Senator Harrison Williams Office Break-ins Probed
Capitol police investigate two break ins at Senator Harrison Williams New Jersey office. A locked drawer and filing cabinets were found disturbed with no obvious missing legislative material though personal papers, tax returns, and bank statements were involved. FBI and Metropolitan police notified.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Walt Ramsey
Williams
Ramsey
Metropolitan Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Greenspun Hughes Elko Trial Faces Recess Amid Claims of Losses
Greenspun testifies on the first week of trial that a cloud over title halted development and cost millions in profits. He says he urged Hughes officials to return the first deed of trust on 2,300 acres used as collateral for a 4 million loan. He also describes a 1969 go-between role for Hughes to acquire 1,100 Las Vegas acres from Tom Ross, and notes a loan to Ross. The case involves sale disputes over Paradise Valley Country Club property and two parcels co owned with Jerome Mack. Trial resumes Tuesday.
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Greenspun
Hughes
Las Vegas
Tom Ross
Carson City
University of Nevada Regent
Ross
Paradise Valley Country Club
Summa
Jerome Mack
Ex-Driver License Examiner Sullivan Guilty Of Bribes
Donald W. Sullivan former drivers license examiner was found guilty by a jury on two counts of soliciting and accepting bribes. He received a suspended five year sentence with 90 days to be served in Clark County Jail and a $5000 fine recommended by probation but reduced by the judge for hardship.
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Donald W. Sullivan
Clark County
Howard W. Babcock
Sullivan
General Aircraft sues CIA for 75 million over cover operations
General Aircraft Corp. claims the CIA used its Helio name and planes in covert missions from the 1950s to last year, including subverting governments and killings of public officials. The suit seeks damages under federal acts, alleging reputational damage and loss of business after Helio was driven from the market.
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UPI
General Aircraft Corp
CIA
General Aircraft
Helio Aircraft Corp
Helio
George Bush
Herbert L. Fenster
CIA Association
Indochina
Taiwan
Congo
Senate Intelligence Committee
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Straatsma Succeeds Dr Daly As Ophthalmology Head
Dr Bradley R Straatsma a Los Angeles ophthalmologist was installed as president of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology at its 81st annual meeting in Las Vegas The 11 000 member society aims to educate specialists about latest discoveries in eye ear nose and throat medicine and plastic surgery with Dr Straatsma succeeding Dr John Daly and Dr Eugene Derlacki named president elect for next year
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Bradley R. Straatsma
Los Angeles
American Academy of Ophthalmology and
Otolaryngology
Medical Society of Eye, Ear
Las Vegas Convention Center
Albert Ruedemann, Jr
Detroit
D. Thane R. Cody
Rochester
Minn
Marshall Parks
Washington, D.C
C. M. Kos
Iowa City
Frederick Bloch
Brian McCabe
David Shoch
Chicago
Bruce Spivey
San Francisco
George Reed
Syracuse
N. Y
Third Term For Mike Question Arises In Nevada
In Carson City Gov. Mike OCallaghan faces a potential Nevada constitutional loophole that could allow a third term. He dismisses the idea as not worth discussing while he serves his current second term, likening it to planning a game before the schedule is set.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Mike O'Callaghan
O'Callaghan
Parole Violation Probe Ordered Over Agnew Case
U S District Court Judge Roszel C. Thomson ordered the Department of Justice to investigate allegations that former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew violated his parole. The motion, filed by Samuel Polur, seeks review of gifts from foreign governments and ties to Education for Democracy, with potential antitrust questions. The court said review could lead to further action in the case, and the investigation was expected to take about two months.
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API
Department of Justice
Spiro T. Agnew
Roszel C. Thomson
Samuel Polur
New York
Miami
Agnew
Polur
Polar
Education For Democracy
Indiana
Maryland
Kramer
Thomsen
Madeleine Hammers Ixtapa In 140 MPH Mexican Hurricane
Hurricane Madeleine struck the Ixtapa tourist resort on Mexico’s west coast with winds up to 140 mph before moving inland across mountains. Rain and floodwaters affected Acapulco and other areas as authorities reported evacuees and damaged crops. Communication cut. no immediate injury figures available.
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Mexico
Mexico City
UPI
Madeleine
Ixtapa
Atlantic
Acapulco
Sierra Madre Mountains
Liza
Peninsular
Baja California
Las Vegas Publicist Faces Possible New Trial
District Judge Howard W. Babcock could rule within two weeks on Susan Ford, a Las Vegas publicist convicted of harboring fugitive Michael Anselmo. Ford’s attorney Harry Reid argued juror Angelia Bernard tainted the verdict by discussing the trial with a witness and reading a newspaper account. Ford was sentenced to one year but remains free on bail while seeking a new trial.
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Howard W. Babcock
Las Vegas
Susan Ford
Ford
Harry Reid
Angelia Bernard
Michael Anselmo
Nevada
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Steve Gregory
Franklin
Babcock
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Philippines
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W. Lee Harrison
U.S
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Sue Ford
Sahara
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