Watergate chief Haldeman recalls Butterfield ties and CIA question
In this fourth part of his exclusive series, Haldeman reflects on relations among the Watergate figures Mitchell Ehrlichman Dean Magruder Colson and Nixon. He recalls Butterfield a potential witness and wonders if the CIA influenced the Watergate debacle while detailing personalities and dynamics inside the White House. He also recounts Kissinger's reaction to his possible resignation and hints at future chapters.
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Bob
Alexander Butterfield
Arlington
Butterfield
White House
Ervin Committee
John J. Sirica
Alex
Ucla
Nixon
C.I.A
Watergate
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
John Dean
Jeb Magruder
Charles Colson
United States
Robert Mardian
Kenneth Parkinson
Dean
Magruder
Colson
Mitchell
Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman and Mitchell
Justice Department
Jeb
Chuck Colson
Nixon White House
Kissinger
John
FBI
Square
Nixon- White House
Richard Kleindienst
Egil Krogh
Bryce Hanlon
Chuck
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
CIA
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Red Cross Blood Drive Thanks Decatur Daily
In a June 18 1976 letter Mary Beddow Blood Program Chairman Morgan County Chapter American Red Cross credits Decatur Daily and local radio for aiding a blood drive that collected 277 units, surpassing Florence and Huntsville totals. 312 donors were acknowledged amid religious and patriotic reflections.
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Decatur
Decatur Daily
Morgan County
American Red Cross
Florence
Huntsville
Mary Beddow
Bicentennial Faith and Tax Notice Prompts Alabama Hairdressers
The piece contrasts patriotic rhetoric from 1976 with a local objection to Alabama Board of Cosmetology budget requests under House Bill 57. It argues for a 79 percent license fee rise, cites a large 1975-76 deficit, and urges salon patrons and hairdressers to lobby representatives to defeat the bill. Leigh Ann Shelford, AHCA Affiliate No. 8, comments.
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Bank St
Decatur
Alabama Board of Cosmetology
Alabama
Leigh Ann Shelford
AHCA
NRC Commissioner urges tighter controls on reactor export to Spain
Victor Gilinsky, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission commissioner, charged that current international safeguards on nuclear power plants are insufficient to prevent smaller nations from accumulating plutonium for weapons. He urged the United States to impose stricter restrictions on exporting a reactor to Spain, marking the first open dissent within the agency over U.S. nuclear export policy in place since sales began overseas.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
United States
Spain
Victor Gilinsky
NRC
U.S
Reform plan seeks unified House member accounts system
A Democratic task force in Washington proposed sweeping reform of congressional financial records for House members and a major reorganization of the committee that oversees them. In response to scandals involving public funds, the panel urged consolidating 14 separate member accounts into a single streamlined account and backing a clearer disclosure method for expenditures.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
Community schedules and church events posted for weekend
Ca fa Single Adult Fellowship meets 7 p.m. at First Baptist youth center. Alcohol and traffic workshop 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Calhoun Technical School Auditorium, sponsored by Alabama Supreme Court Mental Health Center and Regional Alcoholism Council. East Lawrence Communications Club stew sale 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Midway School for charity. Ostomy Association of North Alabama meets 2 30 p.m. at Ambulatory Care Center Huntsville. final meeting of the season with election of officials call 353 2738. Fifth Avenue Baptist Church 7 30 p.m. Rainbow Quartet. Mt Zion Baptist Church 7 30 p.m. Hardin Quartet southeast of Hartselle. Andrew's Chapel Baptist Church 7 30 p.m. Lordsmen. East Acres Community Center 7 30 p.m. Galatins.
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Calhoun Technical School
Alabama Supreme Court, Mental Health Center
Regional Alcoholism Council
East Lawrence Communications Club
Midway School
Gallatin St
Huntsville
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Hartselle
Hardin
Ford offers $200 million more aid to Israel this year
President Ford seeks a compromise by approving $200 million in additional military aid for Israel this year, with smaller sums for other Middle Eastern nations. The deal ends his earlier opposition to aid for the 1976–77 transition, brokered last week with Rep. Otto Passman.
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Washington
Ford
Israel
Congress
Otto E. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
West Point probes academic procedures after cheating scandal
Lt. Gen. Sidney Berry, superintendent of the United States Military Academy, told a Senate Armed Services subcommittee that West Point is examining all its academic procedures in response to a major cheating scandal. He said the review began six weeks ago and should finish by July 15. He added the effort aims to align with today’s academic environment.
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Washington
Sidney Berry
United States Military Academy
West Point
Senate Armed Services
Berry
FPC finds gas reserve reporting gaps may alter pricing
The Federal Power Commission staff reports wide disparities between new natural gas reserves claimed by trade groups and what actually exists. The 23 page study notes a lag in reporting to the American Gas Association and says the overall gas totals are probably reasonable. Also in Washington Talcott W. Seelye named Ford special envoy to Lebanon after the death of Ambassador Meloy Jr. In Indianapolis Ford says efforts to limit busing reflect a push for freedom from overbearing government. In Paris Kissinger says Italy vote not change concern over possible Communist inclusion in a coalition government.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Industry Trade Association
FPC
Talcott W. Seelye
Lebanon
Middle East
Ford
Francis E. Meloy Jr
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Italy
United States
Sinatra to wed Barbara Marx in Beverly Hills ceremony
AP reports Frank Sinatra will marry Barbara Marx on October 10 at Kirk Douglas's Beverly Hills home. Best man will be Freeman Gosden of Amos and Andy. The couple previously wed Nancy Barbato Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow. Marx is the former Zeppo Marx wife.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Barbara Marx
Beverly Hills
Kirk Douglas
Lee Solters
Nancy Barbato
Ava Gardner
Mia Farrow
Marx
Zeppo Marx
Freeman Gosden
Amos
Amos and
Andy
Solters
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Ostomy Association of
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Governors Dr. and
Gospel Singings
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rainbow
Andrew's Chapel Baptist Church
Lordsmen
East Acres
Galatins
Seelye
Foreign Service
Seelve
Indianapolis
Paton
Johannesburg
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Shirley Temple Black
Mrs. Black
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert Rauschenberg
James Rosenquist
New York City
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George Segal
Robert Motherwell
Andy Warhol
Andrew Wye
Seattle
Theodore Roosevelt
Sarah Williams
Bruce Chapman
Bruce
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