Life magazine reports Nixon aides suppress probes in San Diego
Life magazine outlines alleged White House interference to shield friends from prosecution including G Arnell Smith and John Alessio. It cites IRS obstruction, FBI and Justice Department actions, and a $400000 ITT contribution linked to the Republican National Convention. Attorney general and White House deny influence while noting investigations proceed without favoritism.
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UPI
Life Magazine
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Sam Diego
Justice Department
Washington
Lile
Nixon
San Diego
Senate
Jack Anderson
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Falp
Life
Ise
Denny Walsh
Tom ‘Piaherly
Department of Justice
White House
Department
G. Arnhell Smith
Smith
John Alessio
Mexico
Frank Curran
Alessio
Internal Revenue Service
David Stutz
FBI
J. Edgar Taever
Curran
IRS
Bardolph Thrower
Stutz
Witness recalls 1970 action plot in Kissinger case
In Harrisburg federal court a witness testified he drove Seablick and another man to a Washington Street site in May 1970 to survey government buildings for action linked to the Berrigan group. He described plans to vandalize draft boards and heat tunnels, amid defense expectations of Berrigan testim ony and ongoing cross checks with Douglas, the former informant.
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UPI
Morrisburg
Washington
George Quickley Jr
Philip F. Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Quickley
Anthony
Mary Gain Seablick
Cambodia
Seablick
Nixon
Scoblick
Seoblick
4Th Street
G Street
Sootick
Avertacis Tv
Beoblick
Berrigan
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
Krork
Douglas
Kenry A. Kissinger
Draft Board
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Corlier
FBI
The Daily Review Notice From 1877 Pub The Baily Review
The item appears as an old notice referencing The Daily Review and The Baily Review with names and dates. It mentions a congress act and communications, suggesting an official notice or advertisement from hayward California era. The readable content is fragmentary and uncertain.
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Daily Review
Toe
Haya Sparks
Presidant
Vdpec
Austen Madagar
Haywerd
Calle Forte
At of Congress
GM Communications
Freeway Opening Draws Thousands Of Cyclists
In San Diego a seven mile freeway dedication drew between 10000 cyclists, overwhelming San Diego officials. Patrol blamed mass undisciplined behavior as several riders were hospitalized and many more injured in sideswipe crashes as the Freeway was closed four hours early. The link opened formally today with no bicycles allowed on freeways.
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Calif
API
Schials
California
Highway Patrolitien
Pot packing plane nabbed at Tehachapi Airport
Tehachapi area deputies arrested a 21 year old, Renert Michael Budgien, after a Cessna 710 delivered 168 two point two pound bricks of marijuana at Tehachapi Airport. Airport manager Townsend and ally Jerry Northcuff alerted authorities when suspicious unloading occurred. One suspect fled. Townsend fired three shots but the fugitive escaped.
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Aly
Keri County Smeviff'a
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Tehachapi
Jerry Northcuff
Idren
Townsend
Northalf
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Renert Michael Budgien
Nixon urges law for minority businesses
President Nixon seeks legislation to lower SBA MESBIC qualification from 1 million to 300 thousand dollars and redirect funds toward preferred stock purchases. He also proposes lower interest rates for SBA loans for five years and a 63.5 million budget for the Commerce Department Office of Minority Business Enterprises in fiscal 1973, up 20 million.
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Nixa
Nixon
Mestic
SBA
Wial
Commerce Deartment
Wsiness
Nixon administration announces over 4 million summer jobs
The Nixon administration unveils a plan to provide more than 4 million summer jobs for youths ages 14 to 21, backed by over 415 million dollars in federal funds. An additional 1,000 private industry supported positions are planned as part of the effort, announced by Secretary of Labor J D Hodgson. The programs include Neighborhood Youth Corps and Public Employment Program among others.
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Nixon
Secretary of Labor
J.D. Hodgson
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Federal
Public Employment Program
Youth Conservation Corp
Nixon backs women's rights bill amendment pushed by Nixon
President Nixon endorsed a proposed constitutional amendment to guarantee equal rights for women. He said he was a co sponsor in 1951 and has continued support. Senate leaders expect a vote on the measure Wednesday or Thursday.
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Senate GO
Hugh Scott
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Saint
Zanesville
Ohio
Pat Murphy
Tax Deductible Claim Ties DOJ Letter to GOP Funds
Time Magazine reports that copies of a Justice Department letter suggesting tax deductibility for potential Republican National Convention backers were relayed to donors by Newport Beach lawyers. The six week old letter, written by John Kennedy, links convention contributions to a new federal deduction rule, amid ITT controversy and debates over corporate political giving.
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UPL
Justice Department
San Diego
Time Magazine
Lime
Grillun
Kalmbach, de Marco, Knapp & Chillingworth
Newport Beach
Calif
Time
John Kennedy
Lawmakers Seek Study On Plane Curfews At All Airports
Two congressmen said they will introduce a House bill to direct a nine member commission to study the feasibility of airport curfews nationwide. They noted noise from takeoffs and landings above sleeping areas and cited curfews at National Airport and several European and U S airports as potential models.
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Washington
Benjamin S$. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Abner J. Mikva
D-Ill
Menative
Nationa
D.C
Los Angeles
Time-zone debate as Indiana split eyed in act amendment
The House weighs Indiana two zone split and other states’ boundary issues under the 1966 Uniform Time Act. Aimed at allowing partial state exemption from daylight saving time, the proposal would let split states adopt one time zone while the rest remains aligned with neighboring areas. The Senate approved a similar measure, but House action stalled last year.
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