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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1973

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Trudeau Eyes Wealth As He Caps Off Ottawa Exchange

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau told reporters he is rich and Canadians should watch the laws he makes. He estimated his assets at about 206 million dollars and quipped that he is a hell of a rich man. The remarks came after he submitted conflict of interest recommendations to Parliament. In Los Angeles Chuck Connors recounted Brezhnev’s hug with him at a party and noted Brezhnev hoped for future detente meetings with Nixon.

Pierre Rulliott Trudeau Ottawa House of Commons Ami White House Communist Party Leonid J. Brezhnev Chuck Connors Breahnev Connors Russia Brezhnev Nixon Los Angeles

Church leader refuses to testify against AIM members

The Rev. Paul Boe, executive director of the American Lutheran Church Social Services Division, faces up to 14 months in jail for refusing to testify before a grand jury about the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. He insists he will not appear, saying he would destroy trust built with AIM and church groups.

Paul Roe Hoe Minneapolis American Lutheran Church Social Services Division Poe U.S. District Court Paul Benson Boe Sioux Falls D.C Wounded Knee AIM Grand Jury Lutheran Church

Boyle gets lighter term in UMW funds case

Former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle had his five year sentence cut to three years by Judge Charles Richey citing poor health. He had been convicted in 1972 of illegally using union funds for political donations including to Humphrey. He faces murder trial in Pennsylvania for the slayings of Yablonski and his wife and daughter. A grand jury indicted him on three counts. he remains hospitalized under marshal custody and could seek immediate parole after paying fines.

Washington United Mine Workers W. A Tony” Boyle U.S Charles Richey Boyle Klonski George Washington University Medical Center Pennsylvania Hubert H. Humphrey Springfield Justice Department Washington County Joseph Jock” Yablonski Gaaly Richey UMW Miter Ronald Malone Watergate Supreme Court Hayles Yablonski Pittsburgh Yablonskis Clarksville Labor Department Arnold Miller UMWA

Man kidnaps wife and shoots parents in Carson

A Torrance man George Johns, 95, abducted his estranged wife Sandra 26 at gunpoint from the Brown home 22419 Neptune Ave. He shot Ralph and Gloria Brown, injuring them, then moved the couple to a motel at 2455 Pacific Coast Highway where he surrendered. The wife was unharmed. Deputies found ammunition in the motel room and the van involved in the escape. The Browns remained in critical condition at Harbor General Hospital.

Torrance Carson Roo Pacific Coast Highway George Johns Sandra Firestone Johns Ralph Brown Neptune Ave Brown Gloria Crilien Harbor General Hospital Brown Horse

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