Berrigan plot trial opens in Pennsylvania
U S District Judge R Dixon Herman says the Berrigan seven trial on an antiwar plot to kidnap Kissinger will last several months. Prospective jurors hear the judge urge impartiality and possible jury sequestration. Father Berrigan remarks that the group is united and in good shape with their lawyers.
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Berrigan
Hartusburg
Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Father Berrigan
Action Line helps a neglected little black dog seek shelter
A reader asks ACTION LINE for help for a small dog chained in a dirty yard behind 2570 Santa Fe Avenue Long Beach. The note describes damp cold nights with no shelter and requests aid in finding better care and rescue. The writer seeks guidance from ACTION LINE at Box 230 Long Beach California or by phone.
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Long Beach
Calif
Action Line
Black Dog
Santa Fe Ave
Mu mane Society officer visits owner over dog on leash issue
An officer from a Southern California dog welfare group reports to the owner that they were persuaded to allow the dog to roam off its chain at night because the yard is fully enclosed.
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Mumane Society of
Southern California
Action Line
Rosemary Casals Wins Independent Press Telegram Tennis Title
Rosemary Casals defeats Francoise Durr of France to win the Independent Press Telegram Women's Tennis Championship. details appear on page C-1 and related sections across the paper.
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Rosemary Casals
Independent, Press- Telegram
Francoise Durr
France
Hughes Life publisher charged in fraud case
Police across Europe search for a dark haired woman who cashed 650000 dollars in checks paid by McGraw-Hill for the supposed Howard Hughes autobiography. The case centers on the publisher of Hughes life allegations of fraud.
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Hughes Life
Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Howard Hughes
Time Magazine
Helga 8. Hughes
McGraw-Hill
H. R. Hughes
Kennedy Aide Considers Probing Nixon Kin
In spring 1961 the Kennedy administration studied possible criminal probes into members of the Nixon family and Howard Hughes for potential law violations but rejected pursuing prosecutions.
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San Francisco
Kennedy
Nixon
Howard 3. Hughes
Nixon kin loan secrets surface in 1956 deal fallout
Documents show a $205000 loan from an industrialist to the present president’s relatives in late 1956. A California publisher’s April 1961 inquiry about the loan was sent to the Justice Department. The loan was secured by a vacant lot once owned by Mrs. Hannah Nixon and leased to her son’s brother.
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New York Times
White House
California
Whse Hewspaper
Richard M. Nixon
Department of Justice
Hughes
Inan
Hannah M. Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Union Oil Co
Whitnier Blvd
Whittier
Hayden ex senator Carl Hayden in coma at 94
Hayden a former senator and longtime congressman from Arizona is in a coma at a Mesa hospital at age 94. He was hospitalized December 30 for dehydration and slipped into a coma by Saturday, according to his nephew Larry Hayden. He first joined Congress in February 1912 after Arizona joined the Union and served in the House six terms before a 1926 Senate election where he served until retirement in 1988.
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Mesa
Ariz
Carl T. Hayden
Congress
Arizona Democrat
Larry Hayden
Hayden
House
Arizona
Senate
Dockers Agree to Move Grain in Break at Coast Ports
The Longshoremen's Union will negotiate grain movement from strikebound Pacific Coast ports with Grain Elevator Operators. Talks resume after a government-suspended 150 month long strike. Grain handling involves about five million tons annually valued around $300 million.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Coast
Monber International
Elevator Operators Group
Pacific Maritime Association
TLWU
PMA
PMMA
ILWU
Tidewater
Harry Bridges
Nixon launches 1973 budget to boost growth via deficits
President Nixon unveils a 246.3 billion dollar fiscal 1973 budget with projected deficits of 38.8 and 25.5 billion dollars. He argues deficits will speed recovery and a balanced budget is possible in full employment, while urging a hard spending ceiling and avoiding new tax cuts or increases.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Executive
Treasury
Ised
Wis
Supreme Court orders new trial for three drug firms
The Supreme Court, by a tied 3 3 vote, upheld the Second Circuit ruling overturning the 197 conviction of Charl Pfizer Co Bristol-Myers Squibb and American Cyanamid in a price fixing scheme for tetracycline and other antibiotics. They were fined $150,000 and agreed to pay $82.5 million in partial settlements.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Justice Department
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit
Chas. Pfizer
American Dysnamid
Bristol-Meyers
New York
Connecticut
Patter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Pfizer
Bristol-Myers
California
Hawaii
Kansas
North Carolina
Oregon
Utah
Bank of America Cuts Prime Rate and Savings Yields
Bank of America reduced its prime rate from 5 percent to 4 93 percent and lowered the base rate for conventional home mortgages. The bank also cut interest on regular savings accounts from 4 and a half percent to 4 percent. President A W Clausen stressed the broader loan rate reductions and unchanged other rates.
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San Francisco
Bank of America Today
A. W. Clausen
Bank of America
Weather synopsis for Tohiont and surrounding area
Weather to tonight and Tuesday area forecasts note low days and fog during night and early morning hours with hazy sunshine otherwise. Lows around 45, highs near 64. Mountains are cool with gusty northerly winds. Desert regions expect sunny skies with brisk northerly winds reaching several mph. Eastern areas show upper valleys near 60s.
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L.E
Anu
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