Nixon milk case tapes kept secret amid political considerations
The White House defends Nixon 1971 milk price supports as driven by political need, not campaign money. White papers acknowledge political factors but vow confidentiality of tapes and documents, now given to Leon Jaworski. ITT antitrust ties and Dairy cooperative donations feature in the debate. Nader suit cites $427,000 in dairy co-op gifts.
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San Clemente
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White House
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Congress
ITT
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Justice Department
John N. Mitchell
Erwin N. Griswold
San Diego
Ralph Nader
Prosecutor Keeps Tapes Confidential
President Nixon agreed to turn over tapes and documents to the Watergate prosecutor with a pledge that material would not be shared with congressional committees. Jaworski declined comment, stating the office has not identified specific requests and would not comment on deviation from policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Special
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
White House
Ford Sees Possible Compromise Over White House Tapes
Vice President Gerald Ford says Ervin may offer five key tapes as a basis for compromise with the Senate Watergate committee. Ervin hinted he would scale back subpoenas from hundreds of recordings to avoid a head to head clash with the White House. Ford, noting a refined plan could resolve the dispute, indicated encouragement for a possible agreement.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin
White House
Ervin
Nixon
Senate Committee
Ford
Committee
Nixon Makes Unannounced Pleasure Drives in California
AP reports President Nixon took multiple unannounced drives during his California visit. The White House initially denied Secret Service involvement, then confirmed no emergency. Reporters noted agents in CHP cars chasing the president and guest C. G. Rebozo, raising questions about urgency.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
White House
Secret Service
Gerald L. Warren
California Highway Patrol
Warren
C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Lawmakers Challenge Oil Firms Over Advertising Claims
Six members of Congress and a public-interest group petition the FTC to require substantiation of energy crisis claims in corporate image advertising. They seek extended ad substantiation rules and disclosure of facts on the crisis and firms’ roles. Boating expenditures figure appears as unrelated data: $3.9 billion in 1972, up 8 percent from 1971.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Sens
Commission
FTC
Bayh
Harvey J. Shulman
Media Access Project
Governor To Appeal Possible Gas Cuts
Governor Jim Holfhouser plans to personally appeal to the Federal Power Commission to reverse a July order cutting North Carolina gas supplies by 26 percent. The move aims to prevent job losses while a court stay remains in place until the FPC hearing in the Transco case.
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Jim Holfhouser
Federal Power Commission
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Washington
FPC
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co
Transco
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