Key Witness In Agnew Probe Ties Mandel Inquiry
A witness linked to the Agnew investigation emerged in Mandel probe coverage. The source notes ongoing federal cooperation, statements of evidence, and a possible guilty plea in a tax case connected to the era, with Green mentioned as a potential witness in a broader investigation.
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Agnew
Mandel
Manland Green
Groesu
Frepignalloh
Caren
Agia
Tay Afranigenatt Ath
Grett
Green
Neve
Witfess
UAW Urges Congress To Impeach Nixon
The United Auto Workers vote at their international convention to urge Congress to impeach President Nixon. ABA president Chesterfield Smith criticized the President and urged accountability while UAW president Leonard Woodcock praised the message and urged acceptance of the call for legal accountability.
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Los Angeles
United Auto Workers
Congress
Nixon
American Bar Association
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
ABA
Chesterfield Smith
Woodcock
Smith
United States
Magruder Says Nixon Approved Dirty Trick in 1972
Jeb Stuart Magruder, set to begin a prison term, claims Nixon approved a 1972 New Hampshire Kennedy write-in campaign. He details Colson’s push to create Democratic confusion and Haldeman’s confirmation before the mailing went out but drew under 1,000 votes. The Watergate panel could not trace the source.
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Washington (Ap
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
New Hampshire
Senate
Magruder
Charles W. Colson
Kennedy
Edmund
Muskie
White House
Colson
H.R. Haldeman
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon Economic Policy Gets Large Disapproval
New York AP reports 82 percent of 1,355 nationwide respondents disapproved of Nixon's economic handling in a Harris poll. Fifteen percent approved, three percent unsure. Earlier polls showed 70 percent negative in April and 69 percent negative in May 1973.
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New York
Nixon
Louis Harris
White House
Harris
Munday
Cambodian officials slain as riot troops storm high school
In Phnom Penh the education minister Keo Sangkim and deputy Thach Chea were killed when security forces stormed a high school where they were held hostage by students. Witnesses said the ministers died from gunfire and stabbing, while authorities reported no other injuries in the classroom. The students had been demanding the release of five peers arrested last week.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Keo Sangkim
Thach Chea
Mornivong
Ransom Paid in Kidnap Case of Millionaire Helmerich
The kidnapping of Walter Helmerich Jr. ended with a $700,000 ransom paid to secure his release. FBI and authorities reported the suspect used the Ulica National Bank in part as the ransom conduit, with Helmerich Sr. confirming the abductor did not harm his son. The investigation noted the kidnapper made frequent highway stops and telephone calls before release near Jenks, Oklahoma.
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Fru
Lana Hele
Helmnerhos
Jenks
Tulsa
Helmerich
FBI
Ulica National Bank
Walter H. Helmerich Jr
Vicim
Tiebnesien
U S China Trade Expected To Top One Billion
AP reports the United States foresees 1974 trade with China reaching about 1.25 billion, nearly matching Soviet trade at 1.27 billion. A State Department official also projects US China trade reaching about four billion annually by 1980, signaling a shift in relations and economic ties.
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Washington
United States
People’s Republic of China
Soviet Union
Christopher H. Phillips
National Council For US
Henry A. Kissinger
U.s.canadian
Penny Candy Prices Rise and Shrinkage Doubted
Norton executive of Ludens Inc says candy prices lag coffee and soda but ingredient costs jumped sharply. Sugar up 250 percent since January and cocoa beans from 21 cents to 1.10 per pound over two years. Production costs also climbed, keeping candy at about 2 cents per piece.
Prater Given Three Concurrent Life Terms in Slayings Case
William S. Prater received three concurrent life sentences for his role in the New Year’s Eve killings linked to United Mine Workers figures. Judge Edward LoCascio imposed the terms, to be served with another life sentence for a federal civil rights violation. Prater cooperated with prosecutors and may be eligible for parole after state and federal officials set a date.
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Erie AP
Willian S. Prater
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablumki
Yallowski
Evecare Fuer
UMW
Las Follette
Etothres
Clarksville
Edward Lo Came
Ene
Prater
Yab- Junskis
Richard Speague
Proter Xe
Sprague
Yablonski
Prague
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Albert E. Pass
Boyle
Pass
Prater Ami Sant
Ami
Carney
Piao
Atak
Lewisburg
Soup firm ends bid to reclaim botulism recalled soup
The Bon Vivant Soup Co. agrees to government destruction of 1.5 million cans of vichyssoise after a New York man died from botulism linked to the product. Legal costs, estimated at $100,000, prompted the company to drop efforts to reclaim the soup.
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Newark, NJ
Bon Vivant Soup Co
New York
Bon Vivant
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