Williams Named As Possible Democratic Treasurer
Washington lawyer and Washington Redskins president Edward Bennett Williams tops a list of candidates to be treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. Williams denied accepting the role, while Joseph E. Cole emerged as a leading contender for chairman of the party's National Finance Council, potentially sharing fundraising duties with Williams and Strauss.
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Supreme Court appeal seeks ruling on Rap Brown Antiriot Act
Five members of the Chicago seven appeal to the Supreme Court to decide on the constitutional validity of the 1968 antiriot act. The group argues the law aims to create political trials and targets dissenters, as convictions of four others were reversed and trials proceed in Illinois Michigan and Florida.
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Lee Weiner
Navy Cost Monitor Rule Faces Demotion Amid Silence
Navy official Gordon Rule, long a blunt critic, is on paid leave after a ruling that he be reassigned to a consultant post amid a Navy budget and procurement dispute. President Nixon’s choice of Roy Ash as Navy secretary faces questions as Rule contemplates his next move and talks stall with cost controller officials.
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Charleston Bank Averages 22.88 Million in Deposits, 179th Nationwide
Charleston National Bank reports 22.881 million in correspondent bank deposits as of June 30 1972, up from 20.678 million in September 1971. It services 108 correspondent banks in Federal Reserve District 5 covering West Virginia Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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