Hearst family flees toward Baja amid Patricia SLA saga
Five Hearst relatives including Virginia Bosworth and Anne Hearst flew from San Francisco to La Paz Baja California seeking privacy as the Patricia Hearst SLA crisis deepens. Their jet charter was arranged to regroup and plan next steps while authorities pursue possible leads. A separate New Orleans incident reported a transmission line electrocution of 63 year old WNOK engineer Donald Guithur during power reduction work.
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Anne Hearst
San Francisco
la Paz
Baja California
Hearst
Randy
Hearsts
David Miller
Acapulco
Mexico
Mexico City
Miller
San Jose
Costa Rica
Gulf of California
Mazatlan
Monterey
SLA
Patrizia
Ira Walsh
New York
Hearst Corp
Patricia
San Francisco Examiner
Banks
California
New Orleans
IPT
WNOK
Donald L. Guithur
Nixon Prestige Abroad Cited On Watergate Issue
Nixon’s overseas engagements hovered over Watergate as he mingled with crowds in Paris and discussed with leaders from France Italy England West Germany Denmark and the Soviet Union. He planned to visit Japan and Moscow, met Pompidou memorial attendees, and stressed a viable presidency as essential to world security.
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U.S
Japan
Moscow
Europe
Paris
Pompidou
Notre Dame
France
Italy
England
West Germany
Denmark
Nikolai Y. Podgorny
Haig
Middle East
Kakuei Tanaka
Russia
Tanaka
Tokyo
Orly
Mitchell Stans defense testimony in Vesco case
A Washington attorney testified that a major law firm considered withdrawing from Vesco matters due to Sears involvement. The witness said Mitchell and Stans arranged an interview for Sears with SEC chief Casey while Sears discussed bank memo transfers. He described firm objections to turning over bank memos and noted pressure from SEC officials.
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New York
Mitchel-Stans
Washington
Robert L. Veseo
New Jersey
Harry Sears
Veseo
Sherwin Markman
Hogan & Hartson
Atty. Gon
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Vesco
Nixon
Markman
Sears
Mitchell
New Jersey State Senate
Stans
William Casey
SEC
United States
John Wing
SRC
G. Bradford Cook
Cook
SAC
Campaign lies bill withdrawn by Sen Talmadge
Sen Herman Talmadge withdrew a campaign reform amendment to criminalize publishing falsehoods about federal candidates. He cited concerns raised by Georgia press about possible limits on reporting and said he remains determined to curb “dirty tricks” from past elections while Senate debates public financing.
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Washington
Herman Talmadge
Georgia Democrat
Georgia
Senate
Talmadge
Te Gcer Bia Press
Tie
Trains ram fatal crash near Keey leaves one dead
A Union Pacific freight train rammed a Santa Fe freight train 15 miles northwest of Keey killing C. J. Bardis 50 of Montebello head brakeman. Two other men T. M. Shepherd 42 of Downey engineer and EW Hardwick 60 of San Bernardino brake warrant suffered multiple injuries and were hospitalized in San Bernardino Community Hospital in poor condition Sunday night.
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San Bernardino
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Keey
C.J. Bardis
Montebello
T.M. Shepherd
Downey
San Bernardino Community Hospital
Weicker claims IRS used to spy on Nixon era fees
Senator Weicker charges White House officials plotted IRS audits to pressure critics and protect supporters. He cites Caulfield memos showing interest in aiding Billy Graham and John Wayne, with confidential tax data on Sinatra, Davis, Ball, Lewis, Boone and others. He likens the IRS to a public lending library for the White House.
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IRS
Nixon
Dean Caulfield
Billy Graham
John Wayne
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davison
Lucille Ball
Jerry Lewis
Richard Boone
Taxpayer
White House
Reagan in dark on tax list secrecy claims
Sacramento AP Reagan says he has no knowledge of any White House list describing sensitive income tax cases. Press secretary Clyde Walthall said Reagan is surprised by Senator Weicker's claims of IRS data use against politicians and entertainers. Walthall stressed taxpayer returns remain confidential by law.
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Ronald Reagan
White House
Clyde Walthall
Reagan
Lowell Weicker
Weicker
Internal Revenue Service
Connecticut
Republican
House
IRS
Billy Graham
John Wayne
Sen. Weicker
Walthal
Overnor
Walthall
Navy nursery arson leads to trio of juvenile arrests
Three preteen girls, two aged 12 and one aged 11, were arrested by Long Beach police after an arson fire at Navy Nursery School at 2071 Merrimac Ave. Neighbors saw flames at about 4:30 p.m. A resident, Charles Brown, extinguished the fire. The building suffered several thousand dollars in damages with broken windows and wrecked furnishings. The youths were booked at the Juvenile Division on charges of arson, malicious mischief and burglary.
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Navy
Navy Nursery
Merrimac Ave
Charles Brown
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