Court cases and political notes from the era unfold
TheHoward HughesRobert Maheu suit resumes in Las Vegas with 15 motions cited. Nixon nominates Ralph Erickson as deputy attorney general. Ferdinand Marcos says he will not run in 1973 while wife has no 1974 bid. Miranda loses fourth parole bid as Supreme Court overturns earlier conviction. Heart transplant pioneer Dr Denton Cooley faces suit from the widow of patient Tests in Houston reveal motives and pressures around organ donor life saving efforts.
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Howard Hughes
Robert Maheu
Las Vegas
Howard Babcock
Babcock
Hughes and
Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Hughes Tool Co
Tool Company
Kleindienst
Nixon
Los Angeles
Richard G. Kleindlenst
Justice Department
Ralph E. Erickson
Department
Office of Legal Council
Jamestown
N.Y
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Community Goals and Standards
Musich, Peller and Garrett
Philippines
Ferdinand
Marcos
Manila
Tolosa
Leyte
Miranda
Ernest. A. Miranda
Arizona
Florence
U.S. Supreme Court
Phoenix
Keith Edwards
Tol Mirania
Supreme Court
Houston
UPI
Taskell Karp
Denton A. Cooley
Karp
Cooley
Shirley
Domingo Liotta
U N hijacker action nears strike as flights resume
World wide pilot strike over airport security disrupts travel in 30 countries. United Nations Security Council discussions move toward a statement condemning hijacking and urging prosecution. International Civil Aviation Organization considers sanctions. airline losses estimated at 65 million dollars with more figures awaited. John J. O’Donnell says two U S lines halted. Southern and parts of Northeast and Eastern faced outages.
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Joss@s
United Nations
Security Council
London
U.S
Financial Times
International Pilots Association
New York
Lazar Mojsov
Yugoslavia
International Federation of Airline Pilots Association
U.N
International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal
United States
Eastern
Southern
O'Donnell
Nixon to announce Vietnam troop pullout this month
White House said President Nixon will announce further U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam before month end. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler stated Nixon will meet the pledge of reducing troop levels to 49,000 by July 1 and implied another announcement would come between now and that date.
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Nixon
Washington
Florida
Bahamas
Ronald J. Ziegler
Council On the Economy
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
L A Airport hit by 24 hour pilot strike
A 24 hour strike by pilots caused little disruption at Los Angeles International Airport with 37 of about 1,000 daily flights grounded. About 9,000 of 53,500 daily passengers were affected, many rerouting or delaying travel. Eastern and Northeast Airlines were the only domestic carriers affected locally. international carriers saw disrupted schedules.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International
Pilots' International Association
Eastern Air Lines
Northeast Airlines
Mexicana
Air New Zealand
Air France
Scandinavian Airlines System
Lufthansa
UTA French Airlines
Aeronaves de Mexico
Air Canada
Border Patrol nab 17 illegals in truck ruse near Jacumba
U S Border Patrol agents Allen Owen and James Martin trapped 17 illegal aliens in a van at a remote Jacumba Mountains site. They parked, waited, and the group piled into the back within a minute after 7. A Mexican man arrived seeking entry and was thanked for waiting. The pair and another man were later cited, with two pleaded guilty and sentenced to 120 days. Aliens paid $200 each for delivery to Los Angeles. After capture they were sent home to Mexico.
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U.S. Border Patrol
Allen Owen
Jacumba Mountains
Owen
James Martin
Tom Maddry
U.S. Border_Patrol
Mg Thie
Petaly
San Diego-Imperial County
Maddry
Los Angeles
Mexico
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Associated Press
Atty
John O’connell
Washington State
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Joseph Alioto
Tacoma
A-1
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Ziegler
L.A
Balk
Press-Telegram
Melanie
le Bouck
Canner Petiveau
Lakewood
Simmons
Quired Simmons
Ee Simmons
Hiriser
Otra Ternmway
Bullock's
Clark Avenue
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