Memoir and legal saga surround Howard Hughes linked fraud case
The article outlines a sprawling case involving Edith Meyer and Irving tied to forged instruments, embezzlement, and counterfeit checks connected to $650,000 in McGraw-Hill checks made out to H.R. Hughes. Swiss authorities issued arrest warrants, while U.S. grand juries probe mail fraud and the Hughes memoirs tied to Noah Dietrich.
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Edith
Switzerland
McGraw-Hill Book Co
H.R. Hughes
Helge R. Hughes
Irving
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Co
Dietrich
Meyer
James Phelan
Longe Beach
Bob Thumas
Associated Press
Hollywood
San Francisco
New York
Hughes
Gregory Bautzer
Los Angeles
Rautger
Phelan
Gitlin
Irvinge
McGraw-Hill, Inc
Mighes
Phelan-Dietrich
Wying
McGraw-Hill
Mexico
Howard Hughes
Mary
Bombings Tied to Radical Protest in New Hampshire
Three bombs exploded in Manchester injuring none as radicals protesting the upcoming New Hampshire primary left a fourth unexploded device in the police chief's office. Kathryn Holt and Joan Laaman were arrested, linked by a DOJ letter to a radical group. charges include destruction of public property and possession of an unregistered firearm. A separate affidavit mentions bloodied hands and letters amid the investigation.
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Kathryn A. Holt
Boston
Manchester
N.H
Jaan Karl Laaman
Buffalo
N.Y
New Hampshire
Kathryn Anne Holt
Joan Karl Laaman
Buffalo, N.Y
Laaman
Miss Holt
WRI
Laantan
Girther
Miss Hult
People's Liberation Army
Cowl
Onassis Testimony Details Photographer Obsession
The testimony portrays Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis describing fear and obstruction by photographer Ron Galella. Attorneys deny harm, while Galella’s camp frames exposure as press freedom. The case cites relentless surveillance across New York, Athens, Ischia, and Skorpios, including stalking her Fifth Avenue apartment.
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Julien
Rifkind
Galella
Onassis
Mrs. Onassis
Rickind
Fifth Avenue
Nixon China trip outlined amid secrecy and aims
Nixon’s five day visit to China includes stops in Peking Hangzhou and Shanghai with pre planned side trips to the Great Wall Ming Tombs and Forbidden City. Press secretary Ziegler said talks would take priority over sightseeing and that a small traveling party of about 200 will accompany the President.
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PLC
Republic of China
United States
China
Nixon
White House
Peking
Hangchow
Shanghai
Stonald Ziegler
Niven
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Forbiddenity
Zalegler
Senate
Unghe Scott
House
Camp David
Maryland
Presment
Asian Perls
Scott
Mansfield
Pure Mission 9
Dockers May Return to Work as Early as Sunday
West Coast dock strike could end Sunday after 134 days as 13,000 longshoremen vote on a tentative contract endorsed by 110 delegates. If ratified by PMA and locals, work may resume by Sunday. Agreement includes 72-cent wage boost to 5.00, 1 per ton container tax, 36 hours weekly pay for full timers.
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San Francisco
Luesday
San Diego
Seattle
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Sidney Roger
ILWU
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
Congress
Nixon
Teamsters
Einar Mohn
Western Conference of
Woman Freed After 21 Years Fugitives Pardoned in West Virginia
Gov Arch Moore Jr pardoned Pearl Frazier, a California-found fugitive who fled the Alderson Federal Reformatory in 1950 after a Huntington theft sentence. Extradition was dropped following a State Board probe. Ontario police found her asleep in a car seat. FBI records showed the West Virginia escape and parole violations.
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Charleston
W. Va
Arch A. Moore ,Jr
California
West Virginia
Ontario
Calif
Bellflower man killed on road job
A Bellflower construction worker Jesus S Villanueva 1534 Bellflower Blvd was killed Wednesday at a road project near Van Ness Avenue and 170th Street Torrance Police said the 41 year old was struck by a crane and died after arrival at Gardena Memorial Hospital He worked for K T Construction Co Norwalk.
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Bellflower
Torrance
Jesus S. Villanueva
Bellflower Blvd
van Ness Avenue
170Th Street
Villanueva
K & T Construction Co
Norwalk
Gardena Memorial Hospital
Sniping erupts in school unrest in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Virginia police dispersed a student protest at a high school on Wednesday night. Firebombs and sniper fire targeted police units and fire trucks but no injuries or arrests were reported.
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Portsmouth
UPI
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Fla
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