Venezuela lifts travel ban on Tom Jones after testimony
Tom Jones testified in Caracas about an alleged assault by bodyguard David Perry and the civil suit by a newsman. Jones left Venezuela by morning flight to Miami after judge German Requena lifted the travel ban. Perry had left the country previously amid the dispute.
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Tom Jones
Jones
Venezuela
Miami
German Requena
Requena
David Perry
Perry
Manuel Olalquiaga
Reinecke's July 15 perjury trial scheduled in DC
Federal judge set Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke's perjury trial for July 15 in Washington. Reinecke, a Republican governor candidate, said the date is a calendar plug while pledging to settle before the June 4 GOP primary. The case centers on alleged false statements to the Senate about an ITT underwriter offer for the 1972 Republican convention.
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Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
U.S
Barrington Parker
Washington
Parker
ITT
California
Watergate
Senate
Houston S. Flournoy
James E. Cox
Cox
San Diego
Miami Beach
Fla
Senate Judiciary Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Niven
Sheraton Corp
Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Econ Company
Sheraton
Dairy co op guilty of illegal gift to Nixon campaign
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers pleaded guilty to an illegal 50000 contribution to President Nixon in 1972. The Pennsylvania dairy cooperative was fined 5000 by U.S. District Judge George L Hart Jr the maximum allowed. Prosecutor Len Jaworski said the gift was made between April 19 and 27, 1972 in connection with general and primary elections and related conventions and caucuses.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers
Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Len Jaworski
Tehigh Valley
US Steel profits jump 100 percent in 1973
Chicago UPI Edgar B Speer chairman of US Steel announced profits for 1973 rose more than 100 percent from 1972 to 325 million at the 78th stockholders meeting In Chicago He projected shipments of 1 million tons more in 1974 and pledged up to 5 million tons more by end of 1976 through plant expansion He condemned price controls as a disaster and favored a return to a free market to spur long term capacity planning and growth in steel consumption
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Blandy
Harvey
Plandy
Dayton
Ohio
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Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Guinness Bank of World Records
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Lake
Pennsville
N.J
UPI
US. Steel Corp
Edgar B. Speer
Speer
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Vallee
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Thomas B. Morgan
New York City
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Manhattan
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