Young Getty Found With Missing Ear In Rome Kidnapping
J Paul Getty III, 17, freed by kidnappers after five months in captivity in Italy. He told police I am Paul Getty, captain, and asked for a cigarette as he stood in a freezing rain near Lagonegro 100 miles south of Naples. His ear had been severed and a $2.9 million ransom was paid by his grandfather. He was found in a gas station wearing a black pullover and gray pants, then taken to Lagonegro police station where his mother Gail Harris arrived and embraced him.
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Richardson urges Nixon submit to cross-exam
Former U S Atty Gen Elliot Richardson says Nixon should undergo cross examination before a neutral panel drawn from the Ervin and House Judiciary committees with Leon Jaworski as Watergate prosecutor. He argues full disclosure should occur this week then face questioning to restore public confidence and reveal all facts.
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Ervin Committee
House Judiciary Committee
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Europe warns Arabs against harsh wielding of oil weapon
At Copenhagen nine nation European Common Market leaders urged Arabs to cooperate economically but cautioned that continued oil weapon use could backfire. Arab envoys sought rapid responses on broad cooperation and Israel’s withdrawal, while summit talks pursued crisis management plans and energy policy. Premier Anker Jorgensen met envoys at Christiansborg Palace.
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U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
France
Britain
Tunisia
Algeria
Sudan
United Arab Emirates
Andersen
Anker Jorgensen
Christiansbore Palace
How the Nixons will work San Clemente tax deduction
Aileen Shanahan reports on President Nixon’s plan to donate La Casa Pacifica in San Clemente to the American people. tax rules may allow a substantial but staggered deduction from 1974 through 1979, reducing his and Mrs. Nixon’s tax burden as they hold the property for life before turning it over.
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Washington
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Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
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National Archives
Bruce Whelihan
White House
Whelihan
Nixons
California
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Pentagon releases name of soldier killed by Reds
The Pentagon named Army Capt. Richard M. Rees of Kent Ohio as the American killed in a Communist ambush of a helicopter 12 miles from Saigon while searching for missing troops in South Vietnam. Four other U.S. soldiers were seriously to slightly wounded. one South Vietnamese soldier was killed and three wounded.
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Rossalind Watson
Ft. Pierce
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Herman C. Ballard
Don R. Ballard
Columbus
Ballard
Joint Casualty Resolution Center
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