Haig Chosen As Interim White House Staff Chief
President Nixon selected Gen Alexander Haig as interim White House staff chief, with Ziegler noting Haig already in the White House. The move follows Watergate related resignations and may lead to wider staff restructuring. Haig has served as a trusted troubleshooter on military and political issues in Indo China.
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Indo-China
Million Dollar Unreported Cash In Nixon Campaign Funds
Former Nixon campaign treasurer Hugh Sloan testified in a sworn deposition that cash, exceeding a million dollars, was not reported in missing ledger sheets. He could not give a precise ceiling, but estimated between 1 million and 2 million, with about 100000 listed in disbursements. The era's disclosures also mention unreported funds kept in safes and a subfund used for political ends. Page 3 continues.
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Crash Program To Reduce Court Backlog Pledged
Cedar Rapids chief judge outlines a crash program to cut Cedar Rapids municipal court backlog as cases transfer to district court on July 1 under a unified court statute. He plans hearings and deployment of district judges to handle preliminary matters and traffic prosecutions, with hearings held on Saturdays and weekdays to clear the load.
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Harold Vivlay
General Assembly
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Tolinn County
William Aches
Cedar Rap
Segretti Charged in Sabotage of Muskie
U S president campaign sabotage case centers on Don Segretti a California attorney linked to the White House. A federal grand jury in Orlando Florida indicted him for publishing and distributing a forged letter accusing Senators Hubert Humphrey and Henry Jackson of sexual misconduct. The letter circulated thousands before the March primaries in Florida.
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Henry Jackson
Panel weighs three options after environmental hearing
A three member panel of the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board closed a one day hearing on the Palos nuclear site. The panel may terminate the permit, allow continued work, or impose conditions. The process centers on safety and environmental impact for the Arnold Energy Center project.
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Heasawell Hotel
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Park Funds Nod By One Vote On 1974 78 Park Bill
Park funds for 1974 78 were approved by one vote as the Iowa legislature advanced 3 million dollars to the state conservation commission for parks and preserves. Amendments sought earmarks for Pleasant Creek Palo and Volga Lake sites but all but one sought more funding. The lone favorable amendment would allocate 730000 of the total 1 million to Palo Jacki project tied to Cedar Rapids energy interests. The issue sparked debate with opponents citing project costs while supporters pointed to park development needs. The measure now goes to the senate for action.
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Nixon warns Hanoi as world report cites missile arms race
President Nixon in a world report warns North Vietnam against violating the 1967 cease fire and pursuing domination of Indo China by force. He offers diplomatic ties and aid if Hanoi pursues peaceful aims, while signaling renewed bombing if aggression continues. The report, drafted largely by Henry Kissinger, details Soviet missile advances and urges a united Western bargaining stance before East–West talks on arms reductions. Nixon also outlines plans for Latin America outreach, Europe diplomacy, and continued rapprochement with China, Egypt, Israel, and other states.
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Ellsberg case opens with delay vow and transcript snag
Lawyers for Ellsberg and Russo vow to delay the Pentagon Papers trial to pursue Watergate and White House ties as Judge Byrne orders the government to proceed in rebuttal. A dispute over a grand jury transcript of B. Howard Hunt delays testimony while prosecutors explain dispatch issues and transmission timing.
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Udal
White House
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Anthony Russo
U.S District Court
Matl Byrne
B. Howard Hunt
Washington, D. C
Hilsberg
Myrne
Justice Department
Unemployment Rate Stays At Five Percent For April
Washington AP reports the unemployment rate remained at five percent in April with no change in the number of jobless, while average weekly earnings and the length of the work week rose slightly. Nonfarm payroll employment held at 83.9 million as the labor market shows signs of gradual expansion.
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Labor Department
Hamilton
Bureau of Labor
Vedas Chuckle At Accourdart and Tax Lawyer Visit
A tax lawyer and a companion visited the Internal Revenue Service for a client. En route an accidental nudge sparked a quip about California and a boxing figure, reflecting a light moment amid a formal visit.
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Accourdart
Internal Revenue Service
Ase
U S Corsair crashes near Phnom Penh hospital
A US Corsair made an emergency landing at Pochentong airport in Phnom Penh, crashed into a Cambodian army hospital, causing casualties. The pilot ejected with minor injuries, while witnesses said up to many were killed or wounded. The crash sparked explosions and a blaze as nearby buildings were damaged.
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Air Force
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Whailand
Jslane
Stock Market Rises After Banks Rally
Stock market climbs as Dow averages gain on a broad rally. Major New York banks move higher, lifting indices and sustaining the advance despite mixed news from the banking sector.
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