Agnew Under Fire Over Watergate Hearings Clash
The vice president faces sharp charges from Sen. Lowell Weicker and others as he accuses the Ervin committee of distorted justice. Weicker says truth has come from the press and courts, while criticizing executive branch misconduct in several cases.
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
St. Louis
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Connecticut
Washington
Watergate Complex
Ervin Committee
United States
Weicker
Daniel Ellsberg
Detroit
Camden
Miami
Baytown Post Editorial and Publication Details
The Baytown Post lists staff including editor Dutla Walles and general manager Paub Purnia with an editorial department led by Preston Peidergrass and Wanda Orton. It notes a Baytown Texas address, late 19th century newspaper format, and subscription rates of 424 per month or 84.57 per year with mail rates on request, under a First Amendment era press affiliation.
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Fred Hartman
Dutla Walles
Paub Purnia
Nua Hh
Pritchett
Preston Peidergrass
Ooo
Dim Finles
Wanda Orton
Paul Puan
Leon Brownee
Imaller
Baytown
Teags
Neb of Congress
Maren
Teras
Bay
Basta
General
CS Suburban Press Inc
Coascal Publications
Uotated
Ress
Hical News
Not Enough Roads South American Cities Are Not Easy To Get To
Ernest Cuneo argues South America spans two thirds of North America and hosts major cities such as Lima Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. He says no continental roads connect the regions, forcing trade by sea or air and locking wealth in. He calls for a transcontinental highway linking North America through Central America to South America with forks to Santiago and Rio Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires, describing it as an overdue defense and economic opportunity.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
South America
North America
Latin America
Lima
Buenos Aires
Rio
Sao Paulo
U.S
Darien Gap
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Cape Horn
Central America
Santiago
White House Used Money to Block Wallace in 1970 Alabama Move
Washington reports allege the Nixon White House funneled 400000 to Wallace rivals in the 1970 Alabama primary to prevent him from running as an independent in 1972. Haldeman directed the covert effort with Kalmbach and Raine handling transfers, while a separate IRS probe targeted Gerald Wallace for omitted income and kickbacks.
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Washington
George Wallace
Nixon
White House
Alabama
Wallace
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
New York City
Sherry- Netherland Hotel
France Raine
Sherry-Netherland
Los Angeles
Larry Higby
Winton
Red Blount
Blount
Justice Department
Gerald
Internal Revenue Service
Gerald Wallace
Wallace Brothers
Theaw
Internal Revenue
Crack Intelligence Division
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