White House fund-raising tied to Watergate defendants
The Finance Committee to ReElect the President says funds raised last June for a White House project were funneled to Watergate defendants and lawyers. Herbert Kalmbach solicited money with authority, delivering 75 000 dollars through intermediaries. Kalmbach later disclosed 210000 dollars total, including 75000 from Maurice Stans.
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Brandt narrowly escapes helicopter crash on Masada cliff
West German chancellor Brandt survived a gust that caused the Israeli military helicopter to lurch near the Dead Sea fortress of Masada. He was unhurt, while German State Secretary Paul Frank and Israeli ambassador Eliashir Ben-Horin sustained minor injuries.
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Supreme Court curbs air pollution in major environmental ruling
In a split decision the Supreme Court enforces a national policy to prevent significant deterioration of air quality. Kissinger aide Sullivan meets Thach in Paris to prepare Kissinger's return. Nixon consults advisers on a broad anti inflation plan with no decisions yet. Guaranteed Frigidaire service advertises Robinson Furniture in Decatur.
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Supreme Court
Paris
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Hanoi
le Duc Tho
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Nixon
White House
Cease-Fire Talks Treaty Briefly Revisited By Envoys
Ambassador Charles Whitehouse met Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam for about 15 minutes to discuss stalled Paris cease fire negotiations. Lam entered a session with President Thieu’s National Security adviser after the short talks.
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Tran van Lam
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Bingo Game Starts Today With Cards at Local Merchants
The Decatur Daily announces a Bingo game with a $109 prize next week. Cards are available from 110 participating merchants and one free card per visit. Each week uses a different color card. blue is first. If no winner, prize rolls to next week and ties split the pot.
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Decatur Daily
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Skylab 2 Rocket Rolled to Cape Launch Pad at Cap Kennedy
Skylab 1 crew finishes day in orbit as Saturn 1B and Apollo ferry ship move to Cape Kennedy pad for July 27 liftoff to carry three more astronauts to the space station rendezvous. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz in good health pursue earth resources solar astronomy and medical experiments aboard the space laboratory.
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Joseph P.kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
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Wallace allows two black students to enter Alabama University
In 1963 Governor George C. Wallace stood aside as federalized National Guard troops faced him and permitted two black students to register at the University of Alabama. The note appears in Today’s Daily Calendar with weather details for today and Tuesday.
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