Nixonmen Watergate Witnesses Ordered to Testify in Barker Case
In Miami, three Nixon fundraisers are ordered as material witnesses in the Barker Watergate case. Barker is accused of misusing a notary seal on a $25,000 check from Kenneth Dahlberg, part of $108,000 for the Committee to Re-Elect the President.
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Nixon
Florida
Bernard L. Barker
Barker
Democratic
Washington
Kenneth Dahlberg
Republican Finance
Midwest
Dade County
Hugh W. Sloan
Associated Press
United Press International
Baker
Minnesota
D.C
Virginia
Central Intelligence Agency
Dahlberg
Republic National Bank
Watergate Complex
Stans
Sloan
Sargent Shriver
Parma
Ohio
Republican Party
Shriver
Spiro T. Agnew
Roswell
N.M
Pete Domenici
Domenici
Edmund Muskie
Maine Democrat
White House
Muskie
Student mob curses queen during Stirling visit
A crowd of protesting students at Stirling University in Scotland shouted obscenities at the queen during a royal visit yesterday. A demonstrators spokesman said the protests aimed at university spending on the queen’s visit amid the campus demonstration.
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Stirling
Scotland
Sterling University
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company plans truck fund drive
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company launches a pancake supper fundraiser to cover the rising cost of a new fire truck. New officers directors and trustees were elected, including Norman Mitchell as fire chief and Donald Nofziger as first assistant. A truck captain role was created with four captains named to oversee equipment.
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Elgin-Beaverdam
City of
Corry
Norman Mitchell
Donald Nofziger
Arden Earll
Howard Ladd
Donald Jones
Joseph Wetmore
Lloyd Thieme
Terry McCray
George Mosher
Firemen’s Relief Association
Clarence Daley
Lucian Lindholm
Charles Puuch
James Palmer
Donald Edwards
John Kornikowski
Robert Dewey
al Cox
Lindholm
Chilean government seizes radio amid nationwide strikes
In Santiago the leftist Allende government takes control of all Chilean radio stations to broadcast government news and speeches as a large sympathy strike paralyzes business, retail, construction, and farming. A state of emergency is declared centering on Santiago and central Chile with gasoline and flour shortages reported.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Jorge Fontaine
Confederation of Production and Commerce
Tae At
Nixon Woos Southerns in South Campaign Swing
President Nixon wrapped a six hour southern campaign swing with a cheers filled reception on his return to Washington. George McGovern attacked Nixon's Vietnam policy while addressing a large university audience, disputing the President's approach.
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Associated Press
Nixon
South
George McGovern
Washington
Allanta
Peachtree Street
White House
McGovern
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
U.S
Vietnam
Crime Panel Seeks Help In Philly Probe
The Pennsylvania Crime Commission seeks aid from the State Supreme Court and Commonwealth Court to compel Philadelphia police to surrender records for its corruption probe. It filed a motion to void a preliminary injunction blocking the subpoena and asked for backing to obtain arrest data, photographs, and vice squad files.
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Narrisburg
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
State Supreme Court
Commonwealth Court
Philadelphia Police Department
Supreme Court
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Commission
Philadelphia
Ned L. Hirsh
Fraternal Order of Police
Joseph F. O'Neill
Crime Commission
O'Neill
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