Nixon Said To Have Put Clamp On ITT Appeal
Former Atty. General Kleindienst testified that President Nixon ordered him not to press antitrust actions against ITT in 1971. The call directed not to appeal an ITT ruling to the Supreme Court, aiding an out of court settlement favorable to ITT and its funding of the 1972 Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
I.T.T
Nicholas Gage
New York Times
Washington
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Kleindienst
Justice Department
T.T
Supreme Court
S.T.T
John N. Mitchell
Special Prosecutor
John D. Ehrlichman
Reis
No Funds For Restoration Of Courthouse
Morgan County's first courthouse faces no federal or state restoration funds for at least a year as Alabama Historical Commission official James Record cites a $70,000 cost and a frozen federal historic preservation budget. He notes the building lacks highway access and local pull to win funding, though state matching could be possible if local funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Windham Somerville
Morgan County
Alabama Historical Commission
James Record
Morgan County Historic Preservation Society
Record
Somerville Court House
Alabama
Commission
Decatur
Douglas Fuller
Somerville
J. D. Williams
Morgan County Commission
Dick Fleming
Robert Tabscott
Nixon halts appellate appeal after vulgar remark call
Richard Nixon ordered a delay and to halt an appeal after a call to Ehrlichman ended with a vulgar remark. The account cites Kleindienst and comments by Solicitor General Erwin Griswold noting the delay and a request to the court for extra time to consult with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. McLaren
Department
Antitrust
Erwin N. Griswold
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Kleindienst
Griswold
Cox May Have Been Leak In Nixon Antitrust Saga
Archibald Cox testified he might have indirectly leaked a New York Times story about a Nixon call to Richard Kleindienst. He called any such disclosure an error of carelessness and apologized if true as the Times disputed White House claims of breach of confidence.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
Watergate
New York Times
Cox
Senate Judiciary Committee
Times
Kleindienst
Justice Department
White House
Orson Welles War of the Worlds broadcast panics nation
On this date in 1938 the Orson Welles War of the Worlds radio drama sparked a nationwide panic by presenting a dramatic Mars invasion as real news. Weather notes, ad lines, and forecast details follow in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Welles
Mars
Health Planning Group Names 50 Member Council in North Alabama
The North Central Alabama Health Planning Agency formed a 50 member planning council with 24 providers and 26 consumers from Cullman Lawrence and Morgan counties. It approved a $108,263 budget for year one and prioritized a $3.57 million Cullman County Hospital expansion funded by Appalachian and Hill Burton grants. Other approved items include a $200,000 home health nursing program and a $250,000 Cullman County public health service program.
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North Central Alabama
Cullman County Hospital
Cullman County
Allied Health
Calhoun Community College
Calhoun
Limestone County
Agency For Health Manpower Planning
Morgan and
Lawrence Lee Health
City Man Wins Gridiron Cash
Mitchell Smith of Decatur won last week's Gridiron Forecast after tying with Wallace McCay. Smith chose the $50 cash prize over two Auburn- Florida tickets and earned a $10 subscriber bonus from THE DAILY. McCay received the Auburn- Florida tickets for his tie. Contest this week offers a $50 cash prize or two tickets to the Auburn Mississippi State game at Auburn on November 10.
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Mitchell Smith
Decatur
Smith
Wallace McCay
McCay
Auburn
Kissinger, Fahmy to Meet Again Over Middle East Cease Fire
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Egyptian envoy Ismail Fahmy planned a second meeting within 18 hours to firm the Middle East cease fire and open Arab Israeli talks. They met 90 minutes Monday evening at the State Department and agreed to reconvene.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
Middle East
Fahmy
Kissinger
State Department
Anwar Sadat
Israel Says Missiles Fired At Recon Planes
The Israeli military accused Egypt of firing three surface to air missiles at reconnaissance flights over Israeli held Sinai but said no planes were hit. U N forces increased surveillance with Swedish observation posts along the Suez cease fire line and more contingents arriving to boost the emergency force to 660. Egypt and Syria have refused to provide lists of Israeli POWs.
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Sinai
U.N
Mideast
Cairo
Suez
Jidi
Egypt
Suez Canal
Syria
Tel Aviv
UW Campaign To End Wednesday
The 1973 Morgan County United Way drive ends Wednesday with a 7 15 a m victory breakfast at Decatur Inn. Certificates of recognition will be given to participants who helped raise over 367000. Joan Goree and Frances Moss of Calhoun State Community College will perform. a band will provide music. Reservations for the 2 dollar breakfast may be made by calling Ira Say at 3536643.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
United Way
Decatur Inn
Anna Blackwell
Joan Goree
Frances Moss
Calhoun State Community College
American Business Women of America
Decatur Pilot Club
Ira Say
House committee gains subpoena powers in Nixon inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee authorized Chairman Peter Rodine to issue subpoenas as it probes possible grounds for impeaching President Nixon. The Senate Watergate panel seeks renewal of access to presidential tape recordings. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir plans a Thursday meeting with President Nixon in a White House crisis talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Golda Meir
United States
Middle East
Fahmy and Kissinger Confer Ahead of Middle East Talks
Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy and U S Secretary of State Kissinger held guarded talks aimed at shaping future negotiations. Fahmy called the first meeting very satisfactory and promising, while both sides signaled conditions including Israeli withdrawal as a precondition and a broader U S pledge to Arabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Fahmy
Kissinger
Egypt
Middle East
Almanac Answers Yule Gift With World Almanac 1974
Susan Smith of Burningtree Estates selects the 1974 Associated Press World Almanac as a practical portable up to date encyclopedia. It contains 1 040 pages in 34 sections with data from the universe origins to U S population in 1790. Available at THE DAILY for $1.75 or by order with $0.25 handling.
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Susan Smith
Hulet Smith Jr
Burningtree Estates
U.S
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