Frauds Surround Hughes Biography Publisher Case
Swiss bank secrecy rules were suspended in a criminal probe tied to the Hughes biography controversy. The investigation centers on a Swiss account linked to three checks totaling 750000 deposited by a woman using a Swiss passport. McGraw-Hill Life face scrutiny as Time and CBS report detail, with allegations of forged signatures and a German speaking blonde named Helga Hughes involved.
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Berrigan Trial Under Way On Plot Charge
The trial of Daniel Berrigan and co-defendants opens amid claims the case is a political move to spotlight antiwar aims. Berrigan calls the charges fabrications while supporters press for action against war as a broader public issue. A protest statement from Stop the War figures cites conscience and calls war the root crime.
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New York
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Michael Ferber
Harvard
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Nixon budget seeks deficit spending hike
Nixon's 1973 budget calls for 76.6 billion dollars for defense and 3.191 billion for space as part of a broader plan to boost research and development. Health and Welfare would top Pentagon spending, while new welfare workfare funds and tax-cut rhetoric frame the proposal amid congressional skepticism and calls for frugality.
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Helms Bakery history and public center move noted
A notice explains Helms Bakery operations closed and the Helms Hall of Fame moved to United Savings Helms Athletic Foundation in Los Angeles open 9 to 5 or 6, then details the rebuilt facility. It describes USC dentistry rare third teeth reports and a Hot Springs welfare case.
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France
Free Listening Device Offers Help for Radio TV Audiences
A free electronic listening device from Associated Hearing Aid Center aids those with faded hearing to better enjoy radio and TV programs. No obligation sample sent to your address, with a local demo at 337 Pine, Long Beach. phone HE 2.045 for details.
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Loan to Nixon Kin Probed in 1960s Banking Affair
The article outlines a 1956 loan of 165000 dollars to F Donald Nixon via Frank J Waters of Hughes interests later increased by 40000 dollars to 205000. Security was a mortgage on a vacant lot from Nixon's mother. DOJ study in 1961 noted background and conclusions amid pressure over publication of Howard Hughes biography.
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Los Angeles County
California water work budgeted in 1973 federal plan
President Nixon's 1973 budget allocates more than 175 million for California water projects including Port Hueneme Harbor planning flood control near Fairfield and ongoing work on Westlands Tehama Colusa and San Luis Drain. The package totals 1.9 billion for civil works with a 516 million Bureau of Reclamation budget and funding for other federal programs and state sites.
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Tehama- Colusa Canal
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California to receive 15 percent of AEC budget
Rep. Craig Hosmer reports nearly 15 percent of the 72.1 billion Atomic Energy Commission budget for the next year will be spent in California. Major AEC activities include Lawrence Radiation Laboratory sites in Berkeley and Livermore, the Stanford Linear Accelerator, and the Liquid Metal Engineering Center at Santa Susana.
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