Student spy testifies Hunt paid him for Democrats reports
A Brigham Young University student testified he met weekly with E. Howard Hunt to exchange intelligence on Democrats for envelopes of money. He said he infiltrated Muskie and McGovern campaigns, recruited by a friend, with Warren paying his travel and first assignment. Each name and event tied to Watergate probe and Hunt’s guilty plea.
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Veruschka the German Countess Tops Runway Fame
A UPI photo study profiles 6 foot linch model Veruschka born Countess Vera Von Lehndorff. The piece notes she can earn up to 2400 dollars daily, highlighting her status among the world’s top fashion models in an advertisement for Mohair suiting.
U S bombers bombard Saigon area amid tank advance
U S Bay bombers launched the heaviest strikes around Saigon in two months to disrupt North Vietnamese tank formations amid Tay Ninh and nearby capitals. Reports say 14 B52s hit 35 to 40 miles north of Saigon while battalions of NVA armor moved from Cambodia and 122mm guns appeared for the first time.
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Peace talks atmosphere appears more cordial in Paris sessions
In Paris, Kissinger and Le Duc Tho led private talks for a fifth straight day with a second lower level technical session under way near Gif-Sur-Yvette. Officials reported a more cordial tone than earlier days while discussing a Vietnam peace accord and possible U.S. actions.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Local Mailing Rates Notice
The Lorain Counts Printing & Publishing issues a local mailing notice dated January 12, 1974 with rate details for Elyria and adjoining counties. It lists annual subscription costs and distribution areas including Lorain and broader regions.
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Jury Deliberations in Juan Corona Mass Murder Trial
In California jurors began deliberations on whether Juan Corona killed 26 men in a mass murder linked to a peach orchard near Feather River. The 38 year old Mexican contractor faced 25 possible verdicts as prosecutors detailed blood evidence and a death ledger linking victims.
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Corona
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Patten
Dily
Mother of five named to lead IRA political wing
Maire Drumm 40 becomes the Sinn Fein leader of the IRA Provisional political arm succeeding Rory Brady who was jailed for six months under a new anti extremist law. Drumm has been a Sinn Fein member since and previously served as vice president under Brady. Her remarks avoided policy change noting strength grows inside detention.
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Phase 3 wage price controls outlined in Q and A
Washington outlines Phase 3 voluntary wage and price controls. The Cost of Living Council will monitor large firms, require quarterly price and profit records, and enforce with temporary orders if standards are violated. Rent controls are ended and many requests will be cleared in 90 days.
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Mixed Reactions to Nixon Phase Three Wage Price Proposal
New York AP report shows economists wary of renewed inflation while labor leaders like George Meany and Leonard Woodcock offer cautious support. Corporate chiefs including GM executives back easing controls, urging a swift return to free markets, with plans to keep some sectors under tighter supervision.
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Charman Gerstenberg
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