O'Brien Targeted in Watergate Raid Plan Says Magruder
In testimony Magruder linked top Nixon aides to Watergate wiretapping and coverup claiming the real goal was to discredit Lawrence F. O'Brien, then Democratic national chairman. He said Mitchell approved the espionage plan and Haldeman handled the briefing, with Strachan kept informed.
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Gordon Strachan
White House
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Strachan
Gordon Liddy
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
White House Holds Million Dollar Nixon Campaign List
The White House confirms a long sought list of over 1 million dollars in currency contributions to Nixon's 1972 re election. The document, held by Rose Mary Woods, was turned over to Common Cause and may show donor names and company affiliations including defense contractors.
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Washington
Nixon
Court
Senate
Rose Mary Woods
Gerald Warren
Lawyers For Common Cause
Citizens’ Group
Hugh W. Sloan
Campaign Finance Committee
Maurice Stans
Summit talks aim for breakthrough toward permanent arms curbs
White House says the U S Soviet summit will not yield a sweeping new SALT agreement but could open the route to permanent arms limits. Kissinger expects extensive discussions to move negotiators toward harmonious, workable curbs as Brezhnev arrives for talks at Camp David and the White House. Brezhnev meets Nixon in Moscow and at Camp David amid assurances of mutual respect. The week includes signing of bilateral deals on science exchanges oceanography and transportation.
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Maryland
Cease fire in Cambodia stalls as fighting continues
Rockets artillery mortars and gunfire keep Vietnam cease fire fragile with no progress on Kissinger Tho points. The Joint Military Commission did not meet commanders and officials postponed political talks in Paris for two weeks.
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Vietnam
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le Trung Hien
Senate Approves Gilligan Budget in Surprise Coalition
In Columbus Ohio the Senate passed Gov John Gilligans 99 billion budget by a 19 to 14 vote amid a rare GOP Democratic coalition. Five Democrats backed the bill while three Republicans opposed. The House then voted 55 to 30 not to concur, setting up a joint committee to forge a compromise before June 30 spending authority ends.
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Senate
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Anthony O. Calabrese
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House
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Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Howard C. Cook
Toledo
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Fred Young
Dayton
Calabrese
Shultz Stays as Connally Prepares for Departure
Washington AP reports treasury secretary George P. Shultz plans to remain in office after a new economic clash with President Nixon while former Treasury head John B. Connally appears ready to leave. Connally cites White House access and a damaged operation as factors. Connally plans a 60 day world trip with his wife and has offered no firm return date.
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George P. Shultz
Treasury
Nixon
John B. Connally
Connally
White House
Texas
Shultz
Hutt
Harlow Returns to Nixon White House Staff
Bryce N. Harlow, who advised Nixon in the first years, re joins the White House staff to advise on administration matters as he takes a leave from Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Co. The move follows his previous White House role during the Watergate era.
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Protesters urge inmate labor union recognition in Columbus
Ex convicts relatives of prisoners housewives and students demonstrated outside the Statehouse and the Ohio Penitentiary to urge recognition of an inmate labor union after the U S House Internal Security Committee canceled hearings in Columbus to investigate prison rebellion subversives.
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U.S. House Internal Security Committee
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U S Sues To Block Ohio State Employee Pay Hikes
The Justice Department seeks an injunction to stop $21 million in retroactive raises for 76 000 Ohio state employees. Raises were ordered May 29 by the 10th District Court of Appeals after the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees sued. The fight centers on 242 months of 1972 raises approved Jan 1 by the General Assembly and March 15 by the federal Pay Board.
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10Th District Court of Appeals
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Ohio General Assembly
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