Nixon Drive Treasurer Reveals $600000 in Secret Payments
Hugh Sloan former Nixon re election treasurer testified in a civil suit that he disbursed 900000 to 950000 dollars to various individuals from office safes including 250000 to Herb Kalmbach and payments to Donald Segretti and G Gordon Liddy. He said some funds were channeled via Kalmbach for unknown purposes.
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Kalmbach
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Donald Segretti
California
G. Gordon Liddy
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Storm Lake man arrested in Arizona chase
Officials say Mark Wayne Schmidt 24 of Storm Lake Iowa charged with rape child stealing and interstate flight was captured near the Arizona California Nevada border after a high speed pursuit. He allegedly raped a 15 year old girl taken to Sioux Falls before being released. Extradition to Iowa being arranged.
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British press hails Ellsberg Russo dismissal as Nixon setback
London papers banner the Pentagon papers ruling as a blow to the Nixon administration. Daily Mirror proclaims guilty on front page while other European papers frame the verdict as a rebuff to Nixon. Expressen calls it a new defeat for Nixon amid silence from Moscow.
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Expressen
Puts Mother's Worth At More Than Eight Thousand Dollars
STORRS Conn AP a family relations expert says mothers are worth more than the 8320 dollars they could earn at minimum wage The Hartford Insurance Group estimates a two child mother works 100 hours weekly or 5200 hours yearly The mother’s duties range from housekeeper to teacher and confidant with her value tied to how children adapt and grow in society.
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Watergate Apartments Opens Near Mitchell Home
Patchogue New York reveals a new apartment complex named Watergate Apartments across from the boyhood home of former Attorney General John Mitchell. The naming draws attention to the Watergate era as the complex opens.
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Liddys Budget Funds Linked to Mexican Checks and Cash Handling
Deputy campaign manager Jeb Magruder approved eighty three thousand dollars as part of Liddys budget. Four Mexican checks totaling eighty nine thousand dollars dated April five are noted. Sloan says he destroyed his cash book after final funds report to Stans and sometimes did not directly handle funds for Kalmbach. he would receive names of contributors and record receipts as disbursements to Kalmbach.
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Prison Rioters Hold Hostages in Florida Inmate Clash
At Sumter Correctional Institution near Bushnell Florida interracial clashes erupted after a movie showing injuring 25 to 30 inmates. Officials said white inmates were held by black prisoners with negotiations underway for the hostages release. No guards were injured or captured. Superintendent K D Conner provided the figures.
Caputo Free After Five Days in Captivity in Beirut
UPI reports Chicago Tribune correspondent Philip Caputo and a Lebanese taxi driver were released by Palestinian guerrillas after five days of captivity. Caputo was repeatedly questioned about CIA ties before convincing captors he was a newsman. Elsewhere fighting continued at a northern border post and Beirut airport reopened after a state of emergency.
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Skylab Countdown Advances for Launch Monday
Skylab 1 crews press toward a Monday liftoff from Cape Kennedy as ground teams refine the countdown with precision. Astronauts Charles Pete Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz are scheduled to command the 118 foot station for 28 days after reaching orbit.
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Pete” Conrad
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Data Clerk Proclaims Love in Digital Verse
A pickle of romance and tech humor surfaces as a data processing operator tells Marti he loves her in binary style. The playful line riffs on Shakespeare while tech life frames a quirky moment.
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Marti
Rebels Attack Tram Khnar as U S Bombers Strike
UPI reports waves of American fighter bombers were ordered into the fight Saturday as hundreds of rebel troops attacked Cambodian government positions at Tram Khnar 24 miles south of Phnom Penh. Other rebels surrounded Ang Taset. American jets were directed there.
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Cost of Living Chief Urges Moderation on Price Increases
In Hot Springs Virginia AP Cost of Living Council Director John Dunlop urged business leaders to practice price moderation to end wage price controls, while cautions about timing and political pressure. He spoke at a closed meeting of the Business Council and noted a panel had proposed ending controls as soon as feasible.
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FBI Probes Roles in Hidden Wiretap Documents
The FBI is investigating former Assistant Attorney General Robert Mardian and former FBI official William Sullivan over missing secret documents on government wiretaps. Mardian has been contacted at his Phoenix home. Sullivan was to be visited by Washington agents. The documents, dated 1971, were provided to Mardian by Sullivan without Hoover's knowledge and are tied to the Pentagon Papers era leaks and the ensuing White House plumbers affair.
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Ellsberg Office Burglary Tied to Wiretap Probe
Wiretap material revealed a burglary at the Ellsberg psychiatry office and a demand for FBI documents on taps. Ruckelshaus said an Ellsberg conversation was intercepted but the files could not be located in FBI records as sources recount the 1969 to 1971 wire taps by agents under Sullivan with Mitchell and Hoover aware.
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