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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1974

Page

4

Ford discussed Nixon situation with Haig amid talk of succession

Independent dispatch notes Ford met with Haig on a day FBI burglary probes tied to political motives. Knight News papers cited unnamed aides about plans to succeed Nixon if he resigns. Ford aides denied accuracy while stating others floated policy and personnel moves if Ford becomes president. Ford pressed by Kissinger and Pentagon officials. tour planning and Capitol Hill talks detailed.

Knight News Ford Nixon Miltich Knight Newspapers Detroit Free Press Free Press Henry A. Kissinger Pentagon Welay Hawaii Militeh Capital Hill Senate Cabinet Bources GOP Senate Reders Hase Melvin Laird

Ten indicted in stolen FBI files scheme in New Jersey

UPI reports state and federal juries indicted ten people including former FBI typist Jol Digiio and police officer George Weincartner on conspiracy and obstruction charges. Others named are Vincent Verdimam, Richard Sirchie, John Grille, Harry Lupa, Peter Sawandrak, George Kuczynski, and Irene Klimansky Kuczynski. Suspected plot involved stolen FBI documents and electronic bugs to impede two federal trials.

Newark N. J UPI FBI Jol Digi‘io Paramus Vincent Verdiramo Secaucus Bayonne George Weincartner Richard F. Sirchie Notristown Charles E. Lackermann Lodi John Grille Jersey City Harry Lupa N J Peter Sawandrak Hazlett, Nod George Kuczynski Irene Klimansky Kuczynski

GOP Senators Urge Nixon to Quit Amid Watergate Pressure

Senate Republicans meet to decide sending a delegation warning Nixon of possible impeachment conviction if he does not resign. Senators quote the need to assess accountability while acknowledging innocence as a presumption removed by Nixon’s own statement. House Speaker Albert and Mansfield call for continuing impeachment review regardless of resignation.

Senate Nixon Scott White House FBI Democratic Mansfield House Carl Albert Albert House Judiciary Committee Ing Nixon O'Neill Nell

Stuntman at N Y roof act by two men and director

Geoffrey High described two men who brought supplies to the roof of the World Trade Center and performed an aerial stunt atop the towers 110 stories up. He noted the pair seemed normal yet their perilous act showed they were not entirely sane. The Port Authority said the upper floors remained occupied during interior work and the men may have played a role to gain access. High said Petit and his assistant appeared nice, excited, and proud, with potential for further ventures.

Geoffrey High High World Trade Center Port Authority Petit

Attorney admits bribery tied to Texas savings case plea

The unnamed attorney admits bribery in a deal linked to a Texas savings and loan case. A May 21 letter of understanding offered to drop charges and possible perjury prosecution in exchange for Jacobsen’s guilty plea and testimony against Corally. The plea could yield up to two years in prison and a $10,090 fine.

Spreial Henry Ruth Jr Texas Savings and Loan Jacobset Corally Jacobsin Jacobsen Foray Dacabsen Austin Tex

Fishing boat Carri Anne towed to Morro Bay port

The San Diego fishing boat Carri Anne with three aboard and owner Thomas H L Kendall was found after a 10 day air sea search. It was towed to Morro Bay by the Coast Guard cutter Resolute after engine failure.

Morro Bay San Diego Coast Guard Resolute Thomas HL. Kendall San Francisco

Worst U S airport blast still mystery

A blast at Los Angeles International Airport ripped through the terminal, killing two and injuring several, including Truth Converse and Rev. Patrick Shaughnessy. Investigators say the device may have been placed to avoid airline security. Local officials and lawmakers condemn the act as a federal crime with potential death penalty under new law.

Truth Converse Angela Thompson Barbara McLeeck Harper Glass Tha Inglewood Leonard Su Lomita Phoenix Korea William Sullivan Los Angeles EBT Tom Bradley Toronto Los Angeles International Airport Bradley Air Canada

Turks Push Greeks Back on Cyprus

United Press International reports Turkish artillery forced Greek Cypriot defenders to retreat west of Kyrenia, giving Turks control of 12 miles of coastline and six miles of coastal highway. Turkish delegation in Istanbul says peace talks will resume in Geneva with a proposal to divide Cyprus into autonomous Greek and Turkish Cypriot administrations while Cyprus would remain an independent state. Nicosia, Cyprus, sees a cabinet reshuffle by President Glafkos Clerides for broader support.

United Press International Cyprus Kyrenia Istanbul Geneva Turkey Haluk Usman Nicosia Glafkos Glerides

Senators weigh immunity vs equal justice in Nixon case

Washington AP report notes Assistant Senate Republican Leader Robert Griffin leans toward immunity for Nixon after leaving office if bipartisan support exists. House leaders consider, but want specifics. debates focus on fair application of laws and possible impact on pensions and continued benefits.

Washington Senate Robert P. Griffin Nixon Michigan Griffin Mike ‘Mansfield Congress Mansfield

Mobil Offers $870 Million for Macor Iny

Mobil Oil Corp has agreed to take control of Macor Corp of Chicago via a tender offer totaling about 870 million. Macor owns Montgomery Ward, a mail order and department store chain with 450 stores, and Container Corp of America, a leading paperboard producer. Last year Macor’s sales surpassed 4.4 billion.

New York UPI Mobil Oil Corp Macor Corp Chicago Marcor Montgomery Ward Container Corp, of America

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