Stans to Testify in Vesco Campaign Contributions Case
Maurice H. Stans will testify on his own behalf at the federal criminal conspiracy trial. Defense attorney Walter Bonner said Stans testified twice before the grand jury that indicted him and former Attorney General John N. Mitchell over a $200,000 campaign contributions deal with financier Robert Vesco.
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Arthur Everett
Associated Press
NEW York
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Walter Bonner
Stans
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert Vesco
Maurice Stans
Bonner
Vesco
Nixon
Mitchell
Securities and Eixchange Commission
Peter Fleming, Jr
John Mitchell
Fleming
W. . Gagliardi
Asst
U.S. Atty
James W. Rayhill
Judge Studies Sealed Watergate Report On Impeachment Inquiry
Washington AP report: U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica weighs releasing a sealed grand jury report on the Watergate cover-up to the House impeachment inquiry and making it public. Indictments in the White House plumbers case may come midweek as related grand juries near completion.
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Washington
John J. Sirica
Watergate
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
Special Investigations
The
Plumbers
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Daniel Elisberg
Krogh
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Los Angeles
ITT
Traffic congestion at NCNB Bank in College Village prompts action
Reader asks The Enterprise to study College Village congestion caused by bank and license plate traffic. NCNB spokesman favors moving entrance or traffic light. Real Estate Dept to survey. Also, police advisory explains rape reporting steps, victim privacy, and trial process, urging immediate reporting. and a request to rehome egg cartons with printed names and addresses.
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College Village
North Carolina Bank
NCNB
Lexington Avenue
Anon
Man
Lexington
Bank Real Estate Dept
Meir Reconsiders Resignation Amid Political Pressure
In Jerusalem Premier Golda Meir, urged by Labor Alignment colleagues, delayed submitting her resignation over criticism of a proposed minority cabinet. After midnight pleas to stay, she postponed the move to form a new government, though allies warn she remains firm. The turmoil follows December elections and coalition deadlock.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Isreali
Labor
Mrs. Meir
Katzir
Defense
Moshe Dayan
National Religious Party
Labor Alignment
Knesset
Israel
Midair Blast Suspected In Worst Air Disaster
A French official suggested an in flight explosion caused the worst air disaster. The Turkish DC10 crashed near Ermenonville forest north of Paris five minutes after taking off from Orly, killing 346 aboard. Turkish Airlines reported 834 passengers and 12 crew. Names of 200 to 250 passengers appeared British or American. Among the Americans were the embassy’s cultural attaché Dr Wayne Wilcox and his family. Japanese graduates on tour also perished. Debris found far from the crash site and a portion of the flight recorder recovered. Sabotage was considered possible.
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Paris
Ermenonville Forest
Orlya
Istanbul
London
U. S
Wayne Wilcox
North Liberty
Ind
Aymar Achille- Fould
French Transport Ministry
Even Day Gasoline Rationing Under License Plan
Under the odd-even license plate rule, tomorrow is an even day restricting gasoline sales to cars with license plates ending in 2 4 6 8 or 0. The plan limits purchases to those qualifying by the final digit as authorities enforce the schedule.
Kissinger in Brussels on Middle East peacemaking push
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Brussels to brief NATO on peacemaking efforts in the Middle East and to avoid discussions with Dominion Market leaders about their Arab meeting plans. He traveled from Bonn after talks with Chancellor Brandt and earlier met with Jordan's King Hussein during a mission that also visited Syria, Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic Alliance
Middle East
Kissinger
Bonn
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Syria
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Heath Loses Bid to Form Government in UK Crisis
Prime Minister Edward Heath will concede to Labor leader Harold Wilson forming a government after Liberal head Jeremy Thorpe rejected a Conservative coalition. Heath failed to garner a majority as Labour held 301 seats to 296 for Conservatives, with Liberals near 20 percent of votes and coalition talks inviting proportional representation.
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Peter Muccini
Associated
Edward Heath
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Heath
Conservative
Liberal Party
Jeremy Thorpe
House of Commons
Thorpe
Laborites
Commons
Liberals
Hijackers Threaten Further Attacks After Amsterdam Airliner Takeover
Two young Arabs seized a British VC10 en route from Bombay to London, surrendering at Schiphol Airport after releasing 92 passengers and 10 crew. Officials say they planned further attacks on British and American planes in response to Western support for Israel in the October war. The aircraft was burned on the runway, two passengers were slightly injured, and the hijackers identified themselves as Abu Said and Abu Ali. The Palestine Liberation Organization denied involvement.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Israel
Schiphol
Erik Gerritsen
Abu Said
Abu Ali
Jordan River
Bombay
London
Beirut
Yugoslavia
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James Tennant
High Point Police Dept
High Point Enterprise
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Action Line
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Turkey
Ferda Guley
Heathrow
British Airways
Moscow
Kano
Nigeria
NATO
West Germany
Walter Scheel
Wilson
Financial Srrteee
Palestine Liberation Organization
Palestine
Athens
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