Congress probes IRS list of political enemies cleared
The panel found no proof that the IRS targeted the 575 individuals named on the so called enemies list for political reasons. The list included John Wayne and Billy Graham among many others, with auditors noting the group skewed toward entertainment and liberal donors. Prominent names surfaced such as Burt Lancaster, Shirley MacLaine, Paul Newman, Georgia O Keefe, George McGovern backers, and former officials like Mortimer Caplin, Clark Clifford, and Angier Biddle Duke. The investigation outlined audits tied to deductions typical of high earners, not political retribution.
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Georgia O'Keefe
William Proximire
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Mortimer Caplin
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Frances ‘Sissy’ Farenthold
Texas
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
William 8. Saxbe
Playbay
Hugh Heiner
Angier Biddle Duke
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Max Factor
Middle East Talks Open Amid War Fear and Vatican Role
The historic conference opened with East and West blocs represented as leaders from Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, the United States, the Soviet Union and the United Nations gathered. Kissinger warned of possible deadlock and even despair while acknowledging progress toward a just peace. Waldheim urged a durable settlement.
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Long Beach tide lands suit plan sparks state city clash
State finance official Mary Gladish urged the Lands Commission to sue to recover tidelands oil revenues, arguing more than $500 million has flowed to the state from Long Beach oil fields. City leaders, led by City Manager John Mansell, opposed the move, saying a suit would cost money with little treasury gain and that funds would shift from the general fund to the tidelands trust.
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Santa Barbara
Gunman Wounds Two Officers in Hartford Standoff
In Hartford North End a gunman fired from a fourth floor window wounding two police officers who were responding to a domestic complaint. About 40 officers surrounded the scene as the gunman was persuaded to leave and taken into custody. Both officers were in satisfactory condition with buckshot wounds. Raymond Sullivan, 24, and Douglas Moroney, 26, were treated at St. Francis Hospital with facial and chest injuries.
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Glider deaths spark call for probe in Los Angeles
Los Angeles County coroner seeks a special inquest after two hang glider pilots die from cliff leaps. Charles Kocsis Jr., 26, NBC TV editor and treasurer of a hang gliders group, died November 1, and David Siemar, 20, of Westminster, perished three days earlier.
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Living costs surge as prices rise in November
Cost of living shows a sharp December impact after November increases. Gasoline and oil jumped 4.5 percent, the largest one month rise since 1972, with fuel oil and coal up 10 percent and gas and electricity costs up 1.2 percent. Food prices rose broadly, cereals and bakery products up 5 percent. Real earnings fell 0.5 percent in November, and the year to date shows a 1.9 percent decline.
Evidence scanty for murder charges in San Pedro case
Deputy District Attorney Martin Qghi alan Thursday rejected a murder complaint against Paul Angela Caseres of 453 W Santa Cruz St San Pedro. Harbor police withdrew their booking of Caseres who remained in jail on a California Youth Authority hold for parole violation. The arrest followed the stabbing death of John Lager sted 49 whose body was found Monday near Caseres’s home.
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Policeman Richard Cain slain by masked gunmen in Chicago
Richard Cain a top Chicago lawman turned chauffeur for mobsters was killed by two masked gunmen in Rose's Sandwich Shop near the loop. Witnesses say he was forced to join hostages before a close range shooting. Cain had ties to ex Governor Ogilvie and gangster Giancana, with a controversial career including bank robbery convictions.
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