Shirley Temple Black Joins Del Monte Board of Directors
Shirley Temple Black joins the Del Monte Corp. board in San Francisco, with her husband Charles A. Black, living on the San Francisco Peninsula. The report also notes her recent roles as United Nations delegate and special assistant to the Nixon Council on Environmental Quality.
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San Francisco
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United Nations
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
Charles A. Black
Woodside
San Francisco Peninsula
Illegal Nixon gift admitted by American Airlines
UPI reports special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox said American Airlines admitted making illegal cash donations to President Nixon’s re election campaign. George A Spater said 75000 dollars were solicited by Herbert Kalmbach and that some payments came from corporate funds. Kalmbach claimed up to 100000 dollars was expected from the airline.
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UPI
Archibald Cox
American Airlines
Nixon
George A. Spater
Herbert Kalmbach
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Spater
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CRP
British boycott of Soviet film fest over Triple Echo ban
London reports that the Soviet Union barred showing Triple Echo at the Moscow Film Festival triggering a British boycott. The film stars Glenda Jackson and Oliver Reed and reportedly contains scenes the Soviets found objectionable.
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UTI
Soviet Union
Britain
Moscow
Glenda Jackson
Oliver Reed
Miss Jackson
Brian Deacon
Reinecke Disputes ITT Talk With Mitchell in 1971
San Diego AP report finds Lt. Dovid Reinecke gave conflicting accounts about a 1971 phone talk with then Attorney General John Mitchell regarding ITT’s underwriting offer for the 1972 Republican National Convention. Senate Judiciary Committee transcripts show earlier statements differed from his later interview remarks.
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Dovid Reinecke
U.S. Senate
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International ‘Telephone ’ & Telegraph Corps
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Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
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Ex-solon Whalley indicted for staff kickback fraud
Former Rep J Erving Whalley of Windber Pennsylvania is indicted by a federal grand jury on mail fraud and obstruction charges alleging he forced staff to kick back portions of salaries. The 72 year old ex congressman is accused of depositing thousands in special bank accounts during his last nine years in Congress.
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Bobby Fischer
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England
Fischer
Reykjavik
Iceland
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UPI
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Congress
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Whalley
Presbyterian Church
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Morning News Local Notices From Hayward Cal 1897
Fragmented OCR shows factual local notice text with address 118 W Winton Ave Hayward and post office box details. Mentions act of Congress and publication context in 1897, with names obscured.
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Hayward
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Act of Congress
W. Winton Ave
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Hopward
Cal
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