Hughes Memo Claims Tie Howard Hughes to Watergate
Las Vegas Sun publisher Hank Greenspun says he possesses handwritten Hughes memos, possibly sought by Watergate burglars, suggesting a $100,000 Hughes contribution to President Nixon via Bebe Rebozo. He aired theories on NBC and notes no definitive Hughes document links. A break in Greenspun’s safe was alleged, with no clear items disclosed. The report also covers San Quentin’s new acting warden Ken Britt predicting several more years of inmate holds.
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Hank Greenspun
Howard Hughes
Tomorrow Show
Greenspun
Hughes
Nixon
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Tom Snyder
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Lawrence O’brien
O'Brien
Democratic Party
Department of Justice
Nevada
Justice Department
Robert Humphrey
Internal Revenue Service
Senate, Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
San Quentin
Vacaville
UPI
Ken Britt
San Quentin Prison
Brith
Lewis Nelson
Hoffa Parole Records Meant for White House Decision
A federal judge in Washington gave the White House until Monday to decide whether to release documents about James R. Hoffa’s parole or claim executive privilege. Hoffa was freed December 23, 1971, with conditions barring union activity until 1980. Rain, Hoffa’s lawyer, seeks access while the White House weighs privilege claims and related materials.
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Washington
UPT
White House
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
John H. Pratt
John W. Dean
Watergate
Federal District Court
Michael A. Kate
Sailor Held In Death Of Drinker
Navy petty officer Romualdo Mendoza Calpo faces murder charges after he shot and killed Frederick A. Knutson, 26, in the Calpo home dining room when Knutson was drinking with Calpo’s wife Carmenita. Knutson was an employee at an electronics firm in Sunnyvale, and his father Dr. Joseph Knutson led Concordia College.
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Navy
Frederick A. Knutson
Joseph Knautson
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
Romualdo Mendoza Calpo
Calpo
Knutson
Carmenita
Attorneys probing ITT case quit Jaworski staff
Washington reports three Watergate prosecutors on the ITT inquiry have resigned. Spokesmen would not confirm reasons, amid speculation over Kleindienst’s misdemeanor plea for perjury tied to his 1972 Senate confirmation hearing. Joseph Connally, then Hammond and Hoeb er also left the ITT task force.
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Jaworski Watergate
Washington
UPD
Watergate
International, Telephone and Telegraph
Sean. Jaworski
Atty
Richard G. Kleinedienst
Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Washington Post
Jet
Task Force
Joseph Connolly
Connally
Jaworski
Richard J. Davis
ITT Taks
Lawrence ‘Hammond
Paul R. Hoeber
Hoeber
Hammond
Post
San Francisco Nurses Resume Talks in Labor Dispute
Negotiations resumed today in a labor contract dispute affecting about 4,400 nurses in the San Francisco Bay Area. The California Nurses Association represents the nurses who have threatened to strike, with participation from Affiliated Hospitals of San Francisco, Associated Hospitals of San Francisco, the East Bay group, and Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program of Northern California.
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UPL
San Francisco Bay Area
The
California Nurses Association
Affiliated Hospitals
Associated Hospitals of
East Bay
Kaiser Permanente Medical Care
California
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