Nixon Campaign Cash Ties Examined by GAO Findings
GAO says Nixon campaign funds passed through lawyer Kalmbach and that a $50,000 payment on Jan 31 1972 was intended as a political contribution for Nixon re election. It notes unreported cash of $80,500 tied to LaRue and disclosures of large sums to Kalmbach Strachan Liddy and others, with possible violations of finance law. The campaign rebutted the GAO report urging a clear explanation.
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GAO
Jones
Nixon
Sant
Hugh Sloan Jr
LaArue Z
LaRue
Sloan
Herbert Porter
Rogers C. B. Morton
Ron Walker
White House
Strachan
Wastergate
G. Gordon ‘Liddy
Nixon Campaign Committee
Stans
Indochina War Casualty Claims and ICCS Visit
Civilians-873 killed and 2,391 wounded as Saigon claims high Viet Cong fatalities. ICCS plans to investigate U S air strikes in Cambodia, but Viet Cong allege Saigon blocked liaison transport to Bien Hoa. Loc Ninh mission disputed as Saigon withholds border-area air strike details. Viet Cong lack teams at regional sites. Joint Military Commission talks stalled.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
U.S
Cambodia
Bien Hoa
Loc Ninh
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Skylab risk and salvage plan for troubled space station
Skylab risers after gas outgassing risk and overheating prompt new safety gear. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz train in a simulated environment to attach sun shades and test atmosphere with masks and sensors. Officials gauge salvage options, including sail like awning or shade frames, ahead of a Cape launch and possible 28 day flight with extended missions if cooling succeeds.
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Hawkins
Charles Lewis
Conrad
Kerwin
Weitz
Space Station
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Alt
Skylab
Cape Kennedy
Orbiting Lab
Watergate links emerge in McCord case and Liddy tail
Testimony details efforts at the Democratic National Committee offices after the break in. Odle says a new security chief was sought for the reelection committee amid fears of retaliation. McCord reports an unidentified caller with a New York accent directed him to meet Caulfield for executive clemency and money to stay silent, while shredding and hiding strategy files were discussed.
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Watergate
Robert Odle
McCord
Odle
Ng Squadron
Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Amony
cCord
New ‘York
John Caulfield
White House
Blue Fountain Inn
Highway 255
Caulfield
George Washington Parkway
Potomac
Boat It Of The Rain Died Of Drowning Report
Hospital spokesmen said the boat tragedy may include drownings due to cold ocean water. Officials noted some deaths could be attributed later as the rescue effort continued and inquiries followed.
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Ynan
Eph
Gasoline Policy Talks Include Possible Mandatory Step
Government officials warned of potential shortages in some areas and said oil companies may be required to supply priority customers. Simon predicted no near term consumer price ratioing. A voluntary program will get guidelines next week and public hearings will question firms on making the system mandatory.
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West Germany and Russia Sign 10-Year Economic Pact
Brezhnev and Brandt signed a decade long economic cooperation pact in Bonn on a visit marked by trade talks and Middle East discussions. Protests erupted with arrests as police allowed demonstrations by various groups while Brezhnev met with German businessmen and officials. He also discussed gas for German pipe, joint factory ventures, and cultural exchanges amid a positive atmosphere.
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Germany
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Willy Brandt
Brezhnev
Middle East
Berlin
Ruhr
Dortmund
Michal Pick
West Berlin
U.S
Walter Scheel
Scheel
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Gustav" Heinemann
Kremlin
Heinemann
Nguyen van Thieu
South Viet Nam
Brettinev
Thieu
Saizon
Russia
Brandt
Brezhn
Rankin a Trailblazer for Women in Politics and Peace
Rankin spent 20 years between terms in the House fighting for women and children and opposing war. She was elected to the Montana House in 1911, spurring flowers in the chamber as she became a woman lawmaker. In Congress she pushed a naturalization based on citizenship for women, beginning in 1917. Later years she divided time among Montana, Georgia, and California, keeping a Georgia home for proximity to Washington and warmer climate.
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Miss Rankin
Montana
House of Representatives
Congress
Georgia
California
Washington, D.C
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