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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1971

Page

4

Waldorf Tells U.N. Ambassador to Vacate Room

House Appropriations Committee pushes Waldorf Astoria to evict the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations over a rent dispute. The panel refused to fund a $22,000 State Department request, signaling the Waldorf could order Ambassador George Bush to leave. Rooney of New York remains firm, linking a move to a simple bag packing.

Washington UPD John Rooney Dn.y House Appropriations Committee Waldorf Astoria U.S United Nations State Department George Bush The Waldorf Bush Rooney Appropriations State’ Department Department Waldorf Management Congress House Senate Roosevelt Samuel de Palma New York U.N Barclay

Nader and Welch oppose Lockheed loan guarantee

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and associate James Welch testified before the Senate Banking Committee opposing a Nixon plan to guarantee up to 250 million dollars in loans to Lockheed. They warned guaranteed aid would not avert bankruptcy and argued the firm may seek more aid due to a weak airliner market and corporate-financial issues.

Washington Ralph Nader Congress Lockheed James Welch Senate Banking Committee Nader Welch Nixon

Supreme Court Denies Hearing in Ginzburg Obscenity Case

The Supreme Court denied a hearing for New York publisher Ralph Ginzburg who faces a reduced three year term plus two years probation after a 1963 obscenity conviction. He was fined $28,000 for mailing three publications Bros magazine Liaison Newsletter and The Housewife's Handbook on Selective Promiscuity. The ruling followed a Philadelphia case challenging pandering to prurient interests.

Washington UPD Supreme Court New York Ralph Ginzburg Ginzburg Phiadelphia Bros. Magazine Liaison Housewife’s

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