Conductor of Tax Fraud Trial Hawk Found Innocent
Juan Corona defense attorney Richard E. Hawk of Concord was found innocent by a San Francisco federal jury on two counts of failing to file income tax returns for 1986 and 1967 though prosecutors claimed $49,031 in gross income. The jury also convicted him on other counts. sentencing set for July 17 as Hawk remains free on recognizance.
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Juan Corona
Richard E. Hawk
Concord
San Francisco
Hawk
U.S. District Court
Stanley T. Weigel
Eugene Grunstad
NATO nations order study of alliance in light of recent years
The United States France and NATO allies agreed to a formal study of their relations to renew principles and solidarity. The Brussels based ministers plan a July start in Helsinki on European security and cooperation, with talks on force reductions set for October. Brezhnev's visit to Washington may decide next steps while Iceland Keflavik base review proceeds and Britain Denmark fishing rights dispute remains unsettled.
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Copenhagen
United States
France
North Atlantic
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Michel Jobert
Europe
Helsinki
Jobert
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Washington
William P. Rogers
Iceland
Keflavik
Rogers
America
Britain
Teeland
Alec Douglas- Home
Tcelandic
Einar Augussson
Widow of war hero Colin Kelly dies in Canada
Mrs. J. Watson Pedlow widow of World War II airman Colin P. Kelly Jr. died in Sault Ste Marie on vacation. Her first husband, an Army captain, died when his bomber crippled a Japanese cruiser. Kelly earned the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged in 1956 that Kelly's son be admitted to West Point. Colin P. Kelly III, once a West Point cadet, became an Army chaplain with rank of major.
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West Point
Colin P. Kelly III
Watergate views by Julie Eisenhower on Nixon era
Julie Eisenhower told a West Aarsford California audience that the Watergate affair resembled a cancer and that the judiciary will require time for a thorough job. She contrasted the administration's best and worst times and cited Vietnam’s end and openness to Russia and China. A translator conveyed her remarks to deaf students. Briscoe signs death penalty bill into law in Texas using deputy sheriff’s pen. The deputy was killed February 2 in San Antonio.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Nixon
Eisenhower
American School For the Deaf
West Aarsford
Cont
Viet Nam
Russia
China
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Briscoe
Austin
Bexar County
San Antonio
Garbo eye operation reports denied by friends
Reports that Greta Garbo underwent eye cataract surgery in Barcelona were debunked by acquaintances noting she was in good health in New York. They said an imposter may have used her name at the Barcelona clinic, and Garbo, 67, was upset by the rumor.
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Greta Garbo
New York
Barcelona
Spain
Miss Garbo
Nicholas M. Turner
Jessica Dragonste
Miss Garho
Baptists approve male superiority resolution at convention
The Southern Baptist Convention adopted a resolution endorsing male superiority on the final day of its 116th annual meeting in Portland Oregon. Jessie Sappington of Houston introduced the measure, which evolved from a committee version favoring equal roles for women in church life. Debate centered on scriptural interpretation amid tense exchanges between Sappington and Anne Rossen of Richmond.
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Portland
Ore
Southern Baptist Convention
Jessie Sappington
Houston
Tex
Resolutions Committee
Four Jewish militants arrested in White House incident
Washington police say four members of the Jewish Defense League were detained in the White House Blue Room as they shouted appeals to President Nixon. They urged Brezhnev to allow free emigration of Russian Jews at the upcoming summit. The four, two men and two teen girls, were taken into custody by executive protection officers.
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Washington
UPR
Jewish Defense League
White House
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Pekin
Secret Service
Executive Protection Service
Lansky Sentenced To A Year And A Day In Prison
Federal Judge James L. King sentenced Meyer Lansky to one year and one day for ignoring a grand jury subpoena. Lansky, allowed to remain free on 200000, plans an appeal within 10 days. The 70-year-old underworld figure had open heart surgery in March and was recommended to serve time at Springfield Federal Prison Hospital in Massachusetts.
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UPI
James L. King
Meyer Lansky
Underworld
King
Lansky
Wizard
Federal Hospital
Springfield
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