Lawyer Admits Gifting Connally a Ten Thousand Dollar Bribe
Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen testified he gave former Treasury Secretary John Connally a $10,000 bribe in 1971 to aid raising federal milk price supports. He pleaded guilty to bribery. Connally faces related charges and denies wrongdoing while awaiting arraignment.
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John B. Connally
Watergate
Jacobsen
Cornwally
Secretary of the Treasury
Nixon
Texas Savings-And-Loan
Connally
Texas
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Austin
Tex
Ruth
Savings and Loan
San Angelo
Bank holdup suspect quartet arrested after $356000 theft
Sawed-off shotguns and a pistol were used in a 9:35 a.m. bank robbery. Police arrested Dellerama and Miller in Roselle, seizing about $4000, two shotguns, and two handguns. Later arrests at Ben's Bar tied two suspects to the crime. Keller was wounded escaping. FBI confirms total loot $356,000.
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Roselle
Dellamara
Miller
Elizabeth
Ben's
Meadow Street
Fischer
Keller
FBI
AMC Earnings Dip Despite Small Car Sales Gain
AMC reported a 23 percent rise in quarterly sales to 581 million, driven by its focus on small cars. For the first nine months of its fiscal year, profits fell 15 percent to 34.6 million or 1.19 a share, as earnings declined despite a $200 million year‑over‑year increase in sales to 1.6 billion.
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Iowa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Corn Growers Association
Ilinois
Illinois Crop Reporting Service
Kansas
Pat Boyer
AMC
Cover-Up Continues in the Nixon Haldeman Case
The article discusses Haldeman telling Nixon that Mitchell knew of the June 17 1972 break in at Democratic National headquarters. Attorneys consider a possible guilty plea. If Nixon resigns he may testify at the trial, and even if indicted in the Senate his role could delay the case.
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Democratic National
Haldeman
Nixon
Mitchell
Senate
Turkish Forces Attack Cyprus Warfront Escalates
Turkish troops push along the enia coast of northern Cyprus as Greek Cypriots retreat from Va sila and Lapithos villages amid shelling and UN reports of halted bombardment. Cyprus officials acknowledge confusion as battles widen with engineers wiped out and survivors seeking shelter.
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Cyprus
Cailes
Enia
Sestley
Geneva
Turkleas
North
Cypr
Reco Ader
Dimmys Dimitrious
Washington
Vasilia
Mediterranean
United Nations
New York
Lapithos
Nicosia
National Guard
A.U.N
Kondemenos
Sky- Youra
Kyrenia Range
Kyrenia
Iit
Mideast Tensions Rise With Abductions and Arms Shifts
The article outlines retaliatory air strikes after the Tuesday abduction of four Arab laborers in Israel, with Israel saying only six Lebanese civilians were captured and one laborer escaped. It reports Egypt Libya tensions, Sadat’s accusations, France revising Arab arms sales, and Saudi Arabia pledging $300 million plus plans for joint ventures to aid Egypt’s reconstruction.
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Israel
Lebanon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Egypt
Libya
Cairo
Sadat
Muammar Khadafy
Revolutionary Command Council
Thsan Abdel Kodous
Morsa Matruh
Alexandria
France
Paris
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Ford weighing vice presidential pick after impeachment talks
Ford met with Rhodes and Quie for 15 minutes as aides noted weekly meetings with Melvin Laird. Ford agreed to an interview with an Italian TV crew with a no questions on impeachment stipulation. A protestor urged against Rockefeller as vice president, citing abortion record.
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Quie
Ford
Rhodes
Judy Osman
Smithtown
N.Y
Rockefeller
Washington Post
Laird
Nine More Watergate Tapes Apparently Not Recorded
Nixon's lawyer told a federal court that nine subpoenaed Watergate conversations were likely never recorded. The missing calls involve Haldeman and Ehrlichman on April 16, 18 and 19, 1973 from the White House residence. St. Clair said those lines were on phones not wired to the taping system and that other related meetings also lack tapes.
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Washington
Nixon
H. R Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
James St. Clair
St. Clair
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
U.S. Supreme Court
Sirica
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Camp
Charles Colson
H. R. Haldeman
Urban finances and rioting fears raised in bond discussion
Alioto warned that urban financial problems persist despite claims of price improvements. He argued that genuine distress remains in American cities as riots fade, noting rising emotions that could ignite as destructively as the 1969 riots.
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Alioto
Nixon
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
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Jake Jacobsen
William Murphy
University of Missouri
Dakotas
Midwest
Gne
Big George
L.R.S
Virgil Partch
Mideast
Osman
The
Human Life Amendment Group
USDA
South Boston Road
Ats
GROCI
Shasta Bottle Drinks
Duncan Hines
Queen
Hyde Park
Sugar Creek
Valleydale Teen Franks
Valleydale Bologna Eries
WHITE
Piccadilly Circles
District Court
Jaworski
Supreme Court
ABC
NBC
Goldwater
Bob Clark
Clark
Frank Reynolds
Abc-Tv
ABC Radio Network
Harnsberger
Emn
Park & Shop
Harnsberger’‘S
Danville
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