Art Linkletter to Host Presidential Inauguration Ball Again
Daily review notes Art Linkletter will serve as master of ceremonies for the main presidential inauguration ball, with President Nixon requesting him for the 1969 role copied for the upcoming event. A planeload of about 30 inaugural guests leaves for Washington including Pat Boone Sammy Davis Jr and Roger Williams. The story also recounts a shoe fit trial with Alvin Earl Barrow of Sacramento and a Duke Ellington hospital update plus remarks from Rose Kennedy about love money and Palm Beach memories.
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Witness says payoff cane from GOP staff
An ex-PAT agent testified in the Watergate trial that he was paid 225 dollars a week by President Nixon campaign staff to eavesdrop on Democratic party telephone conversations. Alfred Baldwin said he listened from morning until night and logged about 200 calls as a secret agent for the Committee for the Re election of the President. The testimony was interrupted over whether to name informants. The case involves James W. McCord Jr and G. Gordon Liddy with others who pleaded guilty in the alleged political espionage caper linked to the Watergate break-in.
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Top narcotics sellers nabbed in Chinese Connection case
New York authorities announced the arrest of 12 suspects, largely Chinese nationals, over a heroin smuggling ring valued at least 300000 dollars linked to the so called Chinese Connection. Leaders remain sought as arrests identified Kwak Lee Danny Or and Rafael Coton as wholesalers and middleman.
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Rockefeller urges federal shield law for reporters
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged Wednesday night that a federal shield law protect journalists sources. He cited New York’s freedom of information law, signed in 1970, and said every state should have a shield law, and questioned why the U.S. itself should not. He spoke while accepting honorary membership in the New York Press Club.
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Birthday Robbery at Benjamin Franklin Hotel Heightens Frisson
In Philadelphia on Benjamin Franklin's 276th birthday a robber held up the Benjamin Franklin Hotel and escaped with 1400 dollars. Police questioned witnesses and searched for the suspect as residents marked the anniversary.
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Timothy Leary Arrives in Los Angeles Under Escort
U.S. narcotics agents escort Harvard Timothy Leary and his companion Juana Hareanrl Smith on a Los Angeles flight amid charges of unlawful flight. Leary, escaped inmate from California in 1970, was held by Home Office officers at the Heathrow airport before transfer.
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Gradin Bank Extortion Plot Ends in Tragic Killings
In Grandin Missouri a banker, his wife Bertha, and their 7 year old daughter Roberta were found shot to death near an abandoned farm after an extortion plot. Police say the trio was bound to trees and killed, while the elder Kitterman, president of the Bank of Grandin, had earlier claimed dynamite was attached to him. The case unfolded after the bank cash withdrawal of 9,811 dollars following a lunch hour, with Roberta finishing high school that morning and Kathy and Patricia attending Ellsinore High School. The investigation centers on a kidnapping and extortion scheme.
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Petris urges Clark rejection for state Supreme Court
Sen Nicholas Petris urged the State Judicial Appointments Commission to reject Gov. Reagan's nomination of William Clark Jr. to the State Supreme Court. Assemblyman Charles Warren called for public hearings to probe Clark's qualifications, ability, conduct and reputation, citing Stanford records and a low grade average. Petris offered to propose more qualified nominees, including Republicans sharing the governor's philosophy.
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Housing starts hit record in 1972
Washington reports privately owned housing starts in the United States reached a record 2.3 million for 1972, up four percent from the 2.03 million record set in 1971, per a Commerce Department release.
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