Shapp Faces Rough Start in Presidential Bid
Governor Shapp, venturing an unofficial run for the Democratic nomination, confronts credibility questions amid a Pittsburgh federal grand jury probe into his 1970 campaign finances. A $10,000 donation allegedly reported or not remains disputed, with campaign aides cited.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Shapp
Excellency
Pittsburgh
Michael Baker, Jr
Baker
Michael Baker Jr
Dinner with Maheu and Finney Tales of Rookie Cops
A Jim Bishop article recounts Robert Maheu as an FBI man before meeting Howard Hughes, plus a tale of rookie cops Bishop and Tom O Connor in Jersey City. The rookies confront a boa constrictor, chaos ensues, and Finney's temper yields a harsh lesson on policing.
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Jim Bishop
Casa Santino
Robert Maheu
F.B.I
Howard Hughes
Mahey
Keystone Kops
van Nostrad Avenue
Jersey City
Ben Finney
Big John
Finney
Bishop
Tom O'Connor
O'Connor
Sun Precinct
Holy Name
Phoenix
Arizona
Maheu
G-Man
Bob
J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Federal Bureau
Winterdate 1925 Incendiary Attack Strikes Orchard Again
A fragmentary report describes enemies of the Indians persecuting a local association. Two to three dozen fruit and nut trees were planted but recently nearly all were damaged by incendiary actions. Trees were replanted after the vandalism.
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Sini
CIA Snoopers Use Fake Pentagon Credentials
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports CIA operatives in the United States used forged Defense Department credentials to conduct background checks and investigations. Police protests, internal memos from Bernard O'Donnell, and DEA-like secrecy surround cases in Washington and Idaho. Pentagon officials warned of CIA impersonators while defense investigators allegedly shield CIA personnel.
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Washington
CIA
Defense Department
Pentagon
DOD
United States
Delonge Investigative Service
Defense Investigative Service
Ofense Department
Bernard O'Donnell
Boeing Company
Seattle
Epen
Everett
Wash
Idaho
Los Angeles
O'Donnell
Crime control by deterrence and fairness urged by attorney general
In a column exclusive to this page Edward Levi writes as U S Attorney General that crime in the United States is dire and rising, urging swift punishment, deterrence, and a fair enforcement process. He notes Department grants exceed averted costs and calls for national resolve to reform the justice system and restore public faith in law enforcement.
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Victor Riesel
U.S
Edward H. Levi
Washington
Justice Department
It's A Fact About Wordsworth and Soldiers in Europe
It states William Wordsworth as the all time champion pedestrian with 180000 miles by age 65. It notes over 5000 U S soldiers and General George Patton buried in Luxembourg Belgium with grateful citizens tending their graves after liberation from the Nazis.
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William Wordsworth
U.S
George §. Patton
Luxembourg
Belgium
Grateul
Government funds windmill study to test public reaction
A $147,800 NSF and ERDA grant funds a year long study by the University of Illinois Survey Research Laboratory to gauge public acceptance of modern wind turbines in five U S regions. Prof. Robert Ferber notes public views will shape the feasibility of using wind power for national energy. Meanwhile auto costs rise as insurance and parts prices climb, reversing earlier relief from low accident rates. Goodwill intake dips, signaling weaker consumer demand, says Ohio Valley official W Sharon Florer.
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Pentagon
Puzzle Palace
Potomac
Milita Brass
Air Force
Army
Navy
National Security Agency
Defense Department
Don Oakley
National Science Foundation
Energy Research and Development Administration
University of Iinois’ Survey Research Laboratory
Plains of Kansas
Pacific Northwest
Robert Ferber
Warn Insurance
Goodwill Industries
W. Sharon Florer
Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries
Uncertain origins of June name cited by authorities
Authorities debated the etymology of the month June linking to Juno or to youth. The discussion notes quirks in Roman naming and compares June to May as a designation for different groups. A stray sentence mentions a housefly and bustard wingbeat rates for contrast.
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Junius
Juno
Juniorea
Maiores
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