Echeverria and Ford Clash Over Oil Prices and Migrants
Mexican President Luis Echeverria told Ford Mexico will sell oil at world market prices and that access will depend on payment. Echeverria also said Mexico will not push a new migrant workers treaty, while Ford pressed for data on immigration and reaffirmed Cuba policy. A joint news conference followed border talks in Nogales and Magdalena de Kino.
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Tubac, Ariz
Luis Echeverria
Ford
United States
Mexico
Echeverria
Country Club
U.S
Cuba
Echever- Tia
Nogales
Magdalena de Kino
Tucson
Uruguay
Brazil
Israel
America
Castro
U.N
Tenry A. Kissinger
Dean testimony outlines Mitchell approval of break-in plan
Dean testified that Mitchell approved a break in strategy and that a presidential Air Force One call interrupted a discussion with prosecutors. He recalled meeting Haldeman and Ehrlichman at the White House as they debated how to frame funds reportedly used for a defense effort.
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Air Force One
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlicaman
California
John
Ehrlichman
White House
Neal
Ehrlivhanin
Judge stalls Nixon on tapes delivery
A federal judge ordered a delay in finalizing the turnover of Nixon White House tapes and documents. Judge Charles Hyder Richey heard historians and reporters seek a restraining order while Nixon, recovering from phlebitis, argues access is needed to prepare testimony. The ruling preserves limited copying rights amid ongoing Watergate coverage concerns.
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San Clemente
Washington
Gibson in hospital after heart eye surgery complications
Los Angeles council member Gibson, age 72, remains at San Pedro and Peninsular Hospital after cataract procedures and a heart attack. Doctors report eye surgery complete but heart condition worsened with unexpected complications. discharge expected Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Gibson
Suthery
San Pedro and
Peninsul Hospital
Abson
Hans
Ant Gibson
Happy's Aunt 77 Plans Marriage In Family Tie
Contained gossip notes that Happy's aunt, aged 77, intends to wed again amid claims of motive and money. The family history traces back to Philadelphia figures Edwin Wither and William Wanderly Wither, noting a sizable estate and ties to local industry.
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Fitler
Philadelphia
Rachel Fither
Edwin Dh Wither
Tikwdelphia Tram
Edwin 7 Wither & Co
Tater Krower
Curdage Works
Tantra
Farlunue
Living cost hike hits 25 year high across goods
The monthly price rise for September shows broad gains in groceries poultry dairy and fats while nonfood items rise. New car prices hold steady as model-year effects ease and household service costs climb with higher gas and electricity charges. Gasoline prices ease for a second month with regional grade at 55 cents and premium at 0. Varying increments reflect earlier rate hikes including VA loans.
Police end slowdown reject Teamster move
Police end slowdown after 53 officers called in sick on Sept 8. Before the malady was cuted, officers had called in sick on six shifts over eight days. Officials refused to yield to blue flu strategy, prompting POA to consult Teamsters about possible affiliation with the giant labor organization.
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Effy
POA
Teamster
John Mansell
Mansell
Polen
William Mooney
Chamberlain
Historic lie test clears ex L B man
A court heard that a polygraph showed the defendant truthful about the arrest under investigation. Prosecutors withdrew charges after Judge Kelly admitted the test, while defense asserted the device was a modern four channel instrument, not an early blood pressure machine.
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L.B. Man
Kelly
Richardson
Wood
Funk
Soap heir sentenced for wildlife conservation duty in unusual case
George Gamble, great grandson of Procter & Gamble founder, was ordered by US District Court Judge Robert Peckham to devote one day a week to wildlife conservation for a year. He received a $10,500 fine, three years of probation with a no-hunt condition, and a $10,000 fine for transporting a Big Horn sheep head from Yellowstone and $500 for a snork head from a Crow reservation in Montana. Gamble runs a 15,000 acre Napa County ranch in Northern California.
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San Francisco
George Gamble
US District Court
Robert Peckham
Gamble
Proctor & Gamble
Peckham
Yellowstone National Park
Snork
Montana
California
Napa County
Child Found in Pool Dies at Harbor General
Three-year old Daniel Aldrige was found floating in the pool of his parents apartment building at 1579 Chestnut Ave around 10 a.m. Monday. Paramedics and police revived him after cardiopulmonary failure, and he died later at Harbor General Hospital after transfers from St. Mary Medical Center. Police say the child apparently fell into the pool while playing nearby.
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Daniel Aldrige
Chestnut Ave
Harbor General Hospital
St. Mary Medical Center
Harbor General
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