Kennedy says no political talk after Chappaquiddick death
In an interview with the Boston Globe Kennedy states there was no discussion of political consequences the night of Mary Jo Kopechne’s death. He defends the 1969 Little Co report and admits tardy reporting was irrational and indefensible.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquidick Island
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Arthur D. Little Co
Senate
Congress
James A. Boyle
Boyle
Little
The
Globe
Miss Kopechne
Joseph Gargan
Robert
Edgartown
Guard tied to $43 million Armored Express heist arrested
Federal and local authorities seized Ralph Marrera, 31, at his Oak Park home as the chief insider suspect in the largest cash theft in U S history. He faced federal charges of bank larceny burglary and illegal use of explosives and faced standard court proceedings.
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Chicago
UPI
Armored Express Co
FBI
Ralph Marrera
Oak Park
U.S
Marrera
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Charles Marzano
Marzano
Evanston
Oil use wage price controls hinted at
Two senior administration figures warn unemployment may rise as steps to save the economy loom. Mansfield predicts wage and price controls may return, while Simon says mandatory oil controls could follow if conservation fails. Greenspan expects higher unemployment by spring but gradual policy to expand.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Treasury
William E. Simon
Ford
Simon
Alan Greenspan
Irman
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
ABC
U.S. News and World Report
Mansfield
CBS
Congress
Ex-gangster Cohen claims Hearst kidnapping plan hatched in Cleveland
Retired gangster Mickey Cohen says he found Patricia Hearst in Cleveland through black radicals and numbers runners and planned to return her to California by force if needed. He implicated a Hearst family lawyer and said the plan included a San Francisco destination, noting no timetable and that it never progressed to action. The FBI would not comment on Cohen's information.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mickey Cohen
Patricia Hearst
Cleveland
California
Miss Hearst
James M MacInnis
San Francisco
Cohen
Catherine Hearst
Patty
Rison
Los Angeles Times
Delano Defreeze
Donald Defreeze
SLA
Randolph
Hearsts
Watergate defense charges Jaworski violate gag rule
Defense lawyers accuse former special prosecutor Leon Jaworski of breaking the court gag rule as E. Howard Hunt Jr. testifies as a court witness. Judge Sirica upholds the rule while the prosecution plans to call about 35 witnesses including Hunt, with Neal defending the approach.
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Washington
UPI
Ial
Leon Jaworski
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John J. Wilson
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Jaworski
James F. Neal
Lacovara
John J. Sirica
Washington Post
Sirica
Neal
Hunt
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