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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

Page

5

Safeguard for News Sources Legislation Urged in Federal Courts

Editorial supports federal protection for reporters sources, noting Supreme Court limits and California success. It cites Sen. Cranston proposed law granting reporters in federal courts the right not to disclose information or sources obtained for publication. It urges passage to aid press access and public accountability.

California U.S. Supreme Court Alan Cranston D-Calif Cranston Congress

State sues billboard firm over trees near turnpike

The Florida Department of Transportation seeks 98000 in damages from National Advertising Co Inc for destroying more than 400 trees along the state turnpike right of way to improve billboard visibility. The column suggests suing all billboard firms for blocking trees with their signs for ecological and scenic reasons.

Florida Department of Transportation State Turnpike National Advertising Co., Inc Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing

Letter from California Pharmaceutical Association on drug pricing editorial

A California Pharmaceutical Association letter thanks the Independent Press Telegram for opposing price posting and drug advertising to consumers. It argues drug costs vary by strength dosage form and dispensing quality, urging readers to consult pharmacists and resist confusing hot lists while noting the legislative defeat of promotional pricing.

California Pharmaceutical Association Association Independent Press-Telegram California Legislative

Watergate Caper Ties Stans to $25,000 Campaign Gift

The Washington Post uncovered a $25,000 check linked to Maurice Stans, then secretary of commerce and now fundraiser for the Nixon re election campaign. The check allegedly arrived April 1 as a campaign contribution and was deposited in Bernard Barker’s Florida account on April 20 with a $25,000 withdrawal the next day.

Washingtton Post Maurice Stans Committee For Florida Bernard L. Barker Barker Dot Caddy Dahlberg Stans Nixon

Watergate burglary arrests tie to CIA, Nixon era figures

Bernard L Barker, alias Frank Carter, 85, and four others were arrested at 2:30 a.m. June 17 in the Watergate complex on second degree burglary charges. The group carried $5,800 in $100 bills and had bugging gear, cameras, and walkie talkies. Among the suspects was James W. McCord Jr., a former CIA security official, who later worked for the Nixon reelection committee and the Republican National Committee. The investigation links to E. Howard Hunt Jr. and hints at White House connections. The probe expands into key figures tied to espionage and campaign security with calls for swift disclosure.

Bernard L. Barker Frank Carter Democratic National Committee Watergate Washington Barker Democratic Frank A. Sturgis Fortune Gugento Martinez Virgilio R. Gonzales Miami James W. McCord Jr McCord Central Intelligence Agency E. Howard Hunt Jr White House Hunt CIA Charles W. Colson Nixon Phillips Memoo Claude Dfla Sinatra Laos Angeles Ung Pepper John Tunney Teamsters Tal Gibbons Mickey Radin Radiniss Radin

Frank Sinatra and Agnew differ over mob links fallout

The draft outlines that Vice President Agnew kept Sinatra at arm's length despite a Justice Department dossier alleging mob affiliations. Sinatra denied misconduct and testified sparingly, while Pepper pressed for broad questioning before Senate Crime Committee.

Kennedy Frank Sinatra Justice Department Spiro Agnew Sinatra Reagan House FBT

Convention rules battle may shake Republican unity

Senate and House leaders push new McGovern style delegate guidelines for the 1976 GOP convention. Percy Taft Railsback Mathias Anderson back reform. opponents call it a quota system. Interim study panel urged proportional representation by age race sex and region to broaden grassroots participation.

Charles H. Percy B-Il Percy Robert A. Taft Jr Ohio Tom Railsback Illinois Jee Percy Railsback Mac Mathias Maryland John Anderson Fuman George McGovern McGovern

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