Stans Defends Record Destruction Amid Watergate Probe
Stans testified destruction of pre April 7 1972 campaign records was to protect donor privacy. He denied links to the Watergate break in and said the records could be reconstructed, while acknowledging pressure from committee members and the role of Liddy and Sloan in the funds. The hearing debated subpoenas for broad donor records and questioned motives behind the cash disbursements.
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Stuart Magruder
Stans
Watergate
Ervin
Hugh) Sloan
Miami
Bernard Li
Barker
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Democratic National Committee
Gurney
Baker
Democratic Party
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Stoan
Liddy
A. Liddy
Gordon Liddy
Sloan
Herbert L. Porter
FBI
xStans
Finance Committee
Maryland
Spira T. Agnew
Nixon
Secretary of Commerce
Senate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Kalmbach
Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
G. Gordon Liddy
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Magruder
Talmadge
Accounting Hall of Fame
Robert Ju. Vesco
James W. McCord Jr
Army recruiter malpractices and short enlistment goals
The Army faces about 173 incidents of recruiter malpractices and misses its enlistment goals by roughly 10,000 in four months. Allegations include fake diplomas, crib sheets for tests, ignoring police records, recruiting medically unfit youths, and falsifying residency. Pentagon officials note possible overemphasis on quotas and say most misconduct appears isolated to individuals rather than systemic collusion.
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Army
Ono
Pentagon
Nixon rebuffs wage freeze and backs phased controls
President Nixon announced no wage freeze, arguing Phase 3 rules kept price rises in check. He outlined Phase 4 aims to align wages and prices, defend against inflation, and urged Congress to pass energy and farm measures while vetoing inflationary bills. He warned against a permanent wage and price control regime and cautioned about rationing and recessions.
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Afl-Cio
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Senate
House
Alaska
Congress
Kissinger outlines new Indochina cease-fire accord
Kissinger said the final communique meets U S concerns over cease-fire violations and imposes no major new obligations on South Vietnam or the Viet Cong. He noted no promise on Cambodia fighting, emphasized scrupulous withdrawal of foreign forces from Laos and Cambodia, and urged good will to implement the agreement.
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Kissinger
U.S
United States
Cambodia
Laos
Tho
Indochina
Nixon
Hanoi
Paris
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Ehrlichman Approved Break-In Plan Linked to Ellsberg Case
Former White House domestic adviser John D. Ehrlichman testified that he approved a proposal that later became the burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. The confession ties the White House to the anti war leak case and raises questions about internal planning and responsibility.
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Washington (Ap
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
House Intelligence Subcommittee
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Nedzi
Ellsberg
Pentagon Papers
West Coast
Washington Post
Watergate Grand Jury
David Young
Egil Krogh
Beverely Hills
Calif
Young
Krogh
Skylab deconditioning and spacewalk plans reported
Astronauts study cardiovascular deconditioning in weightlessness aboard Skylab. The crew aims to test 56 day missions while monitoring heart and blood vessel changes, with potential pauses if the condition worsens. Conrad and Weitz conducted earth photography despite clouds over Florida and Cape Kennedy.
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Skylab
Hawkins
Conrad
Kerwin
Weitz
United States
Earth Resources
Turtle Creek
Kansas- Nebraska
Florida
Cape Kennedy
Cape
Titan
Brevard County
Fla
Walt Disney World Amusement Park
Medicare Coverage Sparks Debate On Home Dialysis
Physicians warn home dialysis could save costs but outcomes vary, with inner city residents showing poorer results. The debate covers organ transplants as cadaver kidneys remain scarce, equity in allocation, and the impact of removing fiscal restraints on decision making. Government and medical planners face long run challenges as Congress pushes new coverage.
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Friedman
Kount2
Congress
Downstate
State University of New York
Brooklyn
Baptists debate race and welfare at Southern Baptist convention
Southern Baptist leaders discussed the underrepresentation of Black messengers at the 8,200-attendee convention. James Cooper claimed about 50,000 Black members exist in the 120 million strong church, pressed wealth growth, and argued against church welfare programs. The resolutions committee supported a Nixon peace resolution amid Watergate tensions. Clifton Brannon and James Harris were elected leaders, with Billy Weber elected as VP of the Pastors Conference.
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Cal
Cooper
Southern Baptist Convention
W.A. Reed
Navhviile
Tennessean
Southern Baptist Church
Convention Resolutions Committee
Nixon
Vietnam
Cambodia
Clifton W. Brannon
Longview
Tex
James E. Harris
University Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Jaroy Weber
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Mobile
Ala
Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Quick relief T-4-L for athlete's foot promise
Advertises T-4-L as a fast effective treatment for athlete's foot to stop itching and burning within minutes and slough infected skin within 3 to 50 days. Claims immediate replacement of healthy skin and a money back offer at drug counters, listing Key Roxall Drugs.
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Shields Brothers, Inc
Shields Auction and Realty Co., Inc
Big George
Virgil Partch
International Control Commission
Apollo
Thaai Totung
Bek Cham
Ang Snuol
An Kau
Highway 4
Baptists
Cone Mills Corporation
Iday
Svna Teer
Vas West
Harrison SF
Feer
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