Ex Nixon aide Chapin pleads not guilty
Dwight L. Chapin former presidential appointments secretary pleads innocent to a four count indictment for allegedly lying to a Watergate grand jury about Segretti linked 1972 campaign dirty tricks. He was released on recognizance and ordered to surrender his passport.
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Judge awaits report on tape gap in Watergate case
US District Judge John Sirica heard testimony on the June 20 1972 watergate tape gap between President Nixon and H R Haldeman. Technical experts in New York prepare a report while witnesses including Alexander Haig and Mary Woods offered theories, including a devil theory and a possible sinister force.
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Senator Gur ney Denies Campaign Misconduct Amid Funds Probe
Florida Senator Enware J. Gurney faced a news conference denying any wrongdoing as a former worker admitted obtaining large campaign funds by using his name. Gurney said he ordered a halt to fundraising and has no knowledge of how the money was spent while grand juries in Jacksonville and Miami review the contributions.
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Nixon aides pressed for dairy group relief amid antitrust suit
Lawyers aligned with the Nixon campaign said they contacted two successive Justice Department chiefs to argue that the dairy cooperative Associated Milk Producers Inc. faced unfair haste in a February 1972 suit. Murray M. Chotiner and Marion B. Harrison stated they urged equal treatment but denied seeking special favors. Harrison helped assemble substantial dairy money for the campaign, including 202,000 from milk producers. Chotiner aided briefly in fundraising and later worked for the campaign.
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Illegal Hertz donation shadow on Muskie campaign
Senate Watergate investigators allege a 3000 dollar improper Hertz donation to Senator Edmund Muskie in 1972. Hertz says a former lawyer misused 1000 dollars from Hertz funds. firm claims no knowledge of additional money. Sirica grants immunity to Barton Canon as investigators question Berl Barnhard and others.
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Rhodes Poised To Lead House Gop In Coming Term
Rep. John J. Rhodes of Arizona stands to win a near unanimous vote to lead the House Republican group as they meet in closed session today to select a successor to Gerald Ford.
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Nixon finances report nearing release after Ford swearing in
President Nixon, smiling beside Gerald R Ford, weighs a detailed financial memo aimed at proving he did not abuse the presidency. A White House spokesman said the report would be reviewed and released soon after a three week task force effort, with Nixon to sign off before public release.
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Chicago newspapers urge impeachment of Nixon
Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Daily News call for Congress to impeach President Nixon. With Ford as vice president, editors say impeachment is the fairest means to resolve the crisis, urging swift action and President Nixon's accountability. The Daily News notes the judiciary committee must uncover facts and the House vote decides a trial.
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Albert glad Ford's on job
Washington reports Carl Albert relieved as Gerald Ford becomes vice president and Ford takes oath. Albert had lived under nonstop Secret Service protection since October 10, expressing appreciation for the agents and noting life returns to normal with Ford now next in line to the presidency.
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Dean may testify at Mitchell trial
New York report says ex White House counsel Jot W Dean may testify at the obstruction of justice and conspiracy trial of John Mitchell and Maurice Stans. Judge Gagliardi had demanded the full Nixon Dean tape for context. White House agreed to turn over the complete recording by December 14 for private review.
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Nixon may give Ford key role
Washington AP reports vice president Gerald R. Ford could become a principal lieutenant as Nixon faces staff resignations. The piece notes the tendency for vice presidents to gain limited influence and cites staff changes, including Melvin Laird’s resignation as counselor and J. Fred Buzhardt's heavy workload. It also mentions Rose Mary Woods secretary and other White House tensions.
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