Nixon visits El Adobe in San Juan Capistrano
President and Mrs Nixon with daughter Tricia Cox and C G Beb e Rebozo dined at El Adobe in San Juan Capistrano on a rainy Sunday night. The party traveled from San Clemente and was seated in a cleared area with a mariachi band playing after dinner. The Greenswalds reported the president looked well and officials arranged the seating.
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Tricha Cox
C. G
Bebe" Rebozo
el Adobe
San Juan Capistrano
White House
San Clemente
Irving Greenwald
Greenwald
Nixons
Secret Service
Mariach
Publisher leads town to D Day smokeless pledge in Monticello
Lynn Smith publisher of the Times leads Monticello's D Day Smoke Day campaign to cut air pollution from smoking. A four year drive produced 291 pledges for a smoke free public space as Rep Robert McEachern pledges a smoke free home for Christmas and plans a three month follow up on signers.
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Monticello
Minn
United States
Lynn Smith
Weekly Times
Smith
Robert McEachern
Tim
Liza Minnelli Shines at Broadway Premiere Party
Liza Minnelli arrives smiling at a party after the premiere of her first one woman show on Broadway. UPI critic Frederick M Winship calls her Winter Garden performance an un mitigated delight.
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Liza Minnelli
Broadway
Winter Garden
UPI
Frederick M. Winship
Humphrey OK After X Ray Treatments
Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota rested comfortably at Bethesda Naval Hospital after follow up tests from November X ray therapy. Physicians are optimistic the treatment cured his condition and expect his return to the Senate reconvening on January 21.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Edgar Berman
Humphrey
Senate
Landon says oil not solution for long term fuel
ALF M LANDON, former oilman and 1936 Republican candidate, argues new oil supplies won t solve the energy shortfall. In Kansas City Magazine he urges development of nuclear and solar power, warning oil and gas may exhaust by 2008 and that shifting fuels could bring evolutionary changes, possibly beneficial.
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Alf M. Landon
Landon
Kansas City
United States
Lam
Ammerica
Candidate Sells Stock in Himself for Campaign Funds
Democratic U.S. House hopeful Jim Martin of Waukee Iowa sells stock in himself at one dollar per share to raise up to one hundred thousand dollars. Shareholders would gain partial voting power in Congress through "Congress Inc." If elected he promises to follow the majority’s wishes. If he loses he plans to donate leftover funds to charity.
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New York Stock Exchange
Jim Martin
Waukean
Congress
Martin
U.S. House
Congress, Inc
Lawyers seek Bobby Baker settlement
Lawyers for Bobby Baker proposed a settlement to drop a federal action to recover about $100,000 from Lyndon B. Johnson aide Baker. The weeklong civil trial opened but proceedings were postponed to Tuesday morning as government and Baker's side consider the proposal. Baker admits receiving funds but argues the matter should be dismissed as legal payments for outside Senate duties. The government may call Mansfield and corporate witnesses. Baker, 45, built influence during Johnson era. he was convicted in 1991 and 1992 on seven counts and paroled in 1972. The suit seeks about $109,000 mainly for influence pedaling.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Baker
William E. McDaniels
Justice Department
Justice
Stanley Paige
George L. Hart Ie
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Mike
Mansfield
D-Mant
Johnson
Beaten man in miracle survival story of Gary Stocks
Gary Stocks, a Sacramento native studying biopsychology at the University of Chicago, survived a beating and five weeks in a coma after a robbery. Speech therapy helped him regain words and memory, and he plans to resume his PhD studies in September amid officials calling his recovery unbelievable.
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Sacramento
Gary Stocks
Gary
Stocks
Chicago
University of Chicago
Dinelors
Saeak
Stock
Muriel Belson
Celors
An unclear newspaper snippet from the Press Telegram
The readable portion shows a 1994 date and mentions delivery and Sunday lifts. No clear event, names, or places are identifiable beyond general newspaper delivery language and a generic reference to a second class postal designation.
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Press-Telegram
Ngiume
Cai, Som
Ad Mae
Three bodies pulled from twin engine plane wreckage
In San Fernando officials recovered three bodies from a twin engine plane crash on a 2600 foot mountain above Little Tujunga Canyon. The pilot had requested Las Vegas weather from Van Nuys before the crash, and a search was hindered by rock slides and mud from heavy rains. It took rescue teams 90 minutes to reach the wreckage.
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San Fernando
UPD
Little Tujunga Canyon
Las Vegas
van Nuys
Hollywood-Burbank
Ther
Diver dumps treasure from sunken ship in CBS film
Key West authorities and underwater archaeologist seek to review CBS News footage showing diver Tom Gurr disposing of about 200000 dollars in Spanish treasure. Gurr faces grand larceny charges over missing 18th century artifacts. he claims he returns treasure, not stealing.
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Key West
Fla
UPD
Tom Gurr
of Florida
Gurr
W. A
Sonny” Cockrell
Florida
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
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