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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1973

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Dairy donations draw probes in major milk cooperative case

A fired lawyer for Associated Milk Producers Inc says the group hid political contributions as legal fees. Investigators from the Senate Watergate committee the FBI IRS and GAO probe how $384,000 in legal bills may have funded political giving and other uses. Rose testified in a Kansas City suit that money went to Oklahoma City lawyer Stuart Russell who routed funds to Robert Lilly. Russell and Lilly could not be reached for comment. The case comes amid broader claims of Nixon administration favors in exchange for donations.

Washington Senate Watergate Committee Watergate Prosecution Force FBI Internal Revenue Service General Accounting Office Joseph A. Rose Jr San Antonio Associated Milk Producers Inc Rose Oklahoma City Stuart Russell Russell Robert Lilly Lilly IRS Kansas City

Saxbe Picked as Attorney General and Jaworski Named Special Prosecutor

President Nixon nominated Sen. William Saxbe of Ohio as attorney general to replace Elliott Richardson and appointed Leon Jaworski as Watergate special prosecutor with full independence. Jaworski promised to pursue the Watergate matter with safeguards and consent from Congress before any firing.

Washington Nixon William B. Saxbe Leon Jaworski Watergate Jaworski Archibald Cox House Senate Judiciary Congress White House Saxbe Ohio Elliot Richardson Cox Robert Bork

Annual Feast of Nations promises gourmet food

The Feast of Nations annual banquet at Hobson Memorial Union ballroom on Friday and Saturday, November 2 and 3, at 6:30 p.m. offers dishes from many regions including Orient ginger pork, Samboossa beef patties, Murgh Qorman chicken curry, bratwurst bread, pumpernickle and Italian breads, corn muffins, and desserts like Polish Dobosh and Napoleons. Student acts will showcase international entertainment. tickets via International Student Association or Lorna Sullivan 755 2024 or Mrs Bill Berg.

Hobson Memorial Union Orient India Pakistan Near East Europe North America South America International Student Association Lorna Sullivan Bill Berg

Thieu warns of new offensive. may seek US air support

President Nguyen Van Thieu says North Vietnamese and Viet Cong are preparing a new major offensive and his forces might strike first. He implies he will request U S air support if unable to counter the threat.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu U.S

Egypt and Israel leaders press Nixon on Middle East

In Washington, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy pursued U.S. backing for distinct positions amid talks with President Nixon and Secretary Kissinger. Meir sought clarifications on U.S. policy, while Fahmy indicated Egypt might be flexible, with broader peace prospects discussed alongside a fragile cease-fire at Suez. Snow flurries and cooler temperatures forecast through Friday with a 40 percent precipitation chance today.

Washington Nixon Middle East Golda Meir Ismail Fahmy Henry A. Kissinger Suez Canal East Cairo Anwar Sadat Israel U.N

Ford offers conciliator role as Ford nominated for vice presidency

Gerald Ford told the Senate Rules Committee he could serve as a ready conciliator between a beleaguered White House and a Democratic Congress as hearings opened on his nomination. He acknowledged scrutiny of his finances and emphasized honesty and fitness for the job.

Washington Gerald R. Ford White House Congress Senate Rules Committee Ford Claiborne Pell D-R.j Michigan Howard W. Cannon D-New Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Cannon United States Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Gerald Ford Committee House GOP Rules Committee FBI Howard Cannon

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