Watergate juror says no way to view news during trial
An alternate juror in the Watergate cover up trial says jurors could not have seen or heard news about Watergate developments while on the panel. The juror stated there was no way to pay Watergate accounts to jurors. The report is from Washington and datelined UPI, noting constraints on juror exposure to press during the proceedings.
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Alphabet Bomber sanity hearing for Kurbegovic in LA case
Yugoslav immigrant Muharem Kurbegovic faced a sanity hearing to decide if he is competent to stand trial for the Aug 6 Los Angeles International Airport bombing that killed three, injured 35, and caused extensive terminal damage. He has not spoken since arrest. some say he can talk. Prosecution paused on 12 felony charges pending psychiatric results.
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API
U.S
Los Angeles International
Muharem Kurbegovic
Kurbegovic
Publisher to Fly Balloon Across Continent and Ocean
Malcolm Forbes announced readiness to launch a 7,000 mile balloon crossing from Santa Ana at 6 a.m. EST. He had postponed due to winds that would push the craft off course and set a tentative Tuesday dawn liftoff before declaring winds favorable for the voyage.
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Malcolm Forbes
Atlantic Ocean
Forbes
Subcommittee to Probe Alleged CIA Spying
Rep. Lucien Nedzi announced a House subcommittee will push its own investigation into alleged CIA domestic spying. He noted the inquiry would proceed after the new Congress convenes and would focus on dissidents within the United States while seeking to tighten the agency’s foreign intelligence remit.
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Treasury
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Eisenhower
New York Times
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Lyman L. Lemnitzer
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Cuba
Bay of Pigs
Erwin N. Griswold
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Aflcio
John T. Connor
Washington Post
Connor
Ronald Reagan
California
Edgar F. Shannon
University of Virginia
Administration
William E. Colby
FBI
White House
Justice
Cease-Fire Ends As Indians Retake Monastery
A renewed gunfight ended a cease-fire and left about 50 Indians in control of a 64 room monastery for the sixth day. Shawano County authorities cut electricity and blocked food deliveries to the building after the hours long shooting.
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Gresham
Wis
UPI
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Livestock Prices and Indian Monastery Shootout in Portland
Livestock market reports from Portland show slaughter cattle mostly steady with declines on cows. Separately, police report a gunfire exchange at the closed Alexian Brothers novitiate monastery as Menominee Indians seized the building demanding control. No injuries reported. electricity and phone service were cut off amid a tense standoff.
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Sheriff's Sale Notice in Bonner County Idaho
The Sheriff will sell at public auction in Sandpoint Idaho on January 13 1975 at 11 00 A M to satisfy an execution out of the District Court against James W Heath and Wayne and Dorothy Heath. The property is Tax No 1 part of Block Q Farmins Fifth Addition Sandpoint per the plat recorded in Book 1 Plats Page 56 Bonner County. Dated December 18 1974. Diana Moore sheriff deputy.
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Idaho
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