Senate aides debate new vote on Klemens nomination and Life charges
Judiciary Committee members signal possible fresh vote on the Klemens nomination amid debate over broadening the inquiry into Life magazine charges. Eastland delays further hearings until a seven senator panel finishes questioning Mrs Beard as Life reports tie to San Diego officials, Barnes-Champ agency and political contributions.
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Judiciary Committee
James C. Kasttind
Inu
Mansfield
Klemdienst
Hastland
Pew
Tunney
Life Magazine
San Diego
Eastland
Beard
Stutz
U.S
Harry Steward
Barnes-Champ
Huffman
Stewall
Frank Thornton
Ad Agency
Steward
Thornton
Life
C. Arthult Smith
Insanity Plea in Long Beach Ax Murders
John M. Finley 23 pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to two murder charges and one attempted murder count in Long Beach Superior Court. The slayer, with a beard and long hair, stood silent as attorney Thomas F. McCarry noted the insanity plea entered March 2. He is accused of killing Mrs Judith Terry and her 2-year-old son Scott and injuring a man at their San Pedro home January 24, based on a psychiatric report by Dr Seymour Pollack. Further reports were ordered and motions for additional confidential reports were set for May 3 proceedings.
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John M. Finley
Long Beach Superior Court
Slont
Thomas F. McCarry
Pubes
Kenneth Aidge
Pinley
Judith Terry
Scott
Dowslas
W. 25Th St
San Pedro
Aid
Seymour Pollack
McCarry
Marito
Allorney
Curt Liversay
Ruther
State Department denies plotting in Chile
State Department spokesman denied interference claims regarding Chile but did not fully reject some charges from ITT and other memos. He said the Nixon administration rejects thwarting Chilean constitutional processes while declining to answer whether others proposed action to remove Allende or if the CIA was involved. Chilean officials reacted with serious concern over the Anderson memos.
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Washington
UPL
State Department
United States
Salvador Allende
Charles W. Gray
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Edward Kerry
Eduardo Frei
Allende
Bray
Kerry
Frei
JTV
CIA
ITT
Food Cost Rise Spurs Calls for Action and Criticism
February's 3.8 percent year over year rise in the consumer price index prompts Grayson to warn of possible action by the commission or the Cost of Living Council. Opponents label Nixon's economic program a failure while labor leader George Meany denounces price controls as a sham and argues wages lag behind rising costs.
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Grayson
Commission
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
America
George Meany
Aflcio
Meany
Labor Bureau
Two Industrial Accidents Leave One Dead and One Injured
A Garden Grove man, 49, Charles A. Hoss, died after a fire extinguisher exploded while he emptied it at Safely Industries. In Paramount, 11 year old Dayle Aiken was crushed by an industrial crane at American Brass Co while on a scaffold, suffering critical injuries and undergoing surgery.
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Garden Grove
Conmipton
Charles. A. Hoss
Mimwand
Safely Industries
Lia Talana Ave
Starkewood
Ural
Escaped can caught after bank holdup
San Francisco police arrested Charles Ball after a Bank of America robbery at Powell and Market. Ball, 24, fled with 31000 dollars following a jailbreak from San Mateo County Jail with eight other inmates using cellblock keys and a sawed bolt before slipping into waiting cars.
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San Francisco
UPL
San Mateo County
Tellet
Edmund Pryal
Charles Ball
Bank of America
Powell and Market Streets
Ball
Pryal
Sheriff's Reserve
Supreme Court voids antidraft picket conviction over abusive words
The Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that an antidraft picket near Atlanta in 1966 could not be punished for cursing and threatening police, striking down the abusive language Georgia law. Justice Brennan said fighting words may be punished only if likely to start a fight, with dissents criticizing the decision as misguided. The court also allowed debtors to challenge garnishment of bank accounts under an 1846 civil rights law, in a separate ruling.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Draft
Atlanta
Johnny C. Wilson
Wilson
Brennan
Georgia
William ©. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Purger
Blackman
Nixon Administration
Lewis F. Powel Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Mra
Dorothy Lynch
New Haven
Conn
Stewart
Long Beach Naval Complex Gets $92 Million Military Upgrade Plan
Congress is asked to authorize $92 million for Long Beach naval facilities including Pier E conversion and upgrading at the Naval Shipyard, a ship waste system, and fuel plant conversion at Seal Beach, plus $7.8 million for extending utilities and housing at the Long Beach complex. The world-wide military package totals $1.1 billion. a full breakdown is not yet available.
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Long Beach
Congress
Craig Hosmer
Washington
Naval Shipyard
Pier E
Navy
Rap. Hosmer
Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station
Naval Station
Long Beach Naval Complex
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John Alessio
Frank Curran
Alessio
Curran
Selthea
National Organization of Women
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Executives’ Club of Chicago
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Chile
Santiago
Umtil
Augusto Olivares
Clarin
John N. Irwin
Nexon Atdis
Herbert Stein
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Stein
Tip
Anaheim Memorial Hospital
Aiken
Taramount
War Foe
Impress Records
McCloud
Nbc-Tv
Oaly
White Front Home
Cherry Ave
del Amo
L.B
Dewey
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