Ex-Vesco captain recalls threat on pilot linked to Vesco
Senate panel heard Jay P. Cook describe a Godfather like exchange over a pilot who cooperated with the US. Vesco relatives offered a deal the pilot could not refuse. Cook testified Vesco family warned of harm as Vesco faced SEC probes and an arms smuggling case linked to Costa Rica.
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Meat packer fined in union bribe plot
The world’s largest beef packing firm was fined seven thousand dollars for a one million dollar conspiracy to bribe supermarket officials to open the New York market to boxed meat. Co founder Holman was convicted but spared penalty.
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Byrd eyeing role on 1976 Democratic ticket
Senator Robert Byrd indicated he may be interested in a spot on the 1976 Democratic presidential ticket. He said he would not rule out a national backup position and is watching developments, noting there is time to observe potential candidates.
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Japan seeks U S explanation on nuclear ship disclosures
Japan asked the United States via its Washington embassy for an explanation of disclosures by retired Rear Admiral Gene Larocque that U S warships armed with nuclear weapons regularly call at Japanese ports. Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, under fire over nuclear policy, pressed for clarity as opposition parties urged Diet questioning.
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A $20 billion warplane deal dubbed the arms sale of the century was postponed by American, French, Swedish analysts and defense ministers from Helglung, Morkand, Norway and Denmark. A December decision is now expected as bids and contract talks continue for a replacement for the aging FIM Starfighters.
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