McCord claims cash and evidence would have toppled Watergate case
James W. McCord Jr. says if FBI had searched his auto and home after his Watergate arrest they would have found $18,000 in hundreds and evidence to break the case in days. He urged director Clarence Kelley to allow investigators to tell their side and cited procedural blocks and destroyed material linking Mitchell Magruder Dean Hunt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Knutson
Washington
James W. McCord Jr
FBI
McCord
Clarence Kelley
Bureau
Air Force
CIA
Armed Forces Journal
Justice Department
Hunt
White House
Watergate
E. Howard
John Dean
Jeb Magruder
Mitchell
Potomac River
John Mitchell
Internal Security Division
Department of Justice
E. Howard Hunt
Andjal
Michael Putzel Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Congressional
G. Gordon Liddy
Beverly Hills
Property Data Subpoena Okayed
By Pegsy Simpson the document shows a subpoena approved to obtain property data and required materials. The notice notes legal action and mentions documents or records to be produced. The wording underscores compliance with the subpoena for specific information.
Congress votes to subpoena records on Nixon private properties
Government Operations Committee unanimously approves subpoenas for files on federally funded improvements to private homes and residences used by Presidents Truman to Nixon. GSA access disputes linger as members seek documents by mid August or voluntary delivery. Broks says access was blocked by GSA earlier but promises total availability of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Nixon
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
White House
General Services Administration
GSA
Arthur Sampson
Harry S. Truman
Frank Horton
New York
Harlow
Brooks
Horton
Sampson
Atlanta
San Francisco
Armed Services
Army Corps of Engineers
Defense, Transportation and Interior
Secret Service
Federal Aviation Administration
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Government Activities Subcommittee
Congressional
Pressured CIA probes tied to White House break in cases
Washington Post reports under Nixon aides ordered secret inquiries on Carl Albert Richard Poff the Smothers Brothers and Millhouse producers. Ulasewicz led many inquiries funded by Kalmbach amid Halde-man Ehrlichman directives as espionage investigations expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
House
Carl Albert
Richard H. Poff
R.va
Smothers Brothers
Millhouse
Nixon
Herbert K. Kalmbach
Ulasewicz
John J. Caulfield
Mary Jo. Kopechne
Edward M. ‘Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Miss Kopechne
Caulfield
Ehrlichman
Bebe Rebozo
Supreme Court
Senate
Watergate’ Committee
Hie Hares
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Ala
Mintertel
Ulaswicz
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Florida
Donald Nixon Jr
Jack Anderson
Theodore Brill
Young Republicans
George Washington University
Washington
Albert
Wisconsin Avenue
Poff
Congress
Virginia Supreme Court
Tommy Smothers
CBS
2.5 Inch Downpour Hits New York City
A brutal 2.5 inch rainfall clashed with midtown Manhattan causing thousands of telephones to fail and snarling transit. The storm began early, flooding IRT lines in Manhattan and the Bronx and disrupting Penn Central train service while Rockefeller Center and AP offices suffered outages. Flooding extended to the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens with scattered service interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midtown Manhattan
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Rockefeller Center
Associated Press
Telephone Company
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
IRT
Manhattan
Penn Central
Three motorcycles recovered after theft from Travelmates Inc
City police recovered three motorcycles stolen Wednesday night from Travelmates Inc at 210 Virginia St E. Two bikes were abandoned on Wyoming Street after a resident reported riders in the area before dawn. a third bike and two helmets were found at the Travelmates office. The loss was valued at about 2700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelmates Inc
Virginia St. E
Wyoming Street
Travelmates
The Charleston Gazette Information and Contact Lines
Classified Advertising and departments contact details for The Charleston Gazette. Addresses and phone numbers are listed for circulation, advertising, and other departments at 1001 Virginia St. E. in Charleston West Virginia with post office details and carrier terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Independent Democratic
The
Daily Gazette Company
Virginia St. E
Wweee
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Hun
By Pegsy Simpson
Bryce N. Harlow
Mystery Probe List Growing
Washington Post
N.Y
Roy Anderson
Hertz
Avis
TSD
Office of Security
Gen. Cushman
Cushman
Helms
John Ehrlichman
John
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Itiss Kopechne
William O. Bittman Hunt
Ala‘sewicz
New York City
Nidant Ciwan Tesdes
Viacme
ATES
Kopechne
Sen
Hadley
Rose Kenne
Dick Dixon
Dixon
Sen. Kennedy
John V. Tunney
D Calif
Lanny Davis
Edmund S. Muskie
Edmund S. Muskie, Dmaine
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Tallahassee
Fla
Charleston Gazette
Gazette-Mail
Aily
Saa Enewas
Fashion Center
Cateway-eer
St Albans
Nitre
Madison
Clendenn
Ravenswood
Midway
Richard A. Hawkins
Noves Ave
Ran
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