White House tied to ITT fund inquiry in 1971 dealings
McLaren aides say they had no role in ITT settlement and that Ramsden's report was prepared for the antitrust division. Flanigan acted as a conduit for the request, while Etzinga and Mueller say they were not consulted. The mystery lobbyist Mrs. Beard remains silent as doctors cite circulatory ailments and anxiety.
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Ramsden
ITE
Flanigan
Antitrust Division
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University of Virginia
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Federal Trade Commission
University of Wisconsin
Ekinga
Mueller
Washington
Dig D. Beard
Victor L. Liszka
Arlington
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Radetsky
Liszka
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Mitchell
Nixon
Kleindienst
Anderson
ITT
Department
Senate
Beard
Corporation
GOP
San Diego
Liseka
Ad Club
Boston
Mrs. Beard
Denver
Tidelands funds may back Queen Mary facilities deal
Sacramento lawmakers say tideland oil revenues may be used to develop commercial facilities aboard the Queen Mary. Legislative counsel George Murphy's office cites the funds as lawful if used for hotel accommodations restaurants and shops tied to the maritime museum operation. Assemblyman Mike Cullen notes the opinion supports the city of Long Beach stance.
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Tideland
Mike Cullen
D-Long Beach
George Murphy
Maritime Museum
Harry Fulton
Long Beach
John Mansell
Ray Whitaker
Murphy
Cullen
Whitaker
Willaker
Contt
Willie Brown
San Francisco
Assembly Ways and Means
Queen Mary
Brown
Poll day shifts Muskie lead as McGovern eyes upset
United States primary chatter centers on Maine Senator Muskie leading polls in New Hampshire atmosphere while Senator McGovern keeps pressing disclosures as a potential upset candidate. Boston Globe polls show Muskie at 42 percent, McGovern at 26 with 20 percent undecided amid extensive campaign rhetoric and sporadic crowding at events.
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Muskin
Muskle
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Maine
Globe
Muskie
New Hampshire
Nixon
Paul McCloskey
Rcalif
Losh
Murskie
New England
Manchester
Hartke
Union Eater
Sen
Vance
Seaplane Hijackers Shoot Two Near Miami Island
In the Miami area on Watson Island near the MacArthur Causeway hijackers identified as Bob Sacks Bonne and Kendra Smith Warren Colts Kendall Sands. The hijackers forced a Chalks plane along the sea plane channel prompting a pursuit by a police helicopter as FAA tracked the craft toward Cuba. A separate report says a woman gave birth in a polling booth in My sore during state elections in New Delhi.
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Cuba
Bob Sacks
Bonne
Kendra Smith
Warren Colts
Kendall Sands
Watson Island
MacArthur Causeway
Miami Beach
Biscayne Bay
Aireoff
Reynolds
Federal Aviation Agency
Florida Key T
New Delhi
UPI
Mysore
Strike vote looms as Douglas engineers seek raise
Salaried engineers at McDonnell Douglas plants in California and Oklahoma plan a secret strike vote to back demands for a general wage increase. The deadlock with Southern California Professional Engineers Association ends last Friday and resumes Wednesday. About 5,000 engineers are on the books across Long Beach Torrance Lomita Compton Palmdale Huntington Beach and Santa Monica facilities. The dispute centers on replacing the current merit raise system with a general increase plus cost-of-living raises.
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California
Oklahoma
Pew
Southern California Professional Engineering
Robert Leyenthal
Engineer Group
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Torrance
Lomita
Compton
Palmdale
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co
Huntington Beach
Santa Monica
McDonnell Douglas
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Loch
Loeb
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Sheraton Corp
Philip D. Shea
Sheraton
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Herb Shannon
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