Mrs Beard Denies ITT memo as fraud in Denver
Mrs Dita Beard hospital bound lobbyist for ITT testified that the interoffice memorandum cited by Jack Anderson is a hoax and a forgery. She said she did prepare a memo for W T R Merriam on GOP convention plans but denied its link to the anti trust settlements or John Mitchell. The Senate inquiry continues while Beard offers to testify at her bedside.
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Denver
Dita Beard
International Telegraph & Telephone Corp
Senate
For Company
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Interoffice
Beard
ITT
San Diego
David Fleming
Washington
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Mitchell
Nixson
Mitchell, Kleinmenst
Harold Geneen
Government moves to curb air crimes with security rules
The government ordered major airports to submit comprehensive security plans to the Transportation Department and pressed 93 U.S. attorneys to speed trials for hijackings extortion and bomb threats. FAA rules require designated secure airport areas tightened access lighting and prompt reporting within 90 days. Secretaries Volpe and Klein support swift action with strict timelines.
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Washington
Tansportation Department
Justice Department
U.S
The
Transportation Department
IAA
FAA
Transportation
Volpe
General Kleindienst
Freedom of speech versus demand for copyright
The item jokes that freedom of speech exists but copyright limits or complicates it, noting the imbalance between expressive rights and practical access. It hints at a humorous take on copyright law and its impact on sharing ideas.
Johnson Won't Run for Senate
OWA CITY AP Nicholas Johnson of Iowa City announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He praised Richard Clark of Marion as an honorable man and future senator. Incumbent Jack Miller of Iowa is expected to seek re election. Clark is a former aide to Rep. Culver. Johnson will finish his FCC term.
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Owa City
Nicholas Johnson
Towa City
U. S. Senate
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Richard Clark
Marion
Clark
Jack Miler
Towa
John Culver
TiTowa
FCC
Big Mac Disqualified as Grand Champion Steer
Denver reports that Big Mac, shown by Rex Miller, was disqualified after protesters argued he was a dyed Charolais not allowed in the show. Willard Simms official says the grand title passes to Old Dakota, owned by Greg Arendt, with prize funds in question. The steer’s ownership and dyeing prompted plans to refund or distribute the $14,250 McDonald’s paid.
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Denver
UPS
Dako
Big Mac
Palace Hotel
Willard 1 Simms
Rex Miller
Alta
Iowa
Simms Friday
Angus Miller
Ite
McDonald's Systems
Robert Kingsley
McDonald’s
Finlay
Miller
Simms
Old Dakota
Greg Arendt
High
Tmore
S. D
Slaugh
China and Egypt Boost Trade to $981.6 Million
In Cairo, Communist China and Egypt signed a trade pact Saturday, lifting annual commerce between the two nations to about 981.6 million dollars. The agreement notes expanded exports and joint economic cooperation, signaling stronger ties between Cairo and Beijing.
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Cairo
China
Egypt
Iowa Court Reform Bill Passed by House in 1973 Vote
DES MOINES AP The Iowa House approved a sweeping court reform bill 66 to 27 after a conference committee report. Backers said defects remain and Rep Richard Narpel moved to recon sider, delaying Gov. Ray's signature as the measure won’t take effect until July 1, 1973. The plan abolishes justice of the peace, mayor, police and superior courts and creates new structures.
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DES Moines
Legislatin
Iowa
House
Conference Committee
Richard Narpel
Mbellevue
Ray
Justice of the Peace
Meany Invites Labor Leaders to Meeting
Washington AP reports AFL CIO leader George Meany invited major union chiefs to a meeting likely to be a council of war to decide labor's next move after the Pay Board cut. The gathering may discuss how far unions will go and potential longshore strikes on all coasts. The Times notes the union continues working West Coast docks.
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Washington
Afl-Source
Whnge
CIO
George Meany
Council of War
Labor Gram
Labor
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Longshare
Meany
Traders Executive Council
Leonard Woodcock
Theling
United Auto Workers
Frank
Pos- Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Sible
Whole Economic Board
Sourer
Los Angeles Times
U.S
the Times
Harry Bernstein
Coast Docks
Walpole Prison Riot After Stabbing Leaves Damages
About 150 inmates at Walpole prison riot after a black inmate was stabbed by an unknown assailant. Fires, smashed windows, and damaged TVs spread through cellblocks. More than 100 state troopers halted the violence. 620 inmates were returned to their blocks. One stabbed inmate, Ronald Stokes, underwent surgery and was listed in fair condition.
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Walpole
Mass
Bernstein
Foxboro State Police Barracks
John Boone
Ronald Stokes
Boston
Fair Stokes
Boone
Mel Bernstein
State Office of Human Services
Mother on Fertility Drugs Last Three of Septuplets Die
Doctors failed to save any of the seven babies born to a San Francisco Peninsula woman after fertility drugs led to a high risk multiple birth. Three infant girls survived the earliest hours but died within days at Stanford and Kaiser facilities. The four girls and three boys were born two and a half months premature, weighing about a pound and a half on average. The mother, unnamed, had used Pernial after months of fertility attempts.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Kaiser Foundation
Anthony Damore
San Jose
Tamore
San Francisco Peninsula
Damore
Central City CR Men Die in Head-on Crash
A Cedar Rapids man and a Central City resident were killed in a head-on collision on Highway 30 three miles east of Central City at about 4:30 p.m. Friday. Keith Dever Powell, Jy, of Cedar Rapids and Nile Richard Mentzer, 35, of Central City, died when Powell’s westbound car crossed the center line into Mentzer’s vehicle. Services for Mentzer will be held Monday at 1:36 p.m. in Cal. 2.
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Cedar
Mentzer
Fairfax Man Killed In Gar Train Mishap
Unclear report from Fairfax describes 46 year old Unarles J Dvorak killed when his car was struck by a train at a Belle Plaine crossing at 2 15 P M. Ramona Dvorak 42 injured and hospitalized in Cedar Rapids with rib and chest injuries and a punctured lung. Train engineer is Robert Nervig of Boone.
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Fairfax
BSL
Njured
Ramona Dvorak
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Candi ‘Tian
Ivestigating Highway Partioman
Robert Nervig
Boone
U S Toll Of Enemy Tanks Told
Saigon report says American aircraft raided the No Chi Minh supply trail in Laos, destroying 15 tanks and damaging 14, with one Soviet T-55 or T-54 type observed. The operation also sparked hundreds of fires at large depots, aided by a Seventh Air Force gunship with infrared gear.
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Saigon
No Chi ‘Minh
Laos
Air Force
Seventh Air Force
North Vietnam
Chavane
Triborder
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Tri-Border
Xine Jan
Sadree
Five Die Two Injured in North Little Rock Fire
Five people died and two were injured when a five room frame house burned in North Little Rock Arkansas on Saturday. Three of the dead were children.
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North Litt Rock Ark
Twe
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Deoy
Airport Operators Council International
Federal Aviation Administration
Kame
John Mychaar
Bobby Johnson
Linn County Day Care
St. Wenceslaus School
Bobby
Rufus Johnson
Seventh Avenue SE
Kirk Daves
Kersey, Cale
Skylark Ranch
Parshall
Simns
Black
Permanente Medical Group
California
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