Saxbe warns of personal watergates in business
Toledo Ohio based report quotes Attorney General William B Saxbe warning business leaders that free enterprise could be wrecked by personal watergates if they engage in rigged bids hidden asset bribes price fixing or dealings with organized crime He links public distrust from Watergate to corrupt practices in private industry and urges moral restraint to safeguard the free enterprise system Saxbe also cautions that misconduct by business leaders could undermine consumer trust and trigger broad calls for ethics reforms
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Kissinger chafes at wiretap questions during press briefing
Secretary Henry Kissinger grew irritated at questions about wiretaps on aides during a White House briefing. Reporters pressed on Soviet influence and Middle East policy as he denied knowledge of covert listening programs and faced calls for a full inquiry.
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Butz Critics Inflation Tied to Early Democratic Policy
Indiana Secretary of Agriculture Marvin Butz told GOP fundraisers that inflation stems partly from Democratic Great Society programs of the 1960s. He warned beef prices may rise in six to eight months due to cattle feedlot shortages and urged housewives to buy and freeze beef now. Butz likened current debates to Lincoln era stresses and defended revenue sharing as a Republican concept while noting federal spending patterns.
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Republican Fund-Railight
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Lincoln
Nixon
Barler
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Secret fund to help Haldeman and Ehrlichman hinted
The Washington Post reports Senate investigators heard that Nixon spoke of a secret defense fund for Haldeman and Ehrlichman as they faced post White House scrutiny. Ex-aide Higby said up to 400000 could be available, but the Post could not confirm existence. A White House spokesman declined to comment.
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Nixon prep for five nation tour amid Watergate turmoil
President Nixon, at Camp David, readies a five nation tour of the Middle East while aides insist the grand jury probe and Watergate revelations have not toppled his leadership. He travels by helicopter with his wife and daughter, as advisers push back on implications of the scandal.
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Pay cut moves target Nixon White House aides
A House committee approved a bill to cap White House assistants at five at top pay. The measure aims to limit salaries to 42,502 dollars, matching Congressional pay, while Nixon adds five new special assistants with salaries ranging from 10,000 to 35,000 dollars.
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UPI
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White House
Nixon
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House Civil Service Committee
Unmanned flights cast doubt on Soviet moon race claim
AP reports U S space officials say Soviets lagged years behind in manned space tech during the 1960s. Soyuz is limited and mostly ground controlled while Apollo program aims for lunar linkage. Joint 1975 mission planned with two separate Soviet crews and a two-ship rendezvous from Cape Canaveral.
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Shultz Linked to Secret Nixon Campaign Funds Report
Houston Post reports former Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz tacitly approved a covert plan to channel 314 billion in government funds to aid Nixon reelection. Documents show OMB heads Bill Gillard and aides briefed on political impact, with Malek and Haldeman aides drafting the plan. The Post notes funding targeted politically sensitive programs across departments for presidential support.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
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Houston Post
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Budget Post
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Thad Schultz
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Meni Rangi
Nixon trip will not change inquiry procedures
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter Rodino said Nixon’s trip won’t alter pace or procedures of the impeachment inquiry. Subpoenas against the White House can be answered by the White House, not Nixon personally, and Nixon’s lawyer Weil, said the president will be kept informed daily on impeachment developments.
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Judiciary Committee
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