Nixon purchases linked to Hughes fund kept by Rebozo
Senate Watergate Committee report ties Nixon campaign funds in four secret Rebozo accounts to estate improvements at Key Biscayne and a $5,650 payment for platinum and diamond earnings given to Pat Nixon. It cites $100,000 Hughes gift and $50,000 from A.D. Davis with bank transfers and checks.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Charles G
Rebozo
Biscayne
Senate Watergate Committee
A.D. Davis
New York
Harry Winston
Pat
Florida
Campaign
Key Biscayne
Hughes
Ziegler Attacks Watergate Panels Over Leaks and Impeachment
White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler blasted Senate and House Watergate committees for piecemeal leaks he called a calculated PR tactic to sway opinion against President Nixon. He demanded simultaneous release of all evidence and testified against key chairmen and lawmakers who he said were pressuring the public with selective material.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congressional Watergate
Ziegler
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Sam Ervin
Peter Rodine
John Doar
Judiciary Committee
Inside Outraged Australia unions keep old blue eyes
A diary-style report notes unions holding virtual prisoner status in a hotel, with questions about booze and captivity. Kit Foster pens a vivid indoor outdoor garden feature from Arlington. Moe Harrington responds to yesterday’s editorial.
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Australia
Kit Foster
Arlington
Moe Harrington
Monitor
Roundhouse
Shaftsbury School
Vermont
John Hubbard
The
Generals
House panel to publish Watergate evidence volumes
The House Judiciary Committee will release eight thick volumes of Watergate evidence after six weeks of closed sessions. The tan volumes weigh several pounds and total 4,133 pages, including previously unreleased testimony from the Watergate grand jury naming President Nixon as an unwitting co-conspirator.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Watergate
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
Florida Senator Edward J. Gurney indicted for bribery
Federal grand jury in Jacksonville charges Sen. Edward J. Gurney R-Fla. with conspiracy, bribery, receiving unlawful compensation and four counts of making false statements. The indictment marks the first against a U.S. senator in 50 years and centers on a 10 month probe into favored FHA HUD treatment and a $400,000 campaign fund. Gurney proclaims innocence. Florida GOP leader calls the move a mortal blow to his re election bid.
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Jacksonville
Watergate Committee
Federal Housing Administrator
FHA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Gurney
Washington
Florida
Republican Party
L.E
Tommy ) Thomas
Justice Department
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Davis hints Kennedy favored for Vermont governor nomination
Former Vermont governor Deane C. Davis told the GOP Platform Committee to draft a strong environmental plank and signaled support for Walter L. Kennedy in the Republican gubernatorial race. He urged continuing Act 250 while noting criticism of the law and environmental rules. Davis stressed Act 250’s roots and urged party loyalty, as others push anti Act 250 platforms.
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Charles Butler Jr. Barre
UPI
Deane C. Davis
GOP
House
Walter L. Kennedy
Chelsea
Davis
Vermont
Kennedy
Harry
Lannon
Roland Vautour
Jeffersonville
Balanced View
John McClaughry
Kirby
Nixon cannot meet 600000 mortgage payment on San Clemente estate
President Nixon faces a Sunday due mortgage of 600000 on the Western White House at San Clemente. His share amounts to 226440 while the rest is owed by the B and C Investment Co. refinancing obstacles may require an extension or a short term loan.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Robert Abplanalp
C.G. ‘‘Bebe
Rebozo
Dean Butler
San Clemente Villa
Rebozo- Abplanalp Partnership
B and C Investment Co
Butler
California
Herbert Kalmbach
Cain seeks unifier role in Vermont Democratic bid
Former Burlington mayor Frank Cain campaigns in Bennington as a leading Democratic candidate for the U S House seat vacated by Richard W Mallory. He frames his bid as a missionary trip to organize Democrats, aiming to unify the party while presenting himself as a wide ranging moderate.
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Vermont
Chittenden
Bennington County
Burlington
Frank Cain
U.S. House
Richard W. Mallory
Cain
Bennington
Washington
Essex Junction
First
Haggling slows action in Wonderland appeal
Mount Holly Environmental Board hearing on Wildlife Wonderland's Act 250 permit progressed little after a day of testimony. Disputes over location and animal compound layouts dominated, with motions to postpone and schedule changes and a disputed next session set for July 17.
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Mount Holly
Wildlife Wonderland
Environmental Board
Schuyler Jackson
Robert Broderick
Rutland
Mount Holly Planning Commission
Benjamin Partridge
Weston Planning Commission
Arthur J. O’dea
James Kinsey
Manchester
Jackson
Broderick
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Jerome R. Waldie
D-Calif
John D. Conyers
D-Mich
Robert F. Drinan
Dmass
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Waldie
Rangel
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