Lockheed Ordered to Reveal SEC Payment Records
A federal judge ordered Lockheed Aircraft Corp. and chairman Daniel J. Haughton to disclose SEC documents detailing more than $100 million in payments and bribes to sales agents and foreign officials. Judge John H. Pratt set a five day deadline and allowed State Department intervention to block sensitive segments.
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Moore cleared for guilty plea in Ford assassination case
U S District Judge Samuel Conti ruled Sara Jane Moore competent to plead guilty to charges tied to the Sept 22 shot at President Ford. A hearing was set to decide on her requested plea change as juror orders were canceled.
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Ford
U.S
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Conti
FBI
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Bekeley
Calif
O'Donnell
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Court To Review Miranda Rules In Major Supreme Court Move
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to the 1966 Miranda safeguards urging a shift to a looser standard. Iowa urges reversal of Robert Williams conviction for a 1968 Des Moines girl’s murder, arguing the interrogation was voluntary. The case may overhaul or narrow the decades old police warning rule.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Iowa
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William J. Brennan Jr
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Trains Crash Kills and Injures Holiday Travelers in Portugal
In central Portugal at Fornos de Aigodres rescue teams pulled at least 12 bodies from snow wreckage after a Paris bound express collided head on with a stationary Christmas train. About 50 passengers were hurt as helicopters ferried doctors and soldiers to the isolated site.
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UPI
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Jane Fonda Accuses Hoover of Discrediting Her via Fake Letter
Actress Jane Fonda testified in a 1973 civil rights suit that FBI director J Edgar Hoover approved a phony letter to a Hollywood columnist accusing her of singing a song about killing Richard Nixon. The document, dated June 25 1975, was presented in court as part of her claim for 2.8 million in damages.
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