Agnew Indictment Decision Studied By AGIS SALPUKAS
United States attorney in Baltimore has outlined to the Justice Department its probe into alleged kickbacks to high officials including Vice President Agnew. It awaits decision on whether to seek indictments after Washington reviews the strength of the bribery extortion and tax fraud charges. The case is wide and complex, possibly delaying indictments. Henry E. Petersen, assistant US attorney general in charge of the criminal division, is noted.
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Agis Salpukas
New York Times
Baltimore
United States Attorney’s Office
Justice Department
Agnew
Washington
United States Attorney General
United States
Henry E. Petersen
George Beall
Petersen
Beall
Lester Matz
Matz and Childs Associates
Matz
General Services Administration
Court Brief Backs President's Stand
President Nixon's lawyers urged that the president alone decides whether access to all possible evidence outweighs preserving confidentiality of conversations. They argued the criminal process should not demand the last ounce of flesh from presidential privilege.
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Donald M Rothberg
Washington
Nixon
Grand Jury
White House
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
Senate
Watergate Committee
Kennedy Visit Here Censured by Civil Rights Group
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference censures Sen. Edward Kennedy for joining a July 4 festival with Alabama Gov. George Wallace in Decatur Alabama calling the act political opportunism. The group cites the nation’s crisis demanding racial and political leadership and notes the rally featured Wallace receiving an Audie Murphy Patriotism Award. The piece also notes related Watergate developments and White House responses.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Edward Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Decatur
Ala
Kennedy
Wallace
Audie Murphy
Died Admirals Radford Leads Joint Chiefs of Staff
Brief notices from Washington and nearby fields report Adm. Arthur W. Radford's death from cancer at 77 at National Naval Medical Center Bethesda Maryland. Also noted are Galveston deputies extending a search for victims in a mass murder case and Kalmbach's testimony about Ehrlichman about Watergate fundraising. Cesar Chavez signals UFW action after grape strike death. F. Penn Hamburgers opens in Decatur location at 121 E Moulton Street.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Houston
Galveston County Sheriff's Deputies
National Program Set For Cancer Research
The White House released a five year plan to combat cancer emphasizing basic biomedical research earlier disease detection environmental hazard reduction and prevention via vaccines. It projects federal cancer research funding rising to 1.7 billion in fiscal 1982 doubling again over eight years and cites a broader set of cancer documents amid an administration Congress dispute over health funding.
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Richard D. Lyons
New York Times News Service
Washington
White House
National Cancer Program
National Cancer Advisory Board
Congress
Old Man Held In Pumphouse
An 85 year old man was found bound in a padlocked 14 by 5 foot pumphouse in a south Miami yard. Police suspect he was held prisoner for years, possibly before being moved to the pump house. Hartman was hospitalized in good condition and a local man faces charges.
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Miami
Fla
Victor Hartman
Jackson Memorial Hospital
South Miami
Price
WME
Hartmap
E. de
Hartman
Casey Jones Legend Remembers Its Railroad Hero Daughter
Casey Jones the legendary railroad hero is recalled by his daughter Mrs Dan McKenzie who speaks of his distinctive whistle and expertise with locomotives. She recalls trains sounding his whistle from a mile away and the family home as a training ground for aspiring engineers.
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Casey Jones
Illinois Central Railroad
Jackson
Tenn
Jones
Dan McKenzie
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Theo Hill Furn. & Appl
Trinity, Ala
Horace S. Webb
Herbert W. Kalmbach
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
Kalmbach
Delano
Calif
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
California
Teamsters Union
F. Penn Hamburgers
E. Moulton Street
WanaeNn Decatur
Seat Pleasant
Charles Moore
Roy Burke
Alpharetta
Donald Waldrop
Jerry
Houston, Tex
Glenda
Everett Waldrop
Magnavox
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Advisory Board
National Cancer Institute
National
Casey
Ang
Small- Lee Casey
Mrs. Ban McKenzie
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