Former Kentucky Governor Testifies in ITT Antitrust Inquiry
Ex Kentucky governor Lowe B Nunn told a Senate committee that Mrs Dita Beard fainted at a Kentucky Derby party after discussing the ITT antitrust case with then Attorney General Mitchell. The Judiciary Committee continues hearings with acting AG Klein dienst and ITT director Rohatyn among expected witnesses amid a probe of the 1971 DOJ decision and a $400000 donation alleged to ITT to the Republican convention.
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Washington
UPN
Lowe B. Nunn
Kentucky
Senate
Dita D. Beard
ITT
Attourney
John N.mitchell
Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Felix G. Rohatyn
Kleindienst
Mitchell
Nixon
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
Mrs. Beard
U.S
Sheraton Corp
Kennedy Onassis Testifies About Photographer Incident
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis testified for the third day in her suit against freelance photographer Ronald Galella. She described being followed for two blocks by Galella who forced them to seek refuge in a record shop on Third Avenue with Aristotle Onassis nearby.
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New York
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Galella
Scottsdale Car Crash Leaves Woman Injured In Two-Vehicle Wreck
A Scottsdale woman, 43 year old Josephine H Sapanaro, is listed in satisfactory condition after her car collided with another at the Indian School and Granite Reef Roads intersection at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Sapanaro’s son Michael Sapanaro, 9, and Carmella Osselvo 65 suffered minor injuries. Sapanaro was cited for failure to yield. A separate Hayden and Thomas Roads collision left Emily Rose Golden with minor injuries while Leon Washington and vehicle occupants were uninjured.
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Scottsdale
Indian’ School
Granite Reef Roads
Josephine H. Sapanaro
E. Indianola
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indian School
Michael Douglas Bullard
82Nd St
Sapanaro
Michael Sapanaro
Carmella Osselvo
Emily Rose Golden
Tempe
Washington
Jewelry theft at Scottsdale apartment reported by Joyce Allsup
Joyce Allsup reported to Scottsdale police that $625 of valuables were stolen from her apartment between 5 p.m. and midnight Monday. The items, kept in a steel strong box, included two gold wedding rings valued at $550, two watches worth $50, and the strong box at $25. No signs of forced entry were observed.
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Joyce Allsup
E. Granada
Scottsdale
Muskie McGovern diverge in New Hampshire primary
In New Hampshire Muskie claims a third straight win yet falls short of a majority as McGovern surges past expectations. With 90 percent counted Muskie holds 48 percent and McGovern 37 percent in the Democratic race for 20 delegates. Nixon leads the Republican field with about 69 percent.
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Steve Gerstel
Manchester
N.H
UPI
Edmund S. Muskie
George S. McGovern
New Hampshire
Muskie
Maine
McGovern
South Dakota
Homyauon
Florida
Nixon
George Romney
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
McCloskey
Ashbrook
Nixon restricts top secret stamp to fewer agencies
President Nixon announced tighter rules on classifying documents using the top secret label. The plan limits top secret power to 12 departments and agencies and directs automatic declassification of many papers after six to ten years with exceptions that may extend up to 30 years. He also ordered a review of 460 million wartime and postwar pages for possible declassification to increase public access to information.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Arizona Town Hall to Study Corrections in Grand Canyon
About 100 state citizens from diverse occupations will gather for the 20th Arizona Town Hall April 9 to 12 at the Grand Canyon. The semi annual session, sponsored by the Arizona Academy of Public Affairs, will focus on Arizona's correctional and rehabilitative systems.
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Arizona
Arizona Town Hall
The
Arizona Academy of Public Affairs
Grand Canyon
Pioneer 10 flight sails toward distant Jupiter
Pasadena reports Pioneer 10, the 570 pound deep space probe with 11 instruments, remains on a successful track toward Jupiter. Mission manager Fred Kochendorfer says the craft should reach the planet at the right place and time, with a Dec 3 1973 9 35 p m EST close approach and a test of its atmosphere and data relay to Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Jupiter
Fred Kochendorfer
Pioneer
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
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Les Oltersdorf
Oltersdorf
RFD
Ron Potter
C. K. Olson
Scottsdale Refuse Department
Keith Brockmann
By John Hall
United Press International
F. I. du Pont, Glore Forgan & Co
Siotecinal
IBM
Int
Nickel
It&t
Dow Jones
Johns Manville
Terim
Indus
Kennecott
Trans
Litton
Vip
Minnesota Mining
Utilities
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Alcoa American Brands
Pan Am
Pg&e
American Cab
American Motors
Penn Central
Anaconda
Pepsico
At&t
Polaroid
Arizona Public
Svc
Raytheon Bell & Howell
RCA
Bendix
San Diego
G&e
Bethlehem Steel
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
Chrysler
Skaggs
Southern Pacific
CBS
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
du Pont
Standard of NJ
Eastern Air Lines
Texaco
Fastman
Texas
Towers
E. Shoeman Lane
Nan Lee
Elvingroom
Jackie
Phoenix
Jaycees
Walter Brennan
Chris-Town
Thomas Mall
Park Central
1St Ave
Central & Indian School
Allstate
Denny’s
van Buren
Sativay Stores, Inc
Fairgrounds Grandstand
Wallace and
Ladmo
E. Thomas
Europe
Fifth Avene
Little
Old
Vienna
Walltex
Sanitas
Birge van Luit
Schumacher
Ust N. of Thomas Rd
N. Scottsdale RD
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