Meskill nomination stalled over FBI leasing probe
The long delayed bid for former Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to join the federal bench is delayed again as a probable FBI review into the Connecticut property leasing scandal is sought. Senate committee members defer action for a week to study conflicting testimony and await the FBI interview.
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Senate panel seeks Colby CIA report on domestic spying
The Senate Intelligence Committee asked President Ford for CIA Director William Colby’s secret report on domestic spying. Chairman Church said the ball is now in the President’s court while Ford indicated cooperation would be case by case. The panel also seeks all executive orders on intelligence agencies and possibly secret NSC directives.
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Ford Westmoreland meet on Indochina talks at White House
President Ford invited retired General Westmoreland to the White House for a discussion on the fighting in Southeast Asia. Former South Vietnam commander Widrovestend was to present his assessment of Cambodia's deteriorating military situation. Ford stressed funding and negotiations while Kissinger was away, saying Cambodia needs money to hold and chill in Phnom Penh prospects.
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Stans Convicted as Nixon Era Finance Chief Pleads Guilt
Maurice Stans, a top Nixon fundraiser and Cabinet member, pleads guilty to five campaign finance misdemeanors as Watergate probes expose his role. The former Eisenhower official and postmaster general faces consequences after raising about 60 million for the 1972 campaign, with several registrations and corporate contribution issues noted by prosecutors.
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Lottery Draw Marks Priority For Next Draft Draftees
A somber Selective Service draw held December 8, 1956 determined priority groups for 19 year old men in a standby draft. Those born December 8 1956 top the list, followed by June 19 and March 22 births, with February 12 at the end. Director Pepitone said the all volunteer system now suffices but a standby draft remains possible for national emergencies. Registration at age 18 within 30 days before or after birthday remains required with limited exemptions.
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Gurney bribery trial opens amid legal skirmishes
The bribery case against former Senator Edward Gurney began in Tampa with lengthy jury selection and disputes over admitting 77 FHA records. Prosecutors say a builders funded a housing-for-favors slush fund. Gurney, 61, faces bribery conspiracy and related charges.
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Debt Hangs Over Durkin and Wyman in NH Senate Fight
Washington reports both candidates face mounting debts and dwindling savings amid a disputed New Hampshire Senate race. Durkin, 38, sold his cottage and relies on personal funds with about 20 to 25 thousand dollars in hock despite 10 thousand dollars in aid. Wyman, 57, has about 20 thousand dollars in post election costs, legal fees at 100 dollars per hour, and reduced staff pay. Wyman continues to serve while a recount weighs in. Both pledge to continue the battle to the end despite financial strain.
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