McCord's Watergate Role Clears Path to Sentencing
James Walter McCord Jr., once CIA veteran and FBI clerk, rose from anonymity to a Watergate witness. Convicted January 30 1973 of conspiracy wiretapping and theft, he later alleged perjury and implicated others, prompting delayed sentencing to testify to a grand jury and Senate panel.
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James Walter McCord Jr
CIA
FBI
James McCord
McCord
Committee For
Democrat National
Watergate Complex
U.S
Washington
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Senate
Higher Minimum Wage Debate Faces Senate Return
The proposed measure to raise and extend the federal minimum wage passes the House and is expected to clear the Senate. Critics argue it will burden employers with higher costs, spur price increases, and reduce opportunities for youths and low skill workers while preserving most current employment.
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Congress
House
Senate
Drug suspect rearrested after multiple heroin sales in Kansas City
BNDD reports a July 7 1972 arrest for heroin possession in Kansas City Missouri. Bond set at 7500 dollars. within a month he sold heroin twice to an undercover agent. He was rearrested August 10, released again, and on August 21 arrested for possession of heroin.
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Kansas City
BNDD
Tax Pressures and Inflation Taxonomy in 1973
Alice Widener discusses rising taxes debt and inflation led by George P Shultz calling for a $20 billion debt limit increase and a 10 cent gas tax surge. Real estate taxes are set to jump 11 percent in New York City as living costs soar and social security benefits erode under inflation.
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New York City
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Congress
Barries
Washington, D.C
William H. Hudnut
Indiana
House Committee On Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Rep. Hudnut
Mills
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Byrd Jr
Senate
Byrd
Federal
Saxbe Faces Watergate Backlash From Ervin Probe
Ohio Senator William Saxbe blasts the Watergate hearings as a kangaroo court and fishing expedition while warning of national harm. He urges restraint, cites Ellsberg and Sheppard cases, and calls for secrecy and due process under Archibald Cox. Saxbe, 57, has long public service roots and urges focus on jobs and policy.
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Saxbe
Washington, D.C
William Saxbe
Ohio
Ervin Watergate
Witnes
Nixon
Ervin
America
Europe
Hhe
Sam Shepard
Dr. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Daniel Ellsberg
Wis
Ingrai
Stoority
Bob Griffin
Saxbecomes
White House
International’ Harvester
Archibald Cox
National
The
Elks and Lions Clubs
Farm Bureau
Grange
Ame
Sy Tore
McNaughe Syndicate, Inc
Trade With The Soviets Faces Reality Check
The piece warns that detente rhetoric masks Soviet aims and warns against giving most favored nation trade status. It cites Soviet fishing expansion hurting New England workers, argues credits to the USSR risk taxpayer funds, and urges realism over rosy profits from East‑West trade.
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Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
Ussr
Brezhnev
Fidel Castro
Moscow
New England
North Atlantic
National Marine Fisheries Service
New York Daily News
Grand Banks
Newfoundand
Boston
Cape Hatteras
Maine
Soviet Bloc
Giovanni Agenelli
Fiat
Russia
United States
Tough on bright Black students sparks campus turmoil
Hayakawa critiques special admissions in the 1960s noting some colleges pursued a “real” or authentic Black student. He cites San Francisco State and Antioch College where programs produced mixed results with friction, undercuts to Black communities, and resignations amid policy clashes.
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San Francisco State
Thomas Sowell
UCLA
Cornell
Lowell
Antioch
Sowell
Yellow Springs
Kenneth B. Clark
Will the federal voucher plan be nipped in the bud
Russell Kirk analyzes federal voucher proposals as means to boost school diversity, contrasting Jencks and Friedman plans, noting Alum Rock’s restrictions and HEW opposition. He urges allowing New Hampshire’s Friedman approach to proceed, arguing competition drives educational improvement.
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Jencks
The
Center For the Study of Public Policy
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Alum Rock
California
New Hampshire
Fire of
Economic Opportunity
State of
New Hi
Washington
Frank Carlucci
HEW
Thomas Glennan
New National Institute of Educatin
Friedman
Where To Write Your Legislators
Official guide lists address for House Rep. David W. Dennis Longworth in Washington D.C. 20518. Includes fragmented lines about writing to lawmakers and related contact details.
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House
Rep
David W. Dennis Longworth
Ofice
Wort
Washington, D.C
Sarong Hs Pasces
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Imber
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Prous Ia
Money Market
Holmes Alexander
Committee To Unite America
Natalie Wales Hamilton
Robert Galvin
Motorola Inc
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Henry J. Taylor
Eugene P. Wigner
Hayakawa
Mayakane
Brandeis
Xenia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Antioch College
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Russell Kirk
People of the United
Guantam
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