Mitchell Odle Testimony Recounts Watergate Campaign Ties
Odle described memoranda approval prior to Mitchell resignation, the Haiphong fundraising, and bus rallies for Nixon. He recalled shredding room visits, Magruder-Reisner talks, and stockpiled files while asserting no campaign surveillance knowledge. Witness also linked Stans budgeting, Haldeman and Strachan campaign roles, and lack of formal RNC ties.
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Odle
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
Oole
Magruder
Robert Reisner
Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Committee
Shredder
Odie
Reisner
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Nixon
Watergate
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Stans
H. R. Haldeman
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Big Winners In Gold Buying Rush In Europe
London based gold dealers describe a recent rush where a few rich clients could net about 10000 dollars in a single day by placing buy and sell orders over the phone. The article details a hypothetical path to profit, noting gains from gilt prices jumping from 97.75 to 110 dollars per ounce and mentions higher potential in Paris. It also notes widespread private and institutional buying, with anonymity protected by law and gentlemanly agreement in Zurich and London.
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London
Europe
Paris
Innocent Plea Entered In Phony Letter Case
Donald H Segretti pleaded innocent in Tampa Florida to distributing a phony campaign letter during the Florida presidential primary accusing two Democratic candidates of sexual misconduct He was allowed 30 days to file motions on the two count indictment Segretti a 28 year old California lawyer and Nixon campaign figure was charged with the case
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Fla
Donald H. Segretti
Florida
Segretti
California
Orlando
Raymond LaPorte
U.S
Paul Game
LaPorte
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Seris
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Hubert W. Humphrey
Minnesota
George Hearing
U.S. District Court
Ben Krentzman
Segretli Dew
Los Angeles
Grand
Nixon
Senate
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Charles Percy
National Press Club
Watergate
Republic
Profits rise while deficits fall in early 1970s economy
The Commerce Department reports first quarter profits totaling 113.1 billion, up from 94.3 billion last year, with manufacturing leading gains in autos, lumber, and machinery. GNP revised to a 15.2 percent growth rate, while the federal deficit drops to 7.5 billion. In a separate matter, the Orlando grand jury indicts Samuel Segritti for distributing an anonymous campaign letter linked to Edmund Muskie, with Tampa figures involved in the case.
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Commerce’ Department
Subsonic blast at CER Geonuclear site sights tremor
The blast near Montrose in a joint AEC CER Geonuclear test created dust and shaking observed 90 tiles away. Gas samples will take days to assess radioactivity though officials say exposure would be small. An environmental suit in Denver failed to halt the project. Seismographs showed 5.4 on the Richter scale at Regis College and 5.3 at Palmer Alaska, with Boulder instruments inconclusive.
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CER Geonuclear Corp
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Nev
Denver
State Water Pollution Control Commission
Regis College
National Earthquake Center
Boulder
Palmer
Alaska
U.S
Hanoi
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Kissinger
North Vietnam
Congress
France
France Soir
le Monde
Indochina
Lalks
New Jersey man arrested in Massachusetts murder case
Joseph F. LaBriola, 27, of Vineland New Jersey, was arrested in Roanoke on a fugitive warrant connected to the May 1 killing of Arthur Mot sis, a 40 year old former bondsman from Roxboro Ma ssat. Mot sis was shot 11 times. his body was found near a highway exit in Dedham. LaBriola allegedly carried about $8,000 in cash and had weapons in his car when arrested after a car dealer alert.
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
Joseph F. LaBriola
Vineland
N.J
William Kaidas
Dedham
Mass
LaBriola
Arthur Motsis
Roxboro
Kaidas
Motsis
Nom
H. J. Wade
Wade
Senate probes sale of grain to Russia sparks wider inquiry
A Senate subcommittee ordered a broad probe into last summer's sale of U.S. grain to the Soviet Union. The inquiry follows earlier examinations by the Commodity Exchange Authority and the Government Accounting Office into pricing, subsidies, and handling of exports. Hearings are expected to begin within a month as the panel reviews overall sales and regulatory practices.
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Senate
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate Permanent Investigations
Commodity Exchange Authority
Government Accounting Office
CEA
Agriculture Department
Kansas City
GAO
Howard Feldman
Feldman
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Skylab Sun Shade Deployment Plans Under Consideration
Marsha ll official George Hardy notes Skylab 1 astronauts will carry tools to install a sun shade by two methods. The Apollo command ship may need to maneuver near Sky lab roof, allowing an astronaut to lean out and attach the shade. Conrad will make the final call once in orbit. High heat could have damaged film, food, and medicine. a resupply package may be carried to replace ruined items.
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Apollo
Space Station
George Hardy
Marshall
Hardy
Conrad
Temperature Records Fall Amid Snow In Early Spring
The Associated Press reports a cold snap bringing late fall like conditions with a 100-year low of 36 in Chicago and snow in Syracuse. Frost and freeze alerts extend from the Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic as scattered showers and mostly clear skies vary nationwide.
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