Hughes Loan to Nixon Brother Revisited by Legend
Washington columnist reports new details on Howard Hughes lending $205,000 to President Nixon's brother years ago. The article cites an accountant used as a front to conceal the loan and possible tax fraud, with attorney Melvin Belli commenting on prior settlements.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Federal Grand Jury
New York City
Clifford Irving
Phillip Reiner
Reiner
Hughes
New York
Melvin Belli
Belli
San Francisco
Nixon Belli
Don
Wilshire Boulevard
Whittier
Nixon's, Inc
Richard Nixon
Don Nixon
Internal Revenue
IRS
Noah Dietrich
Beverly Hills
Premarital ethics and political intrigue swirl in mixed notes
The piece blends advice on premarital conduct with a political expose. It references premarital intimacy and restraint, a couple's happy marriage attributed to early convictions, and shifts to alleged Nixon administration dealings and media coverage. It also notes a secret congressional report estimating drug addicts at over 400,000.
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Nixon
China
White House
Peking
Asbury Park Press
New Jersey
Youngstown Vindicator
Ohio
Boston Globe
Globe
Newsday
Long Island
Bebe Rebozo
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Seymour Halpern
R-N.y
Controversy Over Clearcutting Fractures U S Forest Policy
The debate pits conservationists against the timber industry over clearcutting on national forests. The U S Forest Service faces pressure from Congress and watchdogs as executives weigh executive order, funding hearings, and proposed bills to regulate logging for environmental and recreational goals.
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America
John Hamer
Congressional Quarterly
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Congress
Senate Appropriations
Agriculture, Environmental and Consumer Protection
McGee
Senate Interior Committee
Pubic Lands
Oregon
Mark O. Hatfield
Senate
Lee Metcalf
Montana
House
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Hatfield
Wyoming
West Virginia
U. S. Forest Service
Hardin R. Glascock Jr
Society of American Foresters
Kenneth B. Pomeroy
The
American Forestry Association
W R Shelton Founder Editor 1912 1924
A brief note marks the life of W R Shelton founder editor from 1912 to 1924, noting his role and legacy in the newspaper. It reflects on his impact as a pioneer publisher and editor of the paper.
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W. R. Shelton
Battle of the Coral Sea Association to hold 30th anniversary reunion
The Coral Sea veterans and history buffs will gather this May for a 30th anniversary reunion. Interested attendees or those seeking news may write to P O Box 1172 Rockville Maryland 20850. William F Surgi Jr president.
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Rockville
Decatur Daily
Coral’Sea Association
Coral Sea
P.O. Box
The Power Of Faith and A Safari in East Africa
Norman Vincent Peale recounts a twilight Kenyan waterhole scene with a huge elephant family and an outcast calf. The narrative moves through Serengeti plains, giraffes and leopards, lion hunts, and campfire skies above Kilimanjaro, portraying awe at Africa’s vast wildlife reserves.
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the Power of
Norman Vincent Peale
East Africa
Kenya
Africa
Tanzania
Equator
Serengeti
Misstatement of Fact Policy Notice and Rates
Notice from The Daily of Decatur Alabama announces policy on grievances and redress, requests grievances for investigation, and lists subscription rates by mail for daily and Sunday editions with annual and monthly prices and delivery charges. It notes association with the Associated Press and provides a Decatur mailing address.
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MAIL
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Big Rother
Herblock
Engelmardtlov
Post- Dispatch
Anderson
Billy Graham
Nation’s Forests
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Timber
Harris
Gale W. McGee
William F. Surgi, Jr
Roger
Morgan County Commission
Morgan County
Eugene Glenn
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing
ALA
Associated Press
Sundhees
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