Tax dodge charge hits GOP linked ITT case
A press briefing in Madison and Senate hearings focus on alleged improper corporate write offs and political contributions tied to ITT and Lazard Freres. Charges surface about a San Diego convention pledge and a tax deduction claim under the Corrupt Practices Act.
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Madison
South Dakota
Pennocrat Schid Ftp
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Equctien
Austice Department
TPT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Uehi
Rieindienst
Nixon
Rleindienst
San Die 20
Ralph Nader
Lazard Freres & Company
ITV
ITT
Rest
Ar TT
Reuben B. Robertson
James C. Eastlund
Lavard Freres
Hundreds stranded after Puerto Rico pop festival
Hundreds of U S mainland youths remained stranded in San Juan after the Vega Baja pop festival ended. Officials arranged tents and a loudspeaker system and appealed for help while many waited for promised return transport and funds to cover costs. Three festival participants died during the event, including a stabbing and two drownings.
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San Sean
Burl Vist
U.S
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SOU
Vega Baja
Sandiana
Mary
Homer Anderson
Puerto Rican Civil Defense Organization
Thomas Norton
New York
Thou
Miani Newsmat
Virgin Islands
Vietnam War Front Shifts as Naval Bombing Expands
U S and allied ships engage shore batteries while Washington weighs options to counter North Vietnamese actions near the DMZ. Bombers fly 128 missions as air strikes continue around Quang Tri and Hue with clashes near Dong Ha and Cua Viet River mouth.
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Hauiner
Weddell
Richard B. Anderson
Joseph Strauss
White House
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U.S
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Demilitarized Zone
Ziegler
State Department
Robert McCloskey
McCloskey
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Hanoi Radio
South Vietnam
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Hue
Quang Tri
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Gua Viet City
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Ane
Barbata
Bastogne
Jensen
TMZ
Dong Ha
Neuyen van Meuden
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Tel von
Bank Shooting Near Outer Circle Bank Robbery
A bank holdup with two Mexican American suspects in their 30s ends with a gunshot wound to Long's forearm after the pair flee west toward Laker Wood Boulevard. Detectives found the getaway car at Lakewood Plaza Drive, altered from an Avis rental in Hawthorny.
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Aplain
Lakerwood Boulevard
Don At
Rah Petersen
Sidneyveirald Bate Collewe
Kay Hodges
Murray
Carter
Liakewood Plaza
Avis
Jury Deadlock Persists in Harrisburg Antiwar Case
In Harrisburg, a seven person panel stalls on antiwar conspiracy charges against the Rev. Philip Berrigan and others known as the Harrisburg Seven. The jury, on its fifth day of deliberations, pauses after the judge rereads key passages of the conspiracy definition. defense argues for a coercive verdict and seeks further limits on rereading.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
Harrisburg Seven
Court rules equal protection in case. nuclear power regulated federally
The court held that the state denied wed equality under the law in a ruling joined by Justices Brennan Stewart and Marshall. Douglas concurred on due process but not equal protection. Powell and Rehnquist did not participate. Barger and Blackmun dissented. A separate ruling reaffirmed federal authority to regulate nuclear power, praised by Rep. Hosmer as validating 1953 legislation amid failed Senate attempts to curb AEC power. the House previously defeated a measure to let states set stricter radioactive discharge standards, strengthening federal oversight.
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Winwed Fhithers
William Brennan
Petter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
William
Douglas
Stanley
Lewis Powell
William Rehnquist
Warren Barger
Harry Blackmun
Cent
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Hosmer
Joint Committee On
Alami Energy
AEC
ABC
Soledad Brothers demand looms in 1978 kidnap case
Three prosecution witnesses in Angela Davis murder and kidnapping trial testified about a demand by kidnapers to free the Soledad Brothers. A sheriff’s captain, a suburban police chief, and a newspaper photographer offered different versions of the phrase and deadline, with the photographer asserting the line “free the Soledad Brothers by 12 o'clock” and the others noting a loud political slogan.
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San Jose
UPS
Witneses
Anegra Davis
Martin County
Soledad Brothers
Marin County
Soledad
Suledad Brothers
Yerzich
Angela Davis
Leo Bratton
Terzich
James 4. Kean
San Rafael Independent Journal
James McClain
Chavez union ordered to halt winery boycotts
A federal judge banned secondary boycotts by the United Farm Workers seeking vineyard workers' representation. Napa wine grower spokesman Ben Harris said the order, issued in Fresno by U.S. District Judge M D Crocker, requires the union to stop picketing stores and businesses nationwide tied to nine Northern California wineries including Beringer, Mondavi and Krug. Chavez's union reportedly agreed to abide by the mandate.
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NAPA
UPI
United Farm Workers
Ben Harris
Napa-Sonama
Ing
California
Beringer
Hanns Kornell
Charles Krug
Louis Marlini
Robert Mondavi
Sebastigni
Korbel
Wenle Bros
Weibel Wincites
Four Richmond schools ordered to desegregate
Superior Court Judge Raymond Sherwill ruled the Richmond Unified School District must integrate four elementary schools by September 17. The limited ruling covers Verde Elementary and three other predominantly Black or White schools Broadway, Dover, and Belding, following a class action by Contra Costa Legal Services on behalf of sixth grader Latvna Johnson.
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Contra Costa
Supreme Court to Review Trash Evidence Ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a California decision upholding trash can evidence suppression in a Sonoma County case involving Dust Krioda and Roger T. Minor for possession of valuables, with the high court ruling dated July 12, 197. The case centered on police use of discarded material found in a trash can.
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Supreme Cat
California Supreme Court
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California High Court
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Tas Ane Weles
Dust Krioda
Roger T. Minor
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