Gulf Oil and Goodyear Admit Corporate Donations
Gulf Oil and Goodyear have admitted making corporate contributions totaling 140000 dollars to President Nixon’s 1972 re election campaign. The gifts were returned after officials said they were voluntary and under political pressure. Gulf said the money was returned at its request and cited persistent requests from Nixon’s campaign.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Ol Cosp
Goodyear ‘Fire & Rubber Ca
Nixon
Lwo
Gulf
Triday
Crum
Akron
Olin
Goodyear Acknowledgen Shail
DeYoung
Gull
Washington
Claude Wild
Compalica
Thas
Kentucky
Tonie Nunn
Cowling
Guili
Alaska
Nixon to Present Full Campaign Fund Report
A Nixon campaign official says a full financial report will be released next month detailing all contributions and spending. The disclosure covers money before the 1972 law took effect and may include over $1 million from Nixon's 1968 campaign, with further details expected from Brown.
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American Airlines
Ashland Oil Co
Washington
Sachamiento
Calif
California
Cox
Pittsburgh PostGavette
Fie
U.S. Cotn- It
Aiany
Ciell Wali Wee Nuon
Goodyear
Russel Peels
Nixon
Brown
Jay
Jivelle Younger
Herbert Wo Kalibach
Newport Beach
Sergeant Uses Radio Contact to Locate Boy in Truck
An Army sergeant and an operator spent about three hours Saturday talking to a distressed boy in a truck by citizen band radio. From Albuquerque area within 40 to 50 miles east of the mountains, they worked to fix the signal and keep him calm while calling for help. The boy was injured but not seriously.
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Albuquerque
UPI
W. A. Schmidt
Nabit
Schmitt
Linda King
Sehmill
Larry
California
Oll
Alten
Skipper
Canadian Beef Imports Jump Over Fifty Percent
A Canadian government spokesman reports imports of beef into the United States rose by more than 50 percent in early August. Data show 1,616,176 pounds shipped the week ending August 2 and just over one million pounds the week ending July 27, reflecting a surge in cross border beef movement.
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Chicago
Canada
United States
Gata Osler
Teens Charged in Texas Serial Killings Toll at Seven Bodies
Houston AP Two teenage boys Elmer Wayne Henley 17 and David Brooks 18 face six serious case charges after leading police to 28 severely harmed bodies and detailing a horror story of sexual assault. They admit involvement in killings with others sought or identified as victims.
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Houston
Baitian
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Brooks
Dean Cacil
Henley
Carl
Mutter
Marty Ray Junes
Charles Cobble
Harris County
Atrney
Michael Hilton
Jones
Cobble
Shar O
Bearks
Wiliam Ray Lawrence
Cobbs
Lawrence
Brooks
Hee
San Augustine
Texas
Lake Sam Rayburn
High Island
Gab Veston
W. L. Young
Polies
Butz Says He Won’t Use Farm Bill Power On Prices
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz states he does not intend to use the farm bill authority to set or control farm prices. President Nixon signed the bill, which grants broad authority while leaving decision-making a joint process with the administration.
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Buzz
Washington
Earl Butz Gays
Bul
White House
Nixon
Bute
Karl Butz
Iita
Butz
ICT
Jor Agriculture
Secs Retary of Agriculture
Harold Frohlich
R-Wis
Froeh Tieh
Shortage of natural gas and propane predicted for winter
Washington officials warn of a critical winter shortage of natural gas and propane alongside oil. Interior Department officials say supply will be strained, with propane demand expected to outstrip supply by five to one over the next year and imports limited by port capacity.
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Washington
Ol Oil
Interior Department
Duke Tigon
Office of Oil On Gas
Robert Presley
Ligon
A. D'Andrea
D'Andrea
Police Say Runaways Hid Slayings in Houston
Houston officials say at least 23 youths may have vanished amid a series of slayings. Juvenile chief Verne Cobble and officer Skipper discuss runaway patterns, reporting gaps, and the limits of police manpower in tracing missing youths.
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Houston
Verne Cobble
Charles
Li Joa Skipper
Houston Police Departmet
Sait
Skipper
Department For Interiate
Patricia Wawkes
Parsons Kurcan
Shipper
Yevwss
Tim
Cambodian Forces Claim Big Gains Around Phnom Penh
Government survey reports big successes around Phnom Penh's southern defense perimeter. Col. Am Rang says U S bombing caused heavy losses to rebels, delaying a full attack. Rebels attacked the international station near Phnom Penh, triggering a two hour firefight before dawn.
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Phnom Penh Lap
Phnom Penh
Am ‘Rang
Phnart
Penh
U.S
Sloroyinelel
Banks Raise Prime Rate to 9 Percent Across Major Lenders
New York AP reports many large banks increased their prime lending rate to 9 percent, the 12th hike this year, affecting mortgage auto and consumer loans. First National City Bank led the move followed by Chase Manhattan Manufacturers Bankers Trust and others nationwide.
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New York
Ivolves
Toilimling
Fiest National City Bank of
Bankers Trusty Jt
Continental Lands
Chicago
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Jim Head
Cedar Rapids
Linda Johnson
Metermaid
Bonnie Salasek
Gulf, Goodyear
Stans
Ward
Yinlon
Pormer Agricul
Clifford Mardin
Nixon Administration
C. Jackson Grayson, Jr
Bute al
Bula
Dorothy Hillighist
David
Pares
Sal
Upus
Informa
Cambodia
Kompong Tuo
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