Laird warns Vietnams aid funding will affect Vietnams program
Secretary of Defense Laird warns that Senate action on foreign aid will impact the Vietnamization plan and economic aid in Vietnam. He departs for Vietnam to brief South Vietnamese leaders and hopes the aid bill will advance. House leaders seek a 30 day stopgap to fund current operations while a longer program is crafted.
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White House
Foreign Relations Committee
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House Appropriations Committee
Congress
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Jackie Ari pact called ridiculous
A spokesman for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis described as ridiculous a report of a marriage contract with Aristotle Onassis detailing separate bedrooms and an annual outlay of 9300 for her travel and safety. Nancy Tuckerman said there is no such agreement, calling it fabricated, unfair and unkind.
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UPI
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Beteen
Angela Davis seeks ban on seized evidence in California trial
Defense attorneys argued that items seized from Angela Davis in Los Angeles including letters to George Jackson, a passport, and mass liberation pamphlets should be suppressed as illegally obtained. They request a venue transfer to avoid potential bias in Marin County jury pools amid the Soledad Brothers case.
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San Rafael
Howard Moore Jr
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Soledad
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Richard E. Arnason
Marin County
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Moore
FBI
Los Angeles
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Jackson
Rachelle Magee
Cay
Soledad Brothers
San Quentin
Tito Reviews World Stage In Los Angeles Visit
Yugoslav President Tito toured the Douglas plant and met officials in Long Beach and Los Angeles during a World Affairs Council luncheon. He praised U S reception, dodged press scrutiny, and urged unity while facing pickets and mixed Serbian Croatian demonstrations.
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World’s Affairs’ Council
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Freedom
Serbia
Boroslav Ergarse
Santa Monica
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Nixon
Ife
Russia
Ergarse
Yugoslavia
Roy L. Ash
Council
L.A
Sam Yorty
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Frazier clashes with witness in Soquel murder case
Hodney Sanford testified that Frazier, arrested Oct. 24, 1970, at a shack near the Ohta mansion death scene, whispered insults and urged deputies to shoot. Deputy Bradley Arbsland and Sanford found Frazier asleep with a large pocket knife, and Frazier asked why he did not get what he deserved as they left.
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Lela
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Frazier
Superior Court
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Victor M. Ohta
Ohta
Soquel
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Cannikin Test at five megatons stirs legal clash
Conservationists accuse the government of withholding secret CERLAP documents about Cannikin, a five megaton underground test planned to assess the Spartan warhead for the Safeguard system. Judge Hart ordered release of 12 documents while allowing a government appeal. The AEC stated readiness to detonate by Friday, with Cannikin creating the largest U.S. underground test, possibly eclipsed only by a Soviet blast.
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AEC
U.S
Nixon
Congress
FBI arrests pair over stolen bonds used as collateral
FBI agents in Los Angeles arrested Levis Wittelman and John Jerry after finding more than 400000 dollars in bearer municipal and corporate bonds at their possession. The bonds reportedly were stolen in a 2.2 million heist from the Pershing Co. in New York last March 17. The men were nabbed at a Wilshire Boulevard bank while negotiating a loan using the bonds.
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Los Angeles
Levis ‘Wittelman
John J. ‘Jerry
Philadelphia
Pershing Co
New York City
Wilshire Boulevard
Snan
U S aims at mortgages to ease interest rates
Washington expected the administration to target mortgages and consumer credit to restrain rates while avoiding fixed ceilings. Federal Reserve Chairman Burns said near term rate moves remain uncertain due to cross pressures and inflation fears. He urged swift international talks and lowering import surcharges, while stressing stand by authority over rates and linking dividend plans to wage growth.
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Federal Reserve
Arthur IF
Burns
Buns
House Banking Committee
Nixon
Senate unit OKs Nixon tax power on alien cars
Senate Finance Committee voted to grant President Nixon discretion to retain excise taxes on foreign made autos, backing a Bennett proposal that would let him target countries with discrimination against U S cars. The plan sets rising and falling rates through 1981, with a 7 percent rate in 1972 and a 1 percent rate by 1981. People: Senator Wallace Bennett, Uta h.00
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Oks
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
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H-Utah
Bennett, Motor Co
Salt Lake City
Ford
West
U.S
Pair in N.Y s probe of graft suspended
New York Police Commissioner Patrick Y Murphy suspended without pay two patrolmen who testified before the Knapp Commission on police graft. William Phillips and Edward Droge said gamblers paid bribes to plainclothes units. both had cooperated with investigators after evidence of their own involvement.
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Patrick Y. Murphy
New York Police Department
William Phillips
Nurothy
Commission
Knapp Commission
Edward F. Droge
Murphy
Mme
Knapp
Phillips
Droge
Brooklyn
Attorneys Fight Dock Contempt Fines In San Francisco
In San Francisco federal court attorneys for the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union argued against daily fines of about 256000 dollars for contempt tied to Taft Hartley back to work order. Government affidavits contended slowdowns crippled West Coast port operations in Long Beach Los Angeles and Oakland as both sides dispute hiring priority.
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Pacific Maritime Association
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
U.S. District Court
William T. Sweigert
Taft- Hartley
West Coast
Justice Department
Long Beach
Los Angeles
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