Mitchell Set To Testify In Kleindienst Hearings
Former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell faces Senate questioning on ITT antitrust settlements and convention funding links. He denies involvement in negotiations and says ITT officials should handle the matters. Harold Geneen of ITT and Dita Beard figure in conflicting accounts amid ongoing inquiries.
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Nixon
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Jack Anderson
Justice Department
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ITT
Anderson
Dita D. Beard
Mrs. Beard
Kentucky
Louie B. Nunn
Andersen
Department of Justice
Nudist groups push open parks and public access
The American Sunbathing Association plans a public opening of nudist parks this year, charging modest fees and dropping strict screening. President Robert G Johnston says clubs nationwide will join, betting on a 25 percent growth aided by a new ad push and a photo-free guidebook.
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Los Angeles
National Assembly forms in black political push
A leading group of black leaders and activists formed the National Assembly to pursue political independence from major parties. Jesse Jackson called it a lightweight miracle as delegates from NAACP, NWR, PUSTH, RNA, and NDPA gathered with lawmakers and advisers to shape a potential third party or national movement.
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Michigan
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Women Lose Dollars Instead Of Pounds
Hundreds of women queued at three Miami reducing studios only to find equipment and staff vanished. Police estimate thousands in prepaid fees as owner Bill Bremer disappeared with belts and mirrors, leaving studios licensed in January and customers left unpaid and frustrated.
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Foreign Agricultural Service
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South Miami
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Schimek
Dade County
Bill Bremer
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