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The mother of Miss World hopeful Mary Wallace says an overdose left her daughter in critical condition in Indianapolis. Actress Jennifer ONeill confirms plans to wed Elliot Gould after a Europe film slated this fall. Ringo Starr bets Beatles will not play together again. Scott Newman, son of Paul Newman, fined 1000 dollars and placed on probation for kicking a officer during a Feb 6 drunkenness arrest in Bridgeport California.
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Not Added to Charges Panel Mulls Dairy Deal
The House Judiciary Committee, after a day-long closed session, found little basis to impeach President Nixon over accepting a $2 million dairy campaign pledge tied to his milk price support order. Lawmakers debated timing and quid pro quo, with Rep. Wiley Mayne contending the case lacked a prosecutable offense, while Rep. William Hungate kept an open mind. The panel planned further hearings on alleged illegal wiretaps and the plumbers operations.
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Rodino Fund Controversy Taints Impeachment Probe
Portland reports Rep Pater Rodino chairman of the House Judiciary Committee faces ethical questions over dairy industry donations. Reverend John McLaughlin accuses Rodino of taking dairy money to bias the committee’s impeachment inquiry while noting contributions from the AFL-CIO.
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Nixon brothers refuse to testify on Hughes gift
Washington state that President Nixon’s brothers Donald and Howard balked at answering Senate Watergate committee questions about a six figure Hughes contribution. They did not appear for planned staff questioning after brief meetings with the committee chair. Lawyers indicated possible subpoenas and contempt risk, with the panel pursuing records and documents related to the 1969 Hughes gift and its disposition.
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Rebozo Sells Key West Land Firm in Monroe County
Key West based First Federal Savings and Loan ties to Rebozo sale of his land firm under First Title Service Co in Monroe County. Dion, president of the bank and a friend of Nisin, said negotiations began last August with few other details disclosed.
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Marida
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Hole AV Dion
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Land Nile Company
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Wath Millen
Bad Immedite
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First Title Service Co
Florida
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Nisin
Uiserrne Neihbar
Munroe County
Watergate caper in deeper plot against Kennedy?
Washington columnist Jack Anderson suggested the Watergate burglars targeted information about Senator Edward Kennedy as part of a broader Nixon strategy to deny Kennedy the Democratic nomination in 1972. Anderson cited White House sources noting Haldeman ordered probing Kennedy McGovern ties in 1968. He said Nixon hoped O Brien could sway Democrats toward Kennedy, and that burglars were directed to spy on O Briens offices and phones. The initial May 1972 break in occurred at Democratic National Committee headquarters.
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Edward
Nixon
Anderson
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Theil Nixon
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Kennedy
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O'Brien
Bur
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Wounded Knee talks on tape reports swirl
ST PAUL Minn William Kunstler said Wednesday he talked with former White House counsel John Dean in California about possible taping of conversations concerning Wounded Knee occupation. Kunstler, defense attorney for AIM leaders Dennis Banks and Russell Means, said Dean’s knowledge could exist and he would vet Dean’s comments for authenticity.
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William Kunstler
White House
John Dean
California
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Kunstler
Atlomney
Dennis Banks
Russell Means
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