Griswold Linked to Watergate Probe in CIA Panel Selection
Washington sources say Erwin Griswold former Harvard Law dean and Solicitor General was warned of a perjury inquiry by the Watergate prosecutor's office in connection with ITT case testimony. He was not indicted. White House and Jaworski comments cited amid resignations tied to ITT task force.
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Erwin Griswold
Presidential Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Watergate
Salad Jayee
Griswold
Senate Poe
International Telegra and Telephone Corp
Harvard Law School
Robert Meserve
Boston
American Bar Association
White House
Ford
CIA Commission
Ron Nessen
Leon Jaworski
ITT
Jaworski
Houston
Richard Kleindienst
Montana Supreme Court Orders Woodahl Grand Jury Access
The Montana Supreme Court unanimously orders Helena district judges to grant Atty. Gen. Woodahl a grand jury for the Workers' Compensation Division probe. The court rejects the judges' six reasons for denial, saying no abuse of discretion occurred, and outlines the grand jury's scope and procedures.
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Montana Supreme Court
Robert L. Woodahl
Orkmen
James T. Harrison
Peter G. Meloy
Gordon R. Bennett
Woodahl
Lewis and Clark County Grand Jury
WCD
High Court
Bennett
Meloy
District Court
Montana
Supreme Court
Legislative Audit Committee
Harrison
Apo
Economy in 1974 Slump Forecast by Commerce Officials
Commerce Department officials estimate the 1974 fourth quarter GNP fell at an annual rate of six to eight percent, signaling a severe recession. The AP reports White House aides discuss accelerating the economic program and possible energy moves, with a proposed personal income tax cut around 15 billion dollars for one to two years.
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Washington
Stnar
Commerce Department
James L. Pate
Commerce Secretary
Ron Nessen
Ford
Pate
GNP
North Viet Namese advance near Saigon in Phuoc Binh capture
North Vietnamese forces widened their reach within 75 miles of Saigon as they captured Phuoc Binh and threatened Toan Ninh. The Saigon command reported heavy casualties and the fall left Communist control of Phuoc Long Province in doubt. Reports also described refugee deaths near Phnom Penh and Lao unrest with Thai calls for North Vietnam to pull back.
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Ca Phuoc Binh
Toan Ninh
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Tay Ninh
See Edent Nen
Suel
Phnom Penh
Vientiane
Savannakhet
Nakhon Phanom
Thailand
U.S
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Speal
Bozeman Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested After FBI Probe
Bozeman resident Doyt Trail, 18, was arrested Tuesday night in connection with an armed robbery at the Federal Savings and Loan Co. trail sits in Gallatin County jail on a $25,000 bond after an arraignment. FBI, local police, and sheriff units joined in the investigation. Police say a masked man entered the bank at 2 16 p m and threatened staff, detaining a teller while three drawers were emptied. A police dog tracked the suspect before scent was lost near a hospital. Authorities recovered game money and non money items, with the total stolen amount not yet released.
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Bozeman
Green
Ana
FBI
British jet hijacker sparks London stand off near Heathrow
An Arab hijacker seized a British Airways BAC111 after arriving from Manchester. Captain Harry Lea attempted an English Channel bluff as the plane circled near London for two hours before landing at Stansted. Five crew remained aboard while police nabbed the hijacker after he fled. The man demanded 230000 dollars, a parachute, and instructions to operate the plane. He planned to surrender to French police after 48 hours amid alleged revenge for a Paris death.
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France
Paris
Heathrow
Harry Lea
English Channel
Stansted
British Airways
Manchester
England
Lea
Mular Denied Green Light in Montana Assembly
In the Montana House, during a roll call on Tuesday, Rep Jim Mular of Butte reported his voting button failed while others also faced unlit green indicators. The malfunction prompted a request for an electrician as the electronic tally board tracked minutes.
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Butte
Montana
Case of Representatives
Jim Mular
Pat
Mular
House of
Pat McKittrick
Montana to receive 1.6 million for outdoor recreation
Montana expects about 1.6 million dollars from the federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation this year. Half funds go to the Fish and Game Department for fishing access sites and game areas, the rest to cities for outdoor recreation facilities.
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Helena
Montana
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Fish and Game Department
Ment
B . Butte
Bozeman
Anaconda
Missoula
Thomas Greenwood
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Knievel Thames cross attempt stirs UK approval hurdle
British officials noncommittal on Evel Knievel crossing the Thames from Battersea Park to the Royal Hospital Chelsea as it requires multiple permissions. A London spokesman cited needs from water, pollution and port authorities plus police and environment departments before any takeoff. Nearby, promoter John Daly seeks federal US talks with Knievel about the leap amid Government cautions.
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Evel Knievel
Thames River
John Daly
Zaire
United States
Snake River
Daly
Battersea Park
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
London
Knievel
Department of Environment
Water Authority
Prince Charles Reflects on Loneliness and Marriage
The 26 year old Prince of Wales told the London Evening Standard that he often feels alone as he ages. He said lifelong happiness rests on a strong friendship and that his marriage must be forever.
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Charles, Prince of Wales
London Evening Standard
Prince
AEC names panel, charges Kerr-McGee plant progress and faults
The Atomic Energy Commission said it found evidence supporting health risk claims at Kerr-McGee’s Crescent Oklahoma plutonium fuel plant and will charge the firm with violating three worker protection rules. A five member panel will review manufacturing and inspection practices amid allegations of falsified data and damaged records. The union and Silkwood family have pressed for further investigation, while the Oklahoma facility faces ongoing concerns about worker safety and data integrity.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Oklahoma
Kerr-McGree Corp
Crescent
Okla
Richland
Wash
Kerr-McGree
Kerr-McGee
Karen Silkwood
Arene
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Anthony Mazzocchi
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Mazzocchi
Justice Department
AEC
Commission
Quality Assurance
Jack Tice
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
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