Polluters to be judged, Good says
Sandra Good testifies in a Sacramento trial claiming the International People s Court of Retribution led by Charles Manson will punish polluters unless pollution ends. She asserts Manson heads the group formed in the 1250s, while denying other details amid the courtroom proceedings.
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Sacramento
Sandra Good
International People's Court of Retribution
Charles Manson
Thomas MacBride
Manson
Miss Good
Susan Murphy
International People’s Court of Retribution
International People’s Court
IPCR
Miss Murphy
MacBride
Ford and Reagan Trade Charges as Kissinger Joins
President Ford campaigned in Illinois defending his farm policies and Kissinger, while Ronald Reagan framed Ford as vulnerable in the primary. Kissinger, in Boston remarks, urged substantive policy critique over slogans. Jackson accused Kissinger of crossing into partisan politics.
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Reagan
Kissinger
Illinois
Ronald Reagan
Rockford
Henry A. Kissinger
Criti Kissinger
Chicago
Wisconsin
Totten
Boston
Sen
Henry
Jackson
D-Wash
Washington
Air Force signals closures and base reductions plan
The Air Force will close three bases Kincheloe in Michigan Craig in Alabama and Webb in Texas and cut operations at 48 others while retiring some B 52 bombers to save costs. Reed denied political timing though tied to a presidential year debate. Major reductions target Loring Missouri and Richards Gebaur with 7500 military and 2000 civilian job losses and about 4500 transfers.
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Air Force
Kincheloe
Ford
Michigan
Craig
Alabama
Webb
Texas
Loring
Male
Richards-Gebaur
Missouri
Reed
Nixon testimony outlines plan use of illegal surveillance
Nixon said he approved possible illegal domestic intelligence methods in the Houston Plan as similar to prior administrations and effective per intelligence agencies. He admitted awareness of mail covers and possible embassy wiretaps, but denied knowledge of certain break-ins and a Chilean coup plot, stressing he acted to protect national security within perceived legal bounds.
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Ilouster
Houston
Church
Atty
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Inte
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Soviet Union
China
National Security Agency
National Security Council
Pentagon
CIA
Beverly Hills
Daniel Elisberg
White House
Chile
Allende
Hearst Trial Pauses as Hearst Tests Flu Symptoms
Miss Hearst showed feverish symptoms and breathing difficulty at the federal building prompting a medical check by Dr. Elizabeth Paeth. The defense sought to keep her present for all testimony, with Dr. Kozol set to testify about jailhouse interviews. Jurors were told a timetable, with next steps depending on her condition.
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Hearst
Federal Building
Elizabeth Paeth
U.S. Public Health Service
Paeth
Johnson
Miss Hearst
Federal
Harry Kozol
Kozol
James L. Browning
Carter
Momssy
Browning
Ex-Eastland aide admits Soviet espionage role and double agency
Kenneth R Tolliver, former aide to Mississippi Democrat James Eastland, acknowledged supplying information to Soviet agents for about seven years while claiming he acted as a double agent for the FBI. He says he never handed over classified material, but with FBI approval provided phony documents stamped secret. Eastland says Tolliver was discharged for reasons beyond espionage concerns.
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Washington
Sei. James
Eastland
FBI
Kenneth R. Tolliver
Mississippi
Tolliver
Greenville
Judiciary Committee
Internal Security
Museum leadership eyes debt purge before turnover
Foundation trustees aim to repay most of the 34 million borrowed to build the museum, reducing city indebtness. Loan renegotiations with Bank of America continue as talks seek a unified operator by September. Bixby and Murchison push to avoid litigation and fulfill a smooth leasehand and property transfer to the city.
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Bank of America
Bixby
Hin
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U.S
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