Four Americans Freed by Cuba Arrive in Miami Amid FBI Arrests
Four former Cuban prisoners arrived in Miami amid a dramatic scene at the airport as FBI agents arrested two of them for allegedly stealing an aircraft and unlawfully flying to Cuba. The other two, David Nirenberg and Susan Brown, were summoned to appear before a federal grand jury on illicit drug activity.
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Richard Peter Johnson
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David Bruce Nirenberg
Upper Sagan
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South Royalton
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Hell
Kenneth Whittaker
Gloria Mikulach
Upper Sapon
Sahive
Ford uses hearing to clear air over Nixon pardon
President Ford faces the House Judiciary Committee to defend his Nixon pardon. He repeats his official reasons, saying the goal was to shift focus from a fallen president to urgent national needs. Members pressed with pointed questions as the testimony continued.
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Richard M. Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Ford Defends Nixon Pardon In House Hearing Debates
Rep Don Edwards pressed Ford on possible pre resignation talks with Nixon about a pardon and tapes while Elizabeth Holtzman questioned public understanding of equal justice. Ford asserted no deal existed, cited Haig's mention of pardon as an option, and stressed no party to the pardon discussion was negotiated. He defended his innocence beliefs and warned against public pressure shaping impeachment outcomes.
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Kalmbach loses bid to void suspension
The California Supreme Court declined Herbert W. Kalmbach's request to lift his interim law practice suspension and denied a hearing on a potential moral turpitude issue arising from his ambassadorship bid tied to a $100,000 political contribution. The case returns to the State Bar for discipline recommendations. final discipline rests with the high court. Kalmbach, 52, of Newport Beach, is serving a six to eighteen month federal sentence after guilty pleas in Washington.
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Richard M. Nixon
California State Bar Association
Turpitude
High Court
Newport Beach
U.S. District Court
Washington
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