Judge orders Huston aide to name Huston Plan targets
U.S. District Judge Malcolm M. Lucas orders former White House aide Tom Charles Huston to disclose the persons and groups targeted by the 1970 Huston Plan within 30 days or invoke executive privilege Miss Jane Fonda's $2.8 million civil suit cites alleged harassment by federal agencies linked to the plan Nixon said the plan was approved but not enacted.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jane Fonda
White House
Huston
U.S. District Court
Malcolm M. Lucas
Miss Fonda
Nixon
Mark Rosenbaum
Lewis tapes charge upheld by Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit upheld Will Lewis's contempt conviction for withholding tape recordings and letters from terrorist groups. The Los Angeles KPFK general manager was jailed 16 days before release pending appeal, and he may seek Supreme Court review. The court rejected First Amendment newsman protections.
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San Francisco
UPI
Los Angeles
U.S. Court of Appeals For the
Ninth Circuit
Will Lewis
KPFK
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Appeals Court
Nixon to address economy in Los Angeles speech
President Nixon plans a 7 30 p m Los Angeles speech to discuss the economy amid signs of a mild 1974 recession. White House aides say no major programs will be announced and a belt tightening message will be stressed to Americans.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
Los Angeles
White House
New York
Alan Greenspan
Herbert L. Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Kenneth Bush
Greenspan
Gerald L. Warren
Navy jet accident sinks helicopter killing six
A U S Navy F4 Phantom fired a Sidewinder at a parachute flare during a training exercise near Subic Bay Philippines, hitting a rescue helicopter and sinking it. All six aboard were killed including Lt. Donald G. Allen and Lt. (jg) Roger Oster Woodring. investigation launched.
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UPS
Philippines
Navy
U.S. Naval Base
Subic Bay
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Bradley
Ranger
Donald G. Allen
Chickasha
Okla
Roger Oster Woodring
Tyrone
Danny Earl Porter
Dunnellon
Fla
Steven Rolla Sanchez
Portland
Ore
Ronald Francis St. John
Palmer
Mass
John David Graham
Kailua
Hawaii
Weather notes on heat wave from Presidio Texas
Thundershowers stretched from the eastern Great Lakes to the central Gulf States. Presidio Texas recorded extreme heat with temperatures near 100 degrees. A local weather veteran recalls past broadcasts naming Presidio the hottest spot, noting a 112 degree high in prior years and a 99 degree day on July 17.
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United Press International
Great Lakes
Central Gulf
States
Presidio, Tex
Oliver Harper
Federal inmates take hostage at Florence center
Four inmates at the Florence Federal Detention Center seized a guard late Monday and demanded to see their attorneys. The guard was taken hostage before 10 p.m. in an apparent escape attempt. the inmates then fled to a dormitory with 29 residents. FBI noted no violence beyond the initial event and said attorneys were en route.
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UPI
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Florence
FBI
Gold treasure hunt eyed at White Sands Missile Range
Gov. Bruce King seeks to inspect a gold bar as proof the legendary cache exists on Victoria Peak within White Sands. The Army will allow qualified treasure hunters a 48 hour window under supervision, with a 25 percent NM state share agreed in a signing.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Department of the Army
White Sands Missile Range
Bruce King
Army
King
Bailey
New Mexico
Victoria Peak
Missile Range
Callaway
Popeil case unfolds as defense calls frame up claim
Eloise Popeil and her boyfriend Daniel Ayers contend they did not hire killers to murder her husband. Prosecutors allege conspiracy to commit murder and solicitation with two would be hit men who later became witnesses, while noting $200 million inheritance at stake.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Eloise Popeil
Chicago
Samuel Popeil
Mrs. Popeil
Daniel M. Ayers
Ayers
Popeil
SLA maps tied to Oakland robbery traced by authorities
Authorities hold numerous Symbionese Liberation Army maps and sketches linked to the Foster murder case in Oakland. A map shows a Berkeley tavern employee’s bank pickup route where two men drove off with cash, later identifying Joseph Remiro as one attacker. The discovery followed a Concord SLA headquarters fire and arson.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
SLA
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Marcus Foster
Berkeley
Ralph J. Young
Young
Remiro
Concord
Adell offers 50 000 reward for kidnapped son
Retired Detroit industrialist Robert Adell announced a fifty thousand dollar reward for the return of his 16 year old son Lawrence Adell who vanished June 1 after leaving a Palm Springs coffee shop. He pleaded for his son's safe return living or dead and named two men tied to the case, Angelo Inciso and Hugh Pheaster, who were under federal arrest or indictment considerations. Hoffa, a longtime family associate, aided efforts and visited Inciso in jail in Los Angeles.
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Ayers
Chicago
Popeil
Los Angeles
Peeler
Bregman
UPI
Detroit
Robert Adell
Adell
Lawrence Adell
Palm Springs
Calif
Angelo Inciso
Inciso
Hugh Pheaster
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
United Industrial Workers Union
Los Angels
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