Eerie tale of captive Hughes surfaces in Nassau
Investigators traced a foot high mahogany box and a possible body on ice in a Nassau hallway as James Whitton of the U S Department of Justice questioned Maheu about illegal wiretapping. Maheu described plans to free Hughes if authorities failed to act, while others guarded the Nassau penthouse and Hughes’ Las Vegas departure remains unsettled.
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Maheu
James Whitton
Criminal Division
U.S. Departent of Justice
Washington, D.C
the Times
Grand Jwy
Miami
Bahamas
Grand Jury
Times
Nassau
Hughes
Made
Desert Inn
Las Vegas
International = Intelligence Inc
Intertel
Mahen
Nevada
Iughes Tool
The
Petar Maheu
Tucson
Aviz
Hughes Tool Co
Nevada Gaming Authority
Tool Company
Wilmington
California
Ed's
Style
Ed’s
Bre Ness
Weil
Fullerton Mourns Death of Coaches After Plane Crash
Four football coaches died when their plane crashed during a crash scene night rescue. Forest rangers cut a path to the wreckage four miles from the road for sheriff's deputies to retrieve the bodies. Coury said the team will play remaining games, while the Titans had planned charity events in the Coliseum and faced Grambling College in a scheduled contest.
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Pam
Forest Rangers
Santa Barbara County
Coury
Titans
Grambling College
Cal Poly
Colisuem
Tiannah
Pau “Bear” Bryant
University of Alabama
O'Hara
UCLA
Mater del High School
Santa Ana
Moon
Long Beach State
Servite High School
Anaheim
Hannah
Fullerton
IAM Tells U.S. Warned Strike Over 5.5% Wage Cap
TAM District 837 of the International Association of Machinists voted to urge AFL CIO authorization for a one day nationwide strike protesting the pay board wage cap. The IAM represents about 10,000 McDonnell Douglas workers and sent a note to President Nixon and IAMAW president to seek action at the AFL CIO meeting in Florida.
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T. Louis
UPI
Internationa Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Icle- Grain
Niad
Dividend controls touch most investors and wage freeze aftermath
The article details Phase II price and wage controls as the wage price freeze nears and ends. It notes retroactive pay issues for teachers and military pay hikes, price exemption reversals, and broader economic uncertainty. It cites comments by DNC chair O H rien and Pay Board chair Boldt, with Grayson offering price rise expectations.
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the Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Concil
Boldt
C. Jackson Grayson
The
Price Commission
Graynen
Swedish autos arrive in port in steel crates
The first shipment of about 2,200 Swedish autos arrived in Los Angeles over the weekend aboard the freighter Suecia. The cars were driven onto the ship in Sweden and then lowered in their crates into the hold, port authorities reported.
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Los Angeles
Sweden
Finch Seeks Settlement in Ecuador Fishing Dispute
White House adviser Robert H. Finch met President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra to resolve the dispute over fishing rights after Ecuador seized 39 U.S. tuna boats this year. Finch and Charles Meyer conferred with Foreign Minister Rafael Velasco, joined by Jesse Steinfeld and Herbert Klein. They then attended the inaugural session of the 18th Pan American Highway conference with delegates from 21 nations.
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Quito
Ecuador
White House
Robert H. Finch
Jose Maria Velasco Tharra
U.S
Finch
Charles A. Meyer
Rafael Garcia Velasco
Catfish Farm Details and Pen Pal Guides
Action Line shares background on a Brawley area catfish farm run by Robert Daley, detailing its 320 acres, 14 ponds, daily feeding costs, and wholesale sales. It also lists two foreign pen pal options with fees, urging readers to include contact details and a return SASE. Daley invites visitors to Imperial Valley Enterprises near Brawley for tours.
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Orange, County
D.L.S
Ji Eeut Department of Agriculture
U.S. Government Printing Office
Los Angeles St
Los Angeles
Calif
Imperial Valley
Robert Daley
Brawley
Action Line
Daley
Imperial Valley Enterprises
Keystone Road
Action Lin
B.M
Long Beach
World Affairs Center
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Mine
Virginia Stevens
Grand Ave
Kansas City
International Friendship League
Mt. Vernon Ave
Borton
Mass
Queenie the dog Reunites with Owner in Lang Beach
Ken thanks ACTION LINE and kind callers who offered Queenie a home. Queenie and her owner have reunited and the dog is back home. L.B. Lang Beach expresses happiness at their reunion.
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Action Line
Queenie
L.B
Lang Beach
Exemption hike dies in Senate
The Senate rejected a proposal to raise the personal tax exemption for individuals to 700 in 1971 by a 9 to 24 vote. The bill would have added about 1 billion in relief to the 195 billion tax cut package and altered the current 650 exemption. The measure faced opposition over future federal income and purchasing power concerns. The chamber also defeated a child care deduction expansion for two earner couples with a 13 000 income cap, a move adding about 100 million to costs. Separately a press pass denial barred Underground Press Syndicate writer Tom Forehole from White House coverage.
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Washington
Senate
Seng
Adlai E. Stevenson II
D-Ill
James B. Pearson
House
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Butz nomination to agriculture post draws fire
UPI reports President Nixon’s pick Earl Butz to head agriculture faces stiff Senate opposition. Sen. McGovern blasts him as allied with big corporate farming, recalls Benson era policies, and vows to defeat. Humphrey defends hearings and flags potential conflicts of interest with banking ties. Harris calls for withdrawal. Farmers Organization opposes Butz and seeks witness time.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Earl Butz
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen
George 8. Mc-Govern
DSD
Ezra Taff Benson
McGovern
Agriculture Committee
Butz
Hubert H. Humphrey
Benson
Humphrey
National Farmers ‘Organization
Retz
Senate Committee
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Bill Hannar
Dallas Moon
CSLB
Tam
U.S. General
Lawrence F. O'Hrien
Democratic National
O'Brien
Psy Board
George E. Boldt
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Herbert G. Klein
White
House Communications
Organization of American States
J.P.H
Seal, Beach
tostePs Auditing Department
Walsh
Tom Forehole
Underground Press Synsticate
Secret Services
Foresde
Bute
Purdue University
Fred R. Harris
East Artesia
Lakewood Blvd
Posey
Downey
Ieperial
West
Angeles
Westwood Biy
Olympic
Garden Grove
Garden Grove Blvd
Beockhurat
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