Life charges Nixon era tampering with justice in San Diego
Life magazine accuses the Nixon administration of delaying prosecutions and slowing investigations to help allies in San Diego. The report cites cases involving C Arnholt Smith Frank Curran and John Alessio and notes White House efforts to influence grand jury actions and FBI inquiries.
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New York
Life Magazine
San Diego
Life
Denny Walsh
Tom Flaherty
Nixon
White House
Herbert Klein
Justice Department
Department
C. Arnholt Smith
Frank Curran
John Alessio
Mexico
Harry Steward
California
Smith
Steward
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
CBS
Curran
Alessio
Washington
Nixon proposes minority firm loan reforms and funding
President Nixon proposes legislation to liberalize MESBIC loan rules to aid minority businesses. He would lower the private capital requirement from 1 million to 500 thousand and allow SBA loan funds to be used as preferred stock purchases. He also seeks a three point rate reduction for the first five years and $63.6 million for the Commerce Office of Minority Business Enterprise in FY 1973.
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Washington
Nixon
Mesbic
SBA
Commerce Department
Galifianakis Promises Asheville Senate Office
Rep. Nick Galifianakis pledged an Asheville district office if elected to the Senate, promising direct access for Buncombe County residents. He spoke at his Buncombe County HQ opening and announced a $1.5 million radar system at Asheville Hendersonville Airport to be installed by May 1973.
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Asheville
U.S. Senate
Nick Galifianakis
Buncombe County
Galifianakis
Senate
Washington
Asheville-Hendersonville
Reward your employees with Metropolitan Life benefits
Metropolitan Life offers an Employment Benefit Plan featuring major medical coverage for in hospital and out of hospital costs. It includes a lump sum life insurance benefit on death plus disability income and other modern benefits for employees.
India and Bangladesh Sign 25 Year Defense Pact
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced a 25 year defense and friendship treaty with Bangladesh in Parliament after signing in Dhaka. The pact commits both nations to consult if either is attacked, to pursue peaceful policies, and to avoid alliances directed against the other.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
India
Bangladesh
Soviet Union
Jets hit 100th strike in North Vietnam weekend
U S war planes marked 100 strikes on antiaircraft defenses in the North this year with a Sunday night raid by a Navy A6 radar site about 35 miles north of the DMZ. Other Sunday raids targeted artillery and radar sites near the Laotian border. Ground fighting in eastern Cambodia yielded stockpiles of rice, salt, and weapons while Communist forces hit northern government sites in South Vietnam. A helicopter rescue of three downed airmen near the Ho Chi Minh trail involved a tense night as rescuers faced heavy antiaircraft fire and enemy troops.
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U.S
Navy
Dmz
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
North Vietnam
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Humphrey Leads Gallup Poll For Democratic Nomination
Hubert H. Humphrey leads in a Gallup survey among Democratic voters with 35 percent support, edging Sen. Edmund S. Muskie at 28 percent. The poll excludes George C. Wallace, who won Florida's primary, and measures votes from March 3 to 5 before New Hampshire and Florida contests.
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Princeton
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Gallup
Humphrey
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Florida
Wallace
New Hampshire
Muskie
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