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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1975
Page
2
Richard Dean Hollon, once on the FBI's top ten, gave himself up at a Kauai police station. Charged with 1973 bank robbery and linked to a 1974 Omaha bar killing, Hollon had absented from a University of Washington release program.
The report cites Exxon’s denial of coordinated political donations to the Italian Communist Party and outlines Esso Italiana's authorized political contributions from 1963 to 1971 and an alleged unauthorized $85,000 donation. It also covers global notes on Taiwan amnesty, India's emergency, and coffee price stabilizing efforts.
Exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn praised American generosity after a U S tour from Alaska to the Atlantic saying the nation’s strength and capacity may exceed expectations He urged Soviet leaders to withdraw from occupied territories in an open letter and criticized President Ford for not meeting him in Washington during Captive Nations Week coverage on Meet the Press.
David Kennedy twenty of McLean Virginia son of the late Attorney General Robert Kennedy was arrested for reckless driving after allegedly speeding 92 miles per hour on a highway near Woodstock Virginia Saturday night He faces charges of reckless driving and of not carrying a driver’s license and license registration.
Boston Globe interview quotes Sen Edward M Kennedy saying constant talk of a presidential bid could help Republicans in 1976 Senate race. Prince Charles funds a youth scheme in Britain to divert delinquents from crime. Maureen McGovern wins 10000 at Tokyo Music Festival for Even Better Than I Know Myself. Walter Kapryan to direct Cape Canaveral countdown for joint US Soviet space mission. Newsweek cover stunts spur moustache shave by Stazick, a Connecticut regimental member.
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