Nixon seeks Pentagon Papers angle in Brookings raid
In a June 17 1971 Oval Office talk Nixon Haldeman and Kissinger discussed obtaining secret documents to potentially blackmail Lyndon Johnson over the Vietnam War. He aimed for the inside story of the 1968 Johnson ordered bombing halt and urged public denouncement of the Pentagon Papers.
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Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Henry Kissinger
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Brookings Institution
North Vietnam
Johnson
White House
Oval Office
Mammogram timing left to women after expert split
A U S cancer advisory panel urged individualized choice on starting mammograms, while the NCI director supported a possible mortality benefit for women in their forties. The American Cancer Society favors starting at 40, with 50 as a proven baseline for mortality reduction.
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Bethesda, Md
National Cancer Institute
Richard Klausner
Klausner
American Cancer Society
NCI
Ransom Note Hints at Navy Ties in JonBenet Case
The Rocky Mountain News reports the ransom note referenced John Ramsey 1968 69 Subic Bay Navy post and used deliberate misspellings to mislead investigators. Police asked Ramsey family friends and Access Graphics staff for handwriting samples as part of the probe.
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Boulder
Colo
JonBenet Ramsey
SBTC
U.S. Naval Training Center
Subic Bay
Philippines
Rocky Mountain News
John Ramsey
Navy Public Works Center
Bureau of Navy Personnel
Washington
Ramsey
Access
Feeney Reveals Secret $3.5 Billion Philanthropy Network
Charles Feeney, 65, the Duty Free Shops co founder, disclosed a hidden philanthropic empire named the Atlantic Foundation and Atlantic Trust with Bermuda roots. The trusts have dispensed over $600 million to public education, elder care and youth empowerment, last year totaling about $140 million.
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Washington Post
New York
United States
Atlantic Foundation
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Atlantic Trust
Bermuda
Charles Feeney
New U.N. secretary general seeks support in Washington
Kofi Annan told President Clinton he would push for a reformed United Nations and earned Clinton’s promise to work with Congress to pay overdue U.N. dues. Senator Jesse Helms remained skeptical and proposed reform benchmarks to reward progress. A U.N. official said aides should exchange ideas with committees to advance reforms.
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White House
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