GSA Accused of Hiding Plans for National Data Bank
A Senate subcommittee report charges the General Services Administration hid plans for a national data bank called FEDNET that would centralize federal data banks. It cites 858 banks with at least 1.2 billion records and notes lack of disclosure despite hearings and surveys.
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Washington
UPI
General Services Administration
Congress
Senate Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
GSA
Subcommittee
General Services
Rhene
Fednet
Agriculture Department
National Data Center
Executive Branch
Elliot Richardson
State accredits Prospect School in Vermont
The Vermont Education Board grants three year approval to Grammar School Inc of Putney and Prospect School of North Bennington. Grammar School serves 40 students in a 1966 wood frame building with a 63,000 dollar budget for 1973 74 and a projected 3,000 dollar deficit. Prospect School educates youths aged 5 to 13 and recently secured a Rockefeller Foundation grant of 175,000 dollars for two years. Both schools receive approval from July 1, 1974 through June 30, 1977.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Panel near vote on impeachment
Washington reports Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee show wavering on impeachment as evidence in the Watergate case remains uncertain. Key GOP members acknowledge gaps, while the panel nears closed hearings on Cox firing, Nixon finances, and Cambodia bombing orders.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cambodia
Himeelf
Hamilton Fish
New York
William S. Cohen
Maine
Thomas Railsback
Nixon Ends Journey for Peace in Middle East Visit
President Nixon wraps eight day tour with Jordan stop and a communique promising continued U S military aid to Jordan. He invites King Hussein to Washington for further talks on a durable Mideast settlement as he plans a Moscow summit with Brezhnev next.
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Helen Thomas
Amman
Jordan
UPI
Nixon
Washington
Hussein
Mideast
Azores
America
United States
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Israel
White House
Tion
Pat
Antonio de Spinola
Portgual
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Lee Nixon
Band Plays Wrong Tune For Nixon Arrival In Jordan
In Amman the UPI reports Nixon arrived to the Washington Post March, Sousa’s 1889 tune tied to the paper whose reporters helped expose Watergate last year. The moment highlighted a coincidental clash between a presidential visit and a favored newspaper anthem.
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Amman
Jordan
Kalmbach gets six months to 18 in Watergate case
Herbert W. Kalmbach, Nixon ally and fund raiser, is sentenced by Judge John Sirica to six to 18 months in prison and a $10,000 fine for improperly organizing a 1970 campaign committee and offering a European ambassadorship to a major donor. He had pleaded guilty and testified for prosecutors.
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Washington
UPI
Herbrt W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
John J. Sirca
George L. Hart
Leon Jaworski
E. Howard Hunt
David Young
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Elisberg
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Sirica
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Mr. Stans
Maryland
J. Fife Symington
Jaworski
Richard D. Kleindienst
ITT
Charles W. Colson
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Egil Krogh
Ellsberg
Herbert L. Porter
FBI
Saxbe criticizes Nixon for discussing jury data
UPI reports Attorney General William Saxbe accused President Nixon of talking with aides about Justice Department grand jury information in the Watergate probe. Saxbe said Nixon either ignored grand jury procedures or showed casual regard for law enforcement, noting discussions with Haldeman and Ehrlichman after promising privacy.
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Saxbe
Nixon
Washington
UPI
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
Public Television
Watergate Grand Jury
Henry Petersen
H.R.) Haldeman
John D.) Ehrlichman
Petersen
Ross Campaign Gains in Bennington for Senate Bid
In Bennington Vermont Charles Ross campaigns for the Republican nomination to challenge Senator Richard W Mallary. Ross touts independence and gains press attention by challenging GOP leaders while building labor support and volunteer teams. He cites recent fundraising help from Washington figures and believes Watergate will sway November voters toward integrity.
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Charles Ross
Bennington
Richard W. Mallary
Ross
GOP
Mallory
Vermont
Senate
Roland Q. Seward
Webster to stay on job shuns Demo primary race
Webster will remain in his post as Development and Community Affairs Secretary and will not seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He said ongoing programs are just getting off the ground and he prefers to finish them, focusing on economy and planning to protect the environment. The decision could leave Burns without a primary race for Salmon’s running mate.
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Bill Barber
Richmond
George Russell
Brandon
Harvard
Mike Lundy
Burr & Burton Seminary
Manchester
Vermont Public Service Board
Federal
Washington
Consumer Advocate
Ross
Environmental Congress
Stewart Udall
Christian Herter Jr
International Joint Commission
Vermont
Webster
Burny
Thomas Salmon
Inside Court Rules Pregnancy Is Not A Disability
June issue notes onPage 2 weddings and events with multiple features. Tom Braden defends Henry Kissinger amid wiretap hullabaloo onPage 4. Tom Wicker reflects after visiting Omaha Beach in France onPage 4. Bennington School District Board candidates interviewed by John Leaning onPage 6. No absentee ballots in North Bennington election onPage 8. Summer learning programs at Big House onPage 9. Johnson State names new president onPage 10. Watergate items influence college commencement speakers onPage 11. Circus event benefits Post 13 baseball onPage 12. John Randolph warns image of Vermont won’t endure urban pressures onPage 14.
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Tom Braden
Henry Kissinger
Tom Wicker
Omaha Beach
France
John Leaning
Bennington School District
North Bennington
Big House
Johnson State
Watergate
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T. Garry Buckley
Philip H. Hoff
Brouhaha
Putney
John Randolph
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