Agents In U S Military Paid Through Swiss Banks
Defense Department testimony shows evidence that secret Swiss bank accounts were used to cloak payoffs to U S military personnel who supplied intelligence to foreign powers. The hearing on a bill to halt such accounts faced administration resistance and bank protests, jeopardizing the measure.
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Jean Heller
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
House Banking Committee
Department
Department of Defense
Pentagon
Treasury Department
Nixon Administration
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Nal
Robert M. Morgenthau
Wisconsin Democratic panel named to study operations
Wimmer forms a development commission to examine internal party operations in Wisconsin. David Carley chairs the panel with Les Aspin and Helen Sigmund as deputies, joined by UW and state leaders, farmers, and union figures.
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State Party
Fred Harris
National Party
National Democratic Study Commission
Wimmer
Wisconsin
David Carley
Madison
Crossing guard and child injured in Sparta intersection collision
Dewey Terpstra aged 76 and Cheryl Woodard aged 5 were struck at a Sparta street intersection shortly before noon Tuesday. Terpstra, a crossing guard, received head lacerations and bruises at St Mary's Hospital and was released. Cheryl Woodard, daughter of Mrs Fay Woodard, had a bruised leg and was not hospitalized. Curtis Wells, 22, was driving and unable to stop at North and Montgomery Streets.
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Sparta
Wis
Dewey Terpstra
Cheryl Woodard
Terpstra
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cheryl
Fay Woodard
Curtis Wells
North
Montgomery
Frankincense and Myrrh Prices Steady This Christmas
Despite Middle East tensions, prices for frankincense and myrrh remain unchanged. Political shifts in Sudan caused a gum shortage but not enough to alter quotations. Myrrh sells for 65 to 75 cents per pound and frankincense, trade name olibanum gum, 30 to 35 cents per pound.
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New York
Sudan
Jewish Santas Help Family In Milwaukee
Milwaukee story reports Jewish businessmen led a Santa Claus relief drive for a Spanish speaking family that lost one of its seven children in a traffic accident. About 200 B nai B rith members and others gathered food, toys and clothing to sustain the family for two months.
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Milwaukee
Martin Stein
Stein
B'nai B'rith
Hospital Helps Kidney Patient To Be At Home
In Cleveland an AP report says William T Harold a 44 year old kidney patient can spend a week with family in Norfolk Virginia as the VA pays $500 for a private hospital dialysis machine. The aid represents a new policy allowing payment for private hospital care for a veteran. Harold has remained at the Cleveland VA since April awaiting a donor kidney transplant.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Veterans Administration
William T. Harold
Norfolk
Harold
Cleveland Hospital
Construction Worker Buried By Bulldozer
Kenosha AP report says Alfred C. Jensen 69 of Racine, an employee for a Milwaukee firm building a pipeline to a new fruit canning factory, was recovered Tuesday from a trench after a bulldozer inadvertently buried him. Cause of death not immediately determined.
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