D A blasts Ward for irresponsible charges at Cerritos breakfast
Los Angeles County District Attorney Joseph Busch criticized Supervisor Baxter Ward for what he called irresponsible charges during a Cerritos Chamber of Commerce event. He defended investigations into the relocation of the West Hollywood sheriff's station and a land deal with a railroad, noting the eight month timeline and asserting support from most supervisors. Busch urged juvenile reform and discussed oil company investigations, stressing not all rumors are substantiated.
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Bob Gore
Los Angeles County
Joseph Busch
Baxter Ward
Busch
Cerritos Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
West Hollywood
Baxter
Buseh
FBI agent says Hearst case could break at any time
Special Agent Charles Bates in charge of the Patricia Hearst kidnaping probe said no family restrictions exist and that the investigation is being conducted as aggressively as possible. He cautioned that nothing specific is known at the moment but stressed a breakthrough could occur at any time.
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FBI
Hearst
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Special
Charles W. Bates
Patricia
Bates
U.S
Kiam Saxbe
Washington
Vincent Hallinan
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Hallinan
Randolph A. Hearst
Catherine
Mexico
Saxbe
Clarence M. Kelley
Nations urge Algeria plan for raw materials control
At a United Nations session, Algeria proposed that poorer nations nationalize their basic resources and set prices while rich countries supply aid. President Boumedienne called for a broad program extending producers’ cooperation beyond oil to copper, iron ore, rubber, and other commodities, signaling growing producer strength worldwide.
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United Nations
UPI
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
General Assembly
Boumedienne
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Mitchell ready to take stand in Nixon era case
In New York Mitchell prepared to testify in his own defense as part of the conspiracy, obstruction of justice and perjury trial of Mitchell and Stans. The judge limited grand jury testimony read to jurors and delayed a decision on which portions could be read. The case centers on Vesco’s 200,000 donation to Nixon’s re election effort and widespread campaign finance questions. W. Clement Stone testified as a witness about large contributions, while the court barred further testimony from other big Nixon donors.
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New York
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Lee P. Gagliardi
Mitchell
Gagliardi
Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert L. Vesco
Vesco
Nixon
Asst
United States
John Wing
Wing
Winnetka
Til
W. Clement Stone
Stone
Gagliard
Hubert W. Barker
Barker
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Assembly
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Lee
Elma
Rere
Jcpenney
Soni Cea Nae Sree
the Treasury
Lakewood
Torrance
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