Muskie Presses Intelligence Reform In FBI Scrutiny
Senator Muskie urged Congress and the White House to curb domestic intelligence activities by the FBI and other agencies. White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler rejected the charges as unsubstantiated while Muskie cited a June 10, 1971 report detailing Earth Day protest surveillance and tied it to broader privacy and free speech concerns.
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Congress
Judiciary
Bar
FBI
Muskie
Ziegler
Attorney General
House
Senate
Students For A Democratic Society
Progressive Labor Party
Earth Day
Marth Day
Sen. Muskie
SDS
Cure claimed for the common cold drug NPT-10881
University of Chicago researchers reported at the 55th FASEB meeting that the antiviral drug NPT-10381 can knock out the common cold within 24 hours and may treat influenza and chicken pox. Argentina approved human use, following a 17-doctor assessment calling it amazing. Newport Pharmaceuticals backs the compound as a broad antiviral.
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Chicago
UPS
Argentina
University of Chicago
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Alvin J. Glasky
Newport Pharmaceuticals Inc
Newport Beach
Eric R. Brown
Tax tips on gambling losses and unrelated queries
The guidance notes that gambling losses can be deducted only to the extent of winnings if you itemize, with documentation. It also reports on a tax-records issue involving John Lewis firm and notes on the popularity of soccer as the most international sport, plus Long Beach folk-dance classes with times and a 50 cent fee.
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Santa Anita
R.L
Lomita. A
Ellen Kirby
Long Beach
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Action Line
John V. Lewis
Atlantic Ave
Lewis
John Lewis
C.A
Bud Dyer
Helms Athletic Foundation
Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles
Dyer
L.M
Silverado Park Recreation Center
31St Street
Santa Fe Avenue
Lakewood High School
Briercrest Ave
Lakewood
Sailboat protest targets Alaska A Test site
Irv ing Stowe of the Dont Make a Wave committee vows to sail a 7 foot Greenpeace boat toward Amchitka Alaska during the planned October 1969 underwater nuclear test. He aims to study environmental effects with scientists aboard and criticizes Canadian and U S governments for insufficient warning. Jim Bohlen describes the voyage as a sea sit in to provoke global attention against nuclear testing.
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Vancouver
Stowe
Jim Bohlen
Chou Seeks Broad Ties as American Ping Pong Team Visits
Premier Chou En lai welcomed American table tennis players and proposed wide cultural exchange with Britain and China. He praised renewed U S China contacts and noted U S travel and trade relaxations followed his news conference. American players visited the Summer Palace and spoke of fascination with China’s beauty.
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Chou
China
Jack Howard
Seattle
Wash
U.S
United States
Graham Steenhoven
Steenhoven
Britain
England
Glenn Cowan
Santa Monica
Pacific Coast Club Seeks Relief From Foreclosure
Superior Court judges in Long Beach and Los Angeles grant temporary relief to the Pacific Coast Club. In Long Beach Judge Stratton rejects a receivership bid by Great Western Savings and Loan, which holds the club mortgage. In Los Angeles Judge Wisot issues a temporary restraining order delaying a scheduled auction at 850 E Ocean Blvd. Fraser and two partnerships face a potential $200,000 damages claim against Great Western and Title Acceptance.
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Superior Court
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Club
Charles C. Stratton
Great Western Savings and Loan Association
Great Western
Max Z. Wisot
E. Ocean Blvd
Stratton
Savings and Loan Firm
Edgar ‘Ted’ Fraser
Pacific Inves
Tors Ltd
Pacific Coast Co
Title Acceptance Corp
David L. Ray
Wisot
Fraser
Paul VI to dissolve Duryea vow over marriage. priest declines
Priest Duryea, known as Father Bob, refused dissolution of priestly vows after marriage in 1964 to Mrs Duryea. He said the union is spiritually valid and he does not want to leave the priesthood. The couple’s son Paul was named after Pope Paul.
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Paul VI
Father Duryea
St. Peter’s
San Francisco
Bob
Duryea
Paul
Pope Paul
Direct U.S. China Trade Proposal Eases Currency Barriers
The plan would permit limited trade with China, marking the first direct commerce since the 1950 Export Control Act. It proposes loosening currency controls to allow Chinese use of dollars, ending Treasury restrictions.
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China
U.S
Treasury
Bombs miss as police surprise Stanford pair
Three fire bombs were thrown at Stanford University campus police headquarters but failed to ignite. Police said two officers surprised the would be attackers as the devices landed short of their target. One bomb crashed through a patrol car window but did not light. Two others burned harmlessly on parking lot pavement near motorcycles.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Richard Sanguinetti
Refugees flee Laos as US bombings drive exodus
A U S Embassy report based on 268 interviews from 96 villages in northern Laos cites bombings as the main cause of refugee movement. 61 percent saw civilians killed, 75 percent said homes were damaged, while 70 percent blamed bombs on enemy forces.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Paul Mc Closkey Jr
R-Calif
Jerome Waldie
D-Calif
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San Clemente
Russe Ao Ae
Russe Distil
M’closkey
The
U.S. Information Service
Pathet Lao
Ministry of Social Welfare
Corye
SSE
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