Transcript Accuracy Challenge in Watergate Perjury Trial
Defense attacks accuracy of Senate transcript used in the Reinecke perjury case as Judge Upholds validity. Key witnesses include Rep. Bob Wilson and Joseph Connolly, with ITT pledge details and White House discussions cited.
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Washington
Calbfernia Li
Ed Keswecke
Senate
James E Cox
Reinecke
Bar- Tneee Porter
Benjamin H. Firshein
Special Watergate
Grand Jury
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
Joseph J. Connolly
Philadelpha
Wilson
San Diego
Calif
Miami Beach
Harold Geneen
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Connally
Watergate
ITT
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Connolly
Necke
Senate Committee
thenAtty
John N. Mitchell
Dariene Moulds Houseley
John W. Dean III
White House
Strauss Urged to Keep Nose Out of Impeachment Inquiry
Vice President Ford and three top Republicans accused Democratic National Chairman Strauss of injecting politics into the impeachment inquiry. Ford warned it could backfire and help the President as Strauss suggested the House likely would vote to impeach. A Democratic Judiciary Committee member urged Strauss to keep his political nose out of the panel deliberations.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Robert §. Strauss
Ford
Stauss
GOP
George Bush
Senate
Hugh Scott
House
John J. Rhodes
Strauss
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Rep
Wayne Owens
Utah
Nixon
Nixon and advisers discuss inflation curb plan at San Clemente
President Nixon hosts key advisers at the Western White House for talks on foreign policy and budget making with a focus on curbing inflation. Deputy press secretary Warren said Nixon had not yet spoken by phone with defense attorney James D. St Clair. Dean Burch also joined discussions on budgetary impacts of pending legislation.
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San Clemente Calif
Nixon
Gerald J. Warren
James D. St. Clair
Washington
Dean Burch
White House
Warrens
Burch
Migrant Working Condition Probe Ordered In Jersey
A New Jersey inquiry follows the Byron Baer arm injury at Sorbello migrant farm. The case highlights abuses and law violations amid about 20 000 southern New Jersey migrant workers. Governor Byrne orders a full investigation and plans farm visits next month.
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Jersey
Byron Baers
New Jersey
Baer
Newark Suar-Ledger
Marcos Portalatin
Associ
Angel Sanabre
Puerto Rico
Michael Sorbello
State Department of Labor and Industry
Joseph A. Holman
Sorbello
Brendan T. Byrne
Byrne
Free English double decker buses run in Milwaukee shuttle
Four London double decker buses start a free downtown shuttle funded by Midland National Bank. City officials and many shoppers welcome it while Milwaukee and Suburban Transport Co. argues for fares to keep PSC regulation. PSC refuses common carrier status. court case pursued.
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Milwaukee
Wis
England
London
Milwaukee and Suburban Transport Co
Henry W. Mayer
State Public Service Commission
Midland National Bank
Public Service Commission
Transport Company
PSC
Dane County
Madison
Portuguese Leaders Move To Harder Line
In Lisbon President Antonio de Spinola swore in the new government urging discipline and respect for the regime. Premier Vasco Goncalves and a 16 member cabinet, many military leaders, vow a tougher stance on labor and faster consolidation of power after the April coup.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Spinola
Someody
Spinola
Vasco Goncalves
Goncalves
Interior
Labor
Marcello Cataeno
Crown Loan Office of Baltimore Closes After 40 Years
Crown Loan Office, once billed as the biggest pawn shop in the US, held a cutrate auction of its remaining assets to settle estates. Isadore Samuelson, who ran the shop for 40 years and led the local businessmen’s association, died in January, leaving a fading pawn trade as Baltimore’s shops declined from about 45 to 13. The manager noted a sharp drop in weekly ticket numbers and reflected on the shop’s long history.
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Baltimore
Crown Loan Office
Crown
Isadore Samuelson Samuelson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Businessmen's Association
Samuelson
Stanley Zeiger
Zeiger
No New Leads In Hearst Kidnapping Case
FBI official says no new leads in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping case as 130 agents pursue Hearst and SLA members Emily and Bill Harris. He notes interviews with 22,000 people and promises safety if they surrender.
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Hearst
San Francisco
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Charles Bates
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Emily
Bill Harris
Bates
Berkeley
SLA Fed
Housing Starts Rise Signals Housing Recovery Hope
Washington AP reports a housing starts rise signaling a potential recovery from the industry slump. The Commerce Department says starts increased in June after seasonal adjustments, with a year-end total projection around 1.476 million. Experts caution that financing remains scarce and lasting recovery will take time. Mortgage rates hover around 9.19 to 9.3 percent.
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Washington AP
Industea
James T Lynn
Housing and Urian Development
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Home Builders
Abductor Kills Hostages and Surrenders in Miami
In Miami Florida a gunman abducted Sydney Gans 64 founder of a paper bag firm and his wife Lillian who were later killed. The abductor Thomas Knight 27 is in custody charged with two counts of first degree murder for special age and is said to have demanded 50000 dollars from a downtown bank. Police and FBI tracked the car and the suspect using gas and tracking devices before he was found in waist high brush and arrested.
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Miami
Fla AP
FBI
Sydney Gans
Paner Ul 4
Pripenan Paper Bag Company
Lillian
Gans
Thomas Knight
Ken Whittaker
Whitaker
Dade County
Russ Kubik
Putice
Mearby
Knight
John Shapiro
Frome
Harriet
Whittaker
Overtime Pay Ordered For Ocean City Workers
Ocean City Maryland to pay time and a half for overtime after Labor Department ruling on the amended Fair Labor Standards Act. Public works water sanitation staff receive retroactive extra pay from May 1. mayor directs treasurer to audit rosters for eligible employees.
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Ocean City
Ocean City, Md
Federal Labor Department
Harry Kelley
Kelley
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