Weatherman informer linked to FBI probe details
The Weathermen’s militant phase is linked to Larry Grantwohl of Cincinnati as an FBI informer. He admitted involvement in bombings while undercover with radical collectives and reported to Justice Department official Guy Goodwin in 1970. Grantwohl, 25, trained in demolition, traveled nationwide aiding plots and supplied key tips to authorities.
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Seymour Hersh
New York Times News Service
Washington
Radical Weathermen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Larry D. Grantwohl
Cincinnati
Weathermen
Grantwohl
Guy L. Goodwin
Justice Department
Senate Watergate Committee
James McCord Jr
Internal Security Division
F.B.I
Nixon
Robert Burlingham
Ramparts Magazine
Berkeley
Calif
Larry
Burlingham
New York City
Robert C. Mardin
Camden
J.J
Draft Board
Clarkson S. Fisher
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
Thorn
Rose
Eagle
Lox
San Francisco
F.B.I. Protection
Columbus
Ohio
F.B.L
John Castle
Grid, Inc
Castle
Goodwin
Donald Riestenberg
Weatherman
Riestenberg
New York
West 11Th St
Greenwich Village
Diane Oughton
Theodore Gold
University of Cincinnati
FBI
Stantwohl
G. I
Vietnam
the Weathermen
Linda Evans
Dianne Donghi
Casey Denies He Plans To Resign
Undersecretary of State William J. Casey fights rising talk he will resign amid Nixon era scandals. He denies stepping down as Vesco and ITT antitrust probes continue while Senate investigators question his actions and prior SEC role.
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Casey
James R. Polk
Washington Star-News
Washington
William J. Casey
Nixon
Vesco
House
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Accounting Office Targets Ex Nixon Aide Stans in cash probe
The General Accounting Office accuses Maurice H. Stans of evading disclosure laws in a probe into about 1.7 million dollars in unreported cash and related funds tied to Republican financiers. The GAO forwards findings to the Justice Department and Senate Watergate Committee for action while noting incomplete data from interviews with Hugh Sloan Jr. and Herbert Kalmbach.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Llans
Congressional Investigative Agency
Justice Department
Atoe
Accounting Office
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
G.A.O
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Finance Committee
Herbert W. Kalmbach
California
Stans
Kalmbach
Los Angeles
Sloan
Jeanette Rankin Dies First Woman in Congress
New York report states Jeanette Rankin died in Carmel California at 92 after a long illness She was the first woman in Congress first to vote against entering both World Wars and a lifelong pacifist and suffragist Her career included leading bills on women citizenship and maternity hygiene and a lifetime of peace activism.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Jeanette Rankin
United States Congress
Carmel
Calif
Miss Rankin
House of Representatives
Montana
Congress
Jeanette Ranbein
Pearl Harbor
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Watergate Panel Moves to Probe Government Wiretaps
The Senate Watergate committee resumes hearings amid plans to question the possible transfer of official wiretap information to the Nixon re election campaign. Investigators cite FBI wiretaps and Watergate taps and may call Robert C. Mardian to testify as James W McCord reappears.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
White House
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Robert C. Mardian
Justice Department
Internal Security Division
Mardian
Watergate
James W McCord
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Detroit
Cleveland
Madison
Wis
Mark Rudd
Buffalo
New Haven
Conn
South America
Securities and Exchange Commission
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert L. Vesco
S.E.C
I.T.T
Department
Ralph W. Erickson
Erickson
Star- News
House Commerce Investigating
John W. Dean
Justice
SEC
Mitchell
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Conally Jr
Star-News
S-E-C
B.C
C. Bradford Cook
Cook
Star News
Peru
Commerce
Harry L. Sears
Sears
S.E.C. Post
Dean
Maurice Stans
U. S
Missoula
National Conference For the Prevention of War
Watergate Panel