Debbie McGuern Garfield Rio Blanco Colorado Springs Miss McGuern New York UPI Adolf Hitler Anita Bryant Ladies Home Journal Clearwater Richard Nixon Jerry Lewis Kate Jackson Charlie's Angels Bob Hope Carol Burnett Robert Redford Chevy Ladd Clint Eastwood Burt Reynolds Farrah Fawcett Albert Einstein Madame Curie Billy Graham God

Ford ignores Betty pleas to stay out of politics

McCalls says Betty Ford wants her husband to quit the 1980 race and reduce travel but he remains active. Betty struggles with alcohol and drugs as friends note his whirlwind schedule. Goldwater says Ford had a poorly planned 1976 campaign and won't seek the 1980 presidency. Nixon and Pat marked their 38th birthday in California. Koch fends mixed reviews at Broadway party withTETS tickets.

New York Ford Betty McCall’s Magazine U.S Barry Goldwater Arizona Republican Republican Party

Nazis mull where to hold Skokie march

Neo Nazi leader Frank Collin holed up at his boarded headquarters under guard as he prepared a news conference to decide if his stormtroopers will march in Skokie or instead in Marquette Park. He tied the plan to federal court rulings and potential clashes with Jewish groups and protesters.

Chicago Frank Collin Collin Skokie Chicago Park District Marquette Park Jewish Defense League

Doctors find new spleens in children

In a Yale led study 22 children had spleens removed after injuries. 13 showed regrowth of miniature spleens. Researchers suggest the new organs may filter bacteria, aiding immunity in young patients. The work, titled The Born Again Spleen, appears in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Boston Yale University Medical School New Haven New England Journal of Medicine Howard Pearson

Jaycees vote against female members in bylaws

Barry Kennedy, elected 59th president of the United States Jaycees, pledged no mass removal of women in the organization after a convention vote against a bylaws change. The proposal would have let state chapters decide on female membership. Alaska Massachusetts and District of Columbia had allowed women under a pilot program.

Atlantic City N.J United States Jaycees Barry Kennedy Pawnee City Neb Service Organization Alaska Massachusetts District of Columbia Momber Barbara Moore Anchorage North Pole Holly Mussatti Chicago Kennedy

Government win seen in CIA book decision

U S District Judge Oren Lewis signals the government is likely to prevail in a bid to stop former CIA officer Frank Snepp from publishing his account Decent Interval The judge noted Snepp breached a CIA contract and indicated the ruling will be appealed possibly to the Supreme Court Snepp 35 served 1968 1976 and his book has earned about 60000 through Random House per his attorney Mark Lynch

Alexandria Central Intelligence Agency U.S Oren Lewis Frank Snepp CIA Supreme Court Snepp Random House Mark Lynch Lynch Lewis

Secrecy Motive in Yew Book Case Cited by Judge

The court found he acted with full knowledge of illegality and willful intent to profit. Damages to be determined, with possible seizure of ill gotten gains. The judge warned the ruling could set a precedent affecting CIA agents. Also notes a 20 years ago rebuke by Defense Secretary McElroy to Admiral Burke over Pentagon reforms.

Snepp CIA Secretary of Defense McElroy Arleigh Burke President Eisenhower Pentagon

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