PX probe links generals to Vietnam era payoffs
Former employee William J Crum testified that generals aided him in promoting liquor slot machines and other goods to Vietnam posts. He named Army Brig. Gen. Earl Cole and Major General Monk Meyer as beneficiaries, with evidence of monthly payments and gifts. The Senate investigations probe PX corruption and Crum’s alleged influence across Saigon bases and Viet Nam installations.
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Washington
UPT
Willian J. Crim
Vietnam
Crum
Jack Bybee
Army
Earl Cole
Charles “Monk” Meyer
Bybee
General Cole
Pentagon
Cole
Myer
Senate
Pacific
Rybee
Saigon
Asia
Korea
Cram
U. S
Long Binh
Qui Nhon
Crim
Meyer
Hong Kong
Nixon installs pipeline for friends at White House
President Nixon named Roger E Johnson a special assistant to keep personal contact with the president’s close friends who cannot normally reach him. Johnson, a former oil company representative, said his role is to maintain communication with Nixon’s “friends” and was created last summer amid reports some key people had trouble reaching the President.
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Washington
Nixon
Oil Company
Roger E. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Nixon wiretap right defended by deputy AG
Deputy Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst says President Nixon has a constitutional right to order wiretaps for internal security. He argues subversion cannot be split into domestic and foreign parts and that there is no difference between Americans and foreigners if their aim is to destroy the government.
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Justice Department
Nixon
Richard G. Kleigdienst
Kleindienst
America
Nixon weighs wage-price freeze for construction costs
President Nixon consults Labor Secretary Hodgson and aides on a possible wage and price freeze to slow rising construction costs. Hodgson met with budget chief Shultz Ehrlichman before 11 a.m. EST after talks with top union leaders in Florida. Officials oppose public works jobs for the unemployed, warning such programs could spawn wasteful projects. A stabilization board would oversee any wage and price controls if enacted.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
George P. Shultz
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Florida
Caspar W. Weinberger
Congress
Supreme Court declines ruling on Florida ecology project
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from Florida developers seeking to build an island in Tampa Bay. The ruling would have limited Army Corps authority beyond navigation, with the circuit court ruling the project fell under broader environmental powers. The decision signals stronger conservation leverage, amid other actions like reviewing film obscenity laws and labor benefit disputes. Iowa students faced indecent exposure convictions after a public lecture protest.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Army Eungineers
Florida
Tampa Bay
Engineer Corps
Federal District Court
Std
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cutoms
Iowa
Grinnell
Lowe
Ecology
Circuit Court
Tampatat
Congress
Sierra Club seeks Supreme Court ruling on standing in Disney minerals case
The Sierra Club appeals to the Supreme Court to decide if it has legal standing to sue federal officials over the Mineral King plan in Sequoia National Forest California The case challenges a Forest Service move to hand Mineral King to Walt Disney and involves a $35 million resort project The 6th Circuit reversed a San Francisco district court ruling granting an injunction and holding no standing The club filed suit June 3 1969 naming Interior Secretary Hickel and Agriculture Secretary Hardin The dispute centers on permit limits and a so called supplementary permit for Disney
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UPI
Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Sequoia National Forest
California
Forest Service
Mineral King
Walt Disney Organization
6Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter J. Hicke
Clifford M. Hardin
U. S. District Court
San Francisco
National Forest
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Game Refuge
National
Hardin
Walt Dismey Organization
Tape pirates appeal dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of the Tape Industries Association of America and four individuals Barry Pressman Donald Koven Jean Holmquist and Robert Holmquist challenging California tape piracy law. The case, arising from a July 27 1970 federal court decision in Los Angeles, questioned direct appealability and involved unauthorized taping for profit in competition with licensed tapes.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Bth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tape Industries Association of America
Barry Pressman
Donald Koven
Jean Holmquist
Robert Holmquist
Association
California
Burton to Seek Demo Study Group Chair Post
Rep Phillip Burton announced his bid to become chairman of the House Democratic Study Group, a liberal coalition formed in 1959 to marshal liberal strength in the House.
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Burton
Washington
Phillip Burton
House Democratic Study
House
Adventurer Maury Dies After Atlantic Voyage
Robert Maury died of a heart attack in Union City Pennsylvania at age 52 yesterday. He sailed his 13 foot home built Tinkerbelle across the Atlantic in 1965, a 78 day voyage. Maury had long worked as a newspaper copyreader, then as a freelance writer and lecturer for solo sailors in recent years.
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Robert Maury
Union City
Maury
Atlantic
Pacific
Psychiatrist seeks vindication in Calley case
Dr. Albert A. La Verne, a New York psychiatrist, reappears at Fort Benning seeking to testify under oath after his earlier testimony was stricken. He says he wants the judge to explain to his three children why he was labeled a liar as the Calley murder trial continues.
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UPI
Albert A. la Verne
New York
William L. Calley
la Verne
Reid W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bellevue Medical Center
Calley
My Lai
My Sui
Demosolon proposes study of jobless economy growth
Democratic Sen. John Halmdahl of Oakland urged a Joint Committee on the State Economy to study the statewide workforce and draft growth measures. He criticized the Reagan administration for predicting a seven percent civilian unemployment rate with no concrete action. Employment issues were described as the most discussed yet least addressed problem.
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Sacramento
John Halmdahl
Oakland
Terrorist group frees Brazil envoy after seven months of captivity
Tupamaro guerrillas released Brazilian Consul Aloysio Dias Gomide Sunday night in Montevideo after nearly seven months in captivity in exchange for ransom rumored to total over $250,000. The group still holds U S agricultural expert Claude I Fly and British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson. A letter from the terrorists in New York reiterated demands for a $1 million ransom for Fly. Dias Gomide arrived at the Brazilian minister counselor’s apartment at 10 15 p m. in a car believed to belong to his wife and said he felt dizzy as onlookers cheered a carnival atmosphere in Montevideo.
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Tupamara
Aloysio Dias Gomide
U.S
Claude I. Fly
Geoffrey Jackson
New York
New York Times
Fort Collins
Colo
Fly
Dias Gomide
GOP unit condemns Nixon socialism and land issue
Sacramento AP notes United Republicans of California approve resolutions denouncing Nixon era socialism and federal programs while opposing 640 acres of surplus land for Deganawidah Quetzalcoat University for Indians and Mexican-Americans. The plan faced UC Davis land-use changes, with DQU later barred from accreditation and UC Davis withdrawing its application.
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United Republicans of California
Board of Governors
GOP
All Americans
Congress
Davis
Deganawidah
Quetzalcoat University
University of California At Davis
Controller may run for governor and U S Senate
State Controller Houston Flournoy says he may seek the governor’s seat or a U S Senate term when his 1974 term ends. A Republican, he told KNX TV he will keep his name in public view and did not rule out facing Gov Reagan or Robert Finch for the Senate. He also named Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke and Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger as possible governors.
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Houston
Flournoy
U. S. Senate
KNX- TV
Republi
Leader Urges Actions to Restore Balanced Economy
Holmdahl warned that welfare costs, rising crime, and marital discord cannot solve national economic problems. He urged every action within limits to restore a balanced economy.
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Formia
Holmdahl
The We Review Publisher Details Listing
The Baily Review published by The We Review lists Floyd Sparks as president and publisher William Chilcote as business manager. It provides office addresses in Hayward and San Leandro with phone numbers for multiple Alameda County locations and notes circulation details and post office classifications under federal law.
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The
We Review
Floyd Sparks
William Chilcote
Winton Ave
Hayward
Alameda County
California
San Leandro
San
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