Witness says FBI refused $14,000 for informant services in Berrigan case
Harrisburg testimony recounts the FBI denying a $14,000 payment for informant work linked to the Harrisburg Seven probe. Douglas, the government witness, describes a 1970 letter seeking up to $30,000 and details on plans to publicize the antiwar movement through acts aimed at federal buildings.
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Jenny A. Kissinger
Washington D.C
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Selective Service Board
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Mayfield Jr
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Verrigan
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District of Columbia
Plastic Cream Invention For Artificial Teeth
A new adhesive cream called FIXDENT claims to improve denture performance. It supposedly lets wearers bite harder, chew better, and feel more natural while lasting for hours and retaining moisture. Denture users are urged to see a dentist and try FigoneNy Denture Adhesive Cream.
L A artist Amy Freeman Lee to speak at nurses meeting
Amy Freeman Lee, an Los Angeles artist, will address Texas Nurses Association District 8 on professional nursing duties rights and risks. The gathering is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at Incarnate Ward School of Nursing.
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Pam
Thesday
Incarnate Ward School of siNursing
New Hampshire Debate Tests Muskie in Narrow Lead
In a 90 minute New Hampshire debate Muskie faced McGovern Hartke Yorty and Coll as the field pressed his bid. The exchange highlighted Muskie’s shrinking New Hampshire lead and his rivals push for exposure.
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Edward Coll
Connecticut
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Harke
Yortyard Reall
New Hampshire
Yorty
William Loeb
Tlartke
Hartke
Madison Avenue
Emperor Hirohito and U S relations amid postwar tensions
The article reflects on the Allied occupation of Japan under Gen. Douglas MacArthur, praising reconstruction, emancipation of Japanese women, and a transformation toward a modern society. It notes wartime surrender, Hirohito's cautious stance, and calls for improved diplomacy to ease U S Japan strains, urging Nixon to foster healing.
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America
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United States
Manchuria
Washington
Nixon
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses and Divorces Notice
A garbled list shows names and partial addresses for marriage license candidates and reported divorces. Included are Wayne Smith and Peggy Sue Seth with varied locations, plus multiple individuals and locations, though many details are obscured or corrupted.
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Wayne Smith
Amber
Peggy Sue Seth
Salpen Raymand Leoxers
Jones
Tuada'epe Baererd Pleone
Codor
Marvin Domes Sekula
Falls City
Ena
Shirley Rose Kotara
Dilworth
Saintr
Anston Schule
Seguin
Mert Carver
Santa Woynihony Lourd
Gaal Loalsa Soni
Kommun Ang Bein Rowsin
Martha Ana
Grantlo Cosey
Boris
Desech
France- Cake
Saverns Jones
Robert
Mary
D'Volto
Rtaigria
Guenna
Werson A
Shire
de la Garin
Ceasieid
Ronald
Garzay Giteert
Taraacite
Gesua
Anita
Gariet
Retsman
Nino
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Law tightens controls on methadone programs
Payte cites a new law sponsored by Rep. Nelson Wolff requiring foolproof identification at treatment and maintenance programs and daily dosing in the presence of an attendant or pharmacist. Police report illegal methadone coming from Corpus Christi and other places, with theft and import of unregulated methadone outlawed.
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Payte
Nelson Wolff
Corpus Christi Bl
TRS Evasion Hearing Set for Martinez Family
San Antonio funeral home director Max Martinez 61 his wife Marie 52 and daughters Patricia Marie 28 Betty Jean 35 pleaded not guilty before U S District Judge E D Suttle to evading income taxes for 1955 and 1966 The four were indicted on two counts each for willful evasion and two counts for making false tax returns The hearing date was set for May 15 and all are free on bond
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San Antonio
U.S
ED. W. Sutle
Max Martinez
Marie
W. Martin
Patricia Marie Martinez
Betty Jean Minica
Max Martinee
Martinez
Suttle
Tenement Fire in Newark Killing Eight Tied to Grudge
Police say a tenement fire in Newark killed eight people after an argument sparked by Leonard Williams 24 who allegedly wanted revenge on two tenants. Williams was scheduled for a preliminary hearing before Municipal Court Judge Harry J. Del Plato.
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Newark
Infant suffocated by pillows in Texas incident
Two older boys found a two old infant fatally suffocated between two pillows at his grandparents home in Pampa Texas. The infant was Keneth Brian Harmon son of Steven and wife Harmon of Iowa Park. The couple was visiting with grandparents when the tragedy occurred.
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UPI
Keneth Brian Harmon
Steven Harmon
Iowa Park
Pampa
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