Nixonkin testifies on Stans in Vesco contributions
Nixonkin testifies that a Yesco lawyer called on March 29 1972 to arrange a Newark meeting with Vesco aides. He recounts discussions with Vesco and Stans about bending the April 7 reporting deadline, cash payments, and stealth to aid Nixon's campaign. Court details include dismissals, indictments, and probes into obstruction of justice.
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Yesco
New Jersey
Newark
Howard Cory
Vesco
Nixon
Cerny
Cerny and Thve Other Veseo
Stans
New York
Vesene
Line
Vesvo
Ahony
Stang
Gagliardi
SEC
Mitchell
U.S. Atty
John Wing
William J Casey
Wing
Tragedy clouds cities smashed by twisters
The article reports massive tornado devastation across multiple states with Xenia Ohio and Brandenburg Kentucky among the hardest hit. It notes hundreds dead or missing, thousands homeless, power outages, gas line dangers, and widespread federal and local relief efforts.
Chapin jury still pondering verdict in Nixon aide trial
Federal jury weighing whether Dwight L. Chapin lied under oath paused for lunch with no verdict in sight. Deliberations stretched into day five, as Jurors played backgammon and spoke with friends. Chapin faces three counts of false testimony related to the 1972 campaign.
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Washington
Dwight L. Chapin
Gerhard A. Gesell
Federal
Nixon
Chapin
Spencer Chapin
Moonshine haul tops largest catch since 1923 raid
Federal agents arrested women on charges of fermenting mash without a license and operating a distillery without a license. ATF seized equipment capable of 251 gallons weekly of 100 proof spirits, 750 gallons of fermented mash, 760 pounds of sugar, and a 45 gallon cooker. Two men, Agapito Cruz and Frank Gomez, were freed on $3,000 bonds.
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Chicago
John A. Meyer
U.S
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Agapito Cruz
Frank Gomez
Mansell defends spending in Long Beach dispute
Long Beach city officials accuse state bodies of pressuring legal action over oil and title ownership. City manager Mansell cites threats and insinuations by state officials, including Finance Director Verne Orr, alleging repeated suits and attempts to force a legislative decision while denying wrongdoing.
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Mansell
Verne Orr
Long Beach
State Lands Commission
Tegislature
Queen Mary
State Attorney General
California
Wagner to lead Democratic Party compliance panel
Former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner was unanimously elected to head the Democratic Party's compliance review commission overseeing the 1976 delegate selection rules. Barbara Mikulski had considered challenging him but backed his nomination as state and city revenue disputes over tideland oil were cited in related remarks.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Uility
Central State University
Wilberforce
Ohio
Eastern Kentucky University
Richmond
Army
Nedstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Jasper
Alabama
Georgia
Minois
Kentucky
Washington
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Democratic Party
Miles
Robert $. Strauss
Wagner
Barbara Mikulski
Baltimore
SLA death threat targets Robin Steiner in Hearst case
In Miami police issued a coercive offer to Robin Sue Steiner, linked to the Patty Hearst SLA case, demanding cooperation against the Symbionese Liberation Army. Attorney Philip Carlton said protection is unavailable without information, naming Colston Westbrook and Chris Thompson as co targets. The SLA reportedly converted Hearst and has tied Steiner to its aims.
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Miami
Robin Sue Steiner
Patricia Hearst
Miami News
Philip Carlton
Miss Steiner
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
SLA
Berkeley
Colston Westbrook
Chris Thompson
Carlton
FBI
Oakland
Calif
Marcus Foster
Foster
Russell Little
Pensacola
University of Ilorida
Little
FBI vows to find Patricia Hearst amid SLA siege
FBI says the Patricia Hearst abduction investigation from February 4 1974 remains active with safety of Hearst a priority. Governor Reagan and Hearst’s mother express doubt about her conversion to SLA dogma while Hearst in a taped communique calls Randolph Hearst a corporate liar. In Brazil a bus and truck collision near Rio de Janeiro kills at least 10 and injures 15.
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Kelley
FBI
Miss Hearst
Ronald Reagan
SLA
Reagan
Sacramento
Patricia
Catherine Hearst
Fatty
San Francisco
KSAN
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
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Llnois
Virginia
Hillsdale
Mich
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Ballard
Carolyn
Mallard
Carolyn Holbrook
Monticello
Ind
Otis R. Bowen
Jerry Egan
Xenia Hospital
ADC
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Heliet
Ares
Missouri
Illinois
Midwest
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Gesell
Charles L. Wesley
Tideland
fAs
Charles Bates
Joseph Remiro
Remiro
Bernice
Robin
Laurence
Lawrence Jackson
Baby Laurence
Jackson
Duke Ellington
Woody Herman
Count Basie
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