Mitchell says jurors biased in Watergate trial
Former Attorney General John Mitchell and his team allege jurors in the Watergate cover-up case were drawn from a poisoned well. They cite extensive briefs challenging juror neutrality and claim Justice Sirica failed to probe inconsistencies during voir dire.
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UPI
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Mitchell
Robert C. Marcian
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John J. Sirica
White House
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John D. Ehrlichman
Veniremen
Leon) Jaworski
John A Hoffar
John J. Sinica
Bnef
Sirica
Haffar
Ruth Gould
Richard M. Nixon
Roy Carter
LV Cops Suspended Over Alleged Assault and Robbery
A woman reported two detectives abused a man after detaining him outside a bar. She described handcuff use, a pistol, wallet theft, and repeated demands for oral sex. The case went to robbery detectives. officers took weekend off and later offered a conflicting account.
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el Cid
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Carson Streets
Second
Badgers
Dozens Hurt As Boston Subway Train Collides
Dozens of rush hour riders were injured when a subway train rear ended another underground on the Harvard Square to downtown line during a 98 degree day. At least 20 were carried to hospitals by stretcher while many others received treatment in street relief stations. Police described most injuries as minor.
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Boston
UPI
Harvard Square
Peter Pascuiccio
Congress stalls Turkey aid and oil price plan
Congress took no action on a Turkey aid embargo suspension after Rep. Madden refused to move the bill. Speaker Albert called the issue postponed. Energy policy also stalled as Ford’s 60 percent oil price relief plan was rejected and risks a veto with price controls expiring August 31. The House approved a six month oil price extension and a Pentagon budget cut of 10 percent for fiscal 1976.
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D-Ind
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Gunmen End Oklahoma City supermarket siege after five hours
Three gunmen seized three store employees at Humpty Dumpty Foods in Oklahoma City and held them for over five hours before surrendering unharmed. Hostages, including Ron Miller and Jack Linn, walked out unassisted as police and sniper teams surrounded the scene.
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UPI
Humpty Dumpty
Ron Miller
Jack Linn
Gary Stone
Patience Latting
David Boren
I. G. Purser
Purser
Nutter
Economy Shows Recovery Signs
United Press International reports corporate profits fell 19 percent in April to June, signaling ongoing recovery from the severe slump. The Wall Street Journal survey of 651 firms notes executives expect price hikes in autos, steel, aluminum, food, and air travel to offset higher labor and energy costs.
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Wall Street Journal
Chaparral Grid Coach Resigns After Arrest on Theft Charges
Victor George Calvin, Chaparral High School head football coach in Las Vegas, quits after arrest for possession of stolen property. His wife Isabella faced similar charges as detectives tied two stolen typewriters and a calculator to the school burglary of November 21 to 23. The items, traced to Dr Ghanem, were recovered by police. the Calvins posted bond and await court dates.
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Las Vegas
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Metro
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Ghanem
Dr Ghanem
Pleasant View Ave
Western High School
IBM
Clark County
Maryland Parkway
Hilton Hotel
Wanda Dingle
Hoffa Fate Remains A Mystery In Detroit Case
The 1963 Senate inquiry named Giacalone as the Detroit mob enforcer involved in Hoffa's fate. Investigators in Bloomfield Township are probing Hoffa's 1975 disappearance while his son questions whether Giacalone was involved. Frank E. Fitzsimmons and Hoffa clashed over the union presidency after Hoffa's 1971 prison release.
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Hoffa
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Jimmy
Giacalone
U.S. Senate
Detroit
Grennier
Bloomfield Township
Israel Faces Mixed Reactions to African Aid to Israel
An Israeli official in Jerusalem said Arab aid for Israel's U.N. ouster was a setback but not a final defeat. He predicted Arabs will push another suspension-ex pulsion move at the nonaligned nations meeting in Lima on August 25.
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U.N
Jerusalem
Lima
Peru
City Deadlock Over Masseuse Permits Sparks Legal Fight
Goldman rules Sultan's Palace masseuses may keep permits due to prior licenses as city officials clash with the ordinance. Assistant City Attorney Ahlstrom seeks a stay from Goldman or a Supreme Court justice, while Mayor Briare orders license denials pending appeal. Contempt issues require a formal hearing before any jail or fines.
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Goldman
Dan Ahlstrom
Carson City
Supreme Court
Bill Briare
Ahlstrom
Briare
Ira Britt
Leavitt
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