Crusader for prison reform shot to death in San Francisco
In San Francisco at about 3 a.m. Wilbur Popeye Jackson Jr. a 45 year old ex convict headed United Prisoners Union and a 28 year old Berkeley woman Sally Voye were shot dead in her parked car by a youth of about 18 who fired through the driver's window with an automatic gun. Witnesses said the killer leaned in and continued firing.
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San Francisco
UPD
Wilbur
Popeye” Jackson Jr
Falzon
Jackson
Popeye
United Prisoners Union
Miss Voye
Nedzi Acknowledges CIA Briefings On Assassination Plots
Detroit AP report says Rep. Lucien Nedzi admits CIA officials discussed possible assassinations. The Michigan Democrat and House CIA committee chair says he was briefed and will not detail specifics until the committee reviews all material. He notes no attempt to conceal information and cites three years of briefings.
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Detroit
Lucien Nedzi
CIA
Michigan
House
Nedzi
Lou Gordon
Gordon
Marchetti
John F. Kennedy
White House
Rockefeller Commission
Citizens Commission of Inquiry
Mark Lane
Ford
Lane
U.S. District Court
House Select Intelligence Committee
James V. Stanton
Dohio
New York Times
U.S
Congress
CIA abuses in focus as Marchetti urges Congress to act
Former CIA official Marchetti trains critique on secrecy and presidential control of the CIA. He says covert operations abroad echo domestic actions and calls for meaningful congressional oversight while denying direct knowledge of assassinations.
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Levi
CIA
Sunday
Congress
Victor Marchetti
Marchetti
Russia
Atlanta
American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Agency
Chile
Greece
Spain
Senate probes narcotics agent abuses in broad hearings
A Senate subcommittee opens hearings on alleged murder, theft and other crimes by federal narcotics agents. It will review claims of informant killings, planted evidence, illegal wiretaps, and agent payoffs, including a link to Howard Hughes Summa Corp at Las Vegas casinos.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
Las Vegas
Hughes
DEA
The
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Bribery Probe Broadens Across Major Corporations
Investigators widen a bribery inquiry touching Gulf Oil Ashland Phillips Northrop Del Monte and other firms. disclosures linked 1972 Nixon campaign contributions to SEC probes and private lawsuits. Northrop and Lockheed contract practices under scrutiny as Del Monte denies involvement.
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Gulf Oil Corp
Ashland Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
American Ship Building Co
United Brands Co
Richard Nixon
SEC
Senate Subcommittee
Multinational Corporations
Senate
Lockheed
Northrop
Ernst & Ernst
Switzerland
Frank J. DeFrancis
Washington
del Monte
Costa Rica
Gulf Oil
Getty case ties speeding to stolen pickup in Malibu
Getty, a Loyola University Los Angeles student and former Rome kidnapping victim, was cited for speeding by a highway patrolman while driving a pickup later identified as stolen. Deputies found the truck near Getty's home and he is ordered to appear in Malibu Municipal Court on June 17. The article recalls the 1973 Rome kidnapping and ransom saga, with abductors later arrested.
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Loyola University
Los Angeles
Rome
Getty
Van Crash Kills Wife As Husband Is Booked
In Chatsworth a Simi man lost control Sunday and hit a power pole killing his 24 year old wife Deborah Wassinger who was a passenger. James Wassinger 27 suffered minor injuries and was later booked on suspicion of manslaughter and felony drunken driving. The crash caused an hour long blackout and firefighters freed Mrs Wassinger from the wreckage.
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Wassinger
Christina Onassis to Renounce U.S. Citizenship and Gift Shipping Empire
Christina Onassis filed to renounce U.S. citizenship at the Paris embassy as heirs tax planning moves. She also divested control of Victory Carriers Inc and ordered a U.S. trust to benefit the American Hospital in Paris, with George S. Moore as trustee. The actions could reduce inheritance and income taxes.
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New York
Christina Onassis
United States
Onassis
Aristotle S. Onassis
U.S
Paris
Washington
Greece
Argentina
Christina
Alexander
Miss Onassis
Victory Carriers Inc
U.S. Maritime Administration
George S. Moore
First National City Bank of New York
Onassis Interests
Monte Carlo
Panama
Liberia
Switzerland
Victory Carriers
Department of Justice
American Hospital
District of Columbia
Congress
Onassis Indicted Over WWII Flagship Purchases and Victory Carriers Trusts
Exclusive reports detail Greek shipowners including Stravros Niarchos facing U.S. shipping law violations for acquiring U.S. flagships and transferring ownership to non citizens. It notes Onassis settled in 1955 with $7 million and placed Victory Carriers in a trust for his American-born children.
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Stravros Niarchos
U.S
Onassis
Victory Carriers
L B Proposal Seeks Beach Hang Gliding Curbs
Ocean Boulevard bluff hang gliding linked to public safety concerns by marine safety officers. City Manager John R. Mansell notes aim to restrict launches while allowing potential exhibitions. City Council to hear first reading Tuesday with adoption possible next Tuesday.
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Marine Safety Division
Ocean Boulevard Bluff
John R. Mansell
Mansell
Marine Department
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Subcommittee On Investigation
Drug Enforcement Administration
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N.Y. Times Service
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Los Cerritos Center
South St
Gridley Rd
Wilshire
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