New Hughes Affidavit Denies Book Involvement
An affidavit attributed to Howard Hughes denies supplying material for Clifford Irving or a second Eaton edited autobiography. The document, sworn in Manhattan Supreme Court, asserts Hughes never authorized Eaton or Irving to discuss him. Irving faces court in New York as Hughes interests press to halt publication of the works.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Hughes
Irving
Robert P. Eaton
Ibiza
Spain
Eaton
McGraw-Hill Book Co
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
David Shivitz
Nevada
Ladies Home Journal
Best Books Press
Hippocrene Books, Inc
McGraw
Eckersley
Wind Blamed for Wayne Trace Road Accident
Heavy winds caused a crash on Wayne Trace Road near Ohio 73 in Butler County. Dora Lee Osterberger, 51, of 1881 Oxford Middletown Road, lost control and overturned in a ditch. she was transported to Fort Hamilton Hospital by Seven Mile Police for treatment.
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Hamilton
Wayne Trace Road
Ohio
Butler County
Dora Lee’ Osterberger
Oxford- Middletown Road
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Seven Mile Police
Soviet Fishermen Face U S Court on Illegal Fishing Charges
Three Soviet herring fleet crew members Vladi mir Artemov Igor Bovtun and Nikolai Pavluk appeared in U S District Court Anchorage facing federal charges for illegal fishery support inside the 12 mile U S zone. They were arraigned after ships seized January 18 near St Matthew Island about 200 miles from western Alaska. Each faces up to 100000 fine and vessel confiscation if convicted.
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Anchorage
Alaska
U.S
Weiner
Neanerles En Fave
U.S. Coast ‘Guard
Bering Sea
Vladimir Artemov
Igor Bovtun
Nikolai Pavluk
Artemov
Bovtun
Pavluk
St. Matthew Island
U.S. District Court
James VanDerheydt
Adak Island
Aleutians
James Wannnamaker
Ys Veersee
Coast Guard
Storis
Nader Sues Over Milk Price Rise Tied to Campaign Payoffs
Ralph Nader has filed suit in Washington claiming the 6 percent milk price hike was caused by Congressional pressure and campaign contributions to the Republican party and Nixon re election committees. The suit cites $186,000 in lobbying group contributions to Congress and $300,000 to Nixon campaign groups, and says the higher price raises dairy costs and will cost the government $126 million this year. A Calvary Baptist Church film show of His Land will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. with World Wide Pictures produced color footage of Israel featuring Cliff Barrows and Cliff Richard. The church will be open to the public for the screening.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Congress
Republican Party
Nixon
The
Holy Land
Calvary Baptist Church
World Wide Pictures
Israel
Cliff Barrows
Cliff Richard
England
White House
U.S. District Court
Na‘der
Federal Govern
Agriculture Department
Isuit
Moscow Meeting Its Allies Opens In Prague On Security Talks
In Prague the Soviet Union and its six East European allies convened a summit on European security and relations with the West. Delegations arrived by limousine as police guarded the Castle precincts amid freezing weather. Radio Prague promised a new peace initiative and possible all-European security proposals for early talks.
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Prague
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Unmania
Bulgaria
Kings of Bohemia
Radio Prague
Europe
Kremlin
Rude Pravo
Council Elects Officers
John C. Engle re elected president of the Butler County Environmental Study Council at a noon dinner in Hamilton. John F. Kinder of Interstate Folding Box Co. Middletown named vice president. C L Hardin re elected secretary treasurer. Marjorie Addington and Robert V. Moschell named trustees for three years. Tony Hessling of OKI gave a color slide on regional water and sewer plans for nine counties including Butler and Warren.
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Hamilton
John C. Engle
Hamilton Public Utilities
Butler County Environmental Study Council
John F. Kinder
Interstate Folding Box Co
Middletown
C.L
Jack) Hardin
Butler County
Marjorie Addington
Hamilton-Fairfield
League of Women Voters
Robert V. Moschell
Public Utilities
Anthony H
Tony) Hessling
Cincinnati
Ohio- Kentucky, Indiana
OKI
Butler
Warren
Texas Eastern Sets Dividend on Common Stock
The board of directors of Texas Eastern Transmission Corp declares a regular quarterly dividend of 3 cents a share on common stock payable March 1 to holders of record at close of business February 4. Dividends on preferred stock were also approved. The company operates a station on Ohio 122 east of Red Lion.
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Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Ohio 122
Red Lion
Air Force Proposes Burning 2.3 Million Gallons of Orange Herbicide
The Air Force plans to incinerate 2.3 million gallons of the banned defoliant Orange in Deer Park Texas or Sauget Illinois as an environmental disposal option. An environmental impact statement notes no adverse effects, but agencies have 30 days to comment and may hold a public hearing if controversy arises.
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Washington
Air Force
Texas
Illinois
Vietnam
Mississippi
Deer Park
Tex
Sauger
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Associated Press
Environmental Protection Agency
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Moscow
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W. State ST
Trenton
Middletown Shopping Plaza
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