Chaplin remains as search continues in Switzerland
Swiss authorities on Saturday continued search efforts in Switzerland as the fate of Charlie Chaplin remained unresolved. Officials from local agencies coordinated with international teams to locate the legendary actor during the ongoing investigation.
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Vaud
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Vevey
Corsier-sur- Vevey
Lake Geneva
Manoir de Ban
Chaplin
Oona
Jean-Felix Paschaud
New Vitamin E Pill Promises Quick Potency Boost
An advert touts a high potency vitamin E pill that reportedly enhances sexual drives and overall health for men and women of all ages. Claimed to be 4 in 5 users effective, the one-a-day dose is available by mail order with money-back guarantee, prices listed for 2 weeks to 60 days.
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Los Angeles
Walnut St
Pasadena
Cal
Rebozo probe yielded no indictments or evidence
The Watergate Special Prosecution Force spent 16 months reviewing thousands of documents and issuing over 200 subpoenas in a probe of Richard Nixon ally Charles G. Rebozo. They questioned 123 people, including Nixon and a Key Biscayne gardener, and 28 appeared before a grand jury, but in October 1975 found no basis for indictments and ended the inquiry.
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Washington
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Richard Nixon
GOP raises more than Democrats in 1977 fundraising
Republican committees led by national bodies raised 18.5 million and spent 18 million, while Democrats raised 5.6 million and spent 4.9 million. cash on hand favored Republicans at 8.2 million versus 867 thousand, with Democrats in over 2 million debt. Local committees added 8.2 million receipts and 8 million expenditures, yielding mixed candidate support.
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Republicns
National Committee
Federal Election Commission
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Congressional Campaign
FEC
Commission
Soviets seize US newsman material at Brest border
Harold D. Piper of the Baltimore Sun said Soviet border guards seized more than 50 items of research material, press clippings, and background papers during a four hour inspection at Brest while returning to Moscow from a three week reporting trip in Yugoslavia Austria and Poland. Guards kept some items including Tass teletype dispatches and background papers prepared by Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, but returned notes from the trip. Piper planned to contact the Foreign Ministry for the return of the seized materials after Moscow opens on Monday.
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Soviet Union
Poland
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Yugoslavia
Austria
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Radio Liberty
Tass
Foreign Ministry
Helsinki
Finland
OSHA Carcinogen Battle Shapes U. S. Health Policy
Washington debate pits industry labor and government over how to prove a substance causes cancer and what actions to take. OSHA seeks a rapid program to identify and control carcinogens, potentially reshaping EPA and FDA practices. public hearings begin May 16. More than 250 briefs filed by companies unions and trade groups reflect broad concern.
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Safety Agency
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Safety Administration
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
George Taylor
Safety and Health Administration
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