Acquittal Echoes Across Vesco Watergate Links
The Mitchell Stans acquittal joins other defendants including the Gainesville 8 Camden 28 and the Chicago Seven. The verdict underscores the need for hard corroborative evidence in conspiracy cases tied to Vesco’s 1972 Nixon campaign contributions and Watergate era prosecutions.
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Maurice Stans
Gainesville
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Chicago Seven
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Angela Davis
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Costa Rica
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Harry Sears
Securities and Exchange Commission
G. Bradford Cook
Laurence Richardson
White House
John Dean
Sears
Watergate
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Dean
New York
Washington
Resurgent Iran eyed as regional power and ally
Editorial Review notes Iran's rise as the Middle East's dominant economic and military force since Britain left the Persian Gulf. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi pursues an independent path, expanding arms ties with the United States and other powers while pressing higher oil prices and defending Gulf stability. Concerns grow over Iran's regional aims and potential militarization as U.S. hearings scrutinize defense ties.
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Middle East
Washington
Persian Gulf
United States
Russia
Japan
Britain
Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi
Mossadegh
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Shah
Nixon
U.S
Gulf
Iraq
Oman
Nixon used film industry ties to woo Hollywood stars
Confidential campaign memos reveal Nixon aides arranged tax breaks and incentives for the film industry to secure support from stars in 1972. Ali MacGraw was proposed to lure Kissinger to Hollywood, with a Beverly Hills party held in a bid to sway celebrity opinion as Pat Nixon substituted for Kissinger after he balked.
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Nixon
Hollywood
Ali MacGraw
Henry Kissinger
Henry
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Peking
Pat Nixon
John Mitchell
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Jebn Magruder
Herbert Porter
Fred LaRue
Porter
Mitchell
San Clemente
The
IRS
Maurice Stans
Stans
Teddy Kennedy
Evans
Teddy
Haldeman
Magruder
Kennedy
Taft Schreiber
Beverly Hills
John Wayne
Art Linkletter
Jack Benny
Charlton Heston
Ronald Reagan
Fred MacMurray
Irene Dunn
Jimmy Stewart
Edgar Bergen
Clint Eastwood
Schreiber
Les Whitten
The Irony Of Brezhnev Si Castro No
A reflective critique of U.S. policy toward Castro's Cuba, arguing democratic ideals clash with Cold War realities. The piece questions boycotts, U.N. democracy, and compares Cuban and Soviet alignments, noting Bay of Pigs fallout and Cuba's economic decline under Soviet support. It also casts Castro as a demagogue and critiques U.S. policy shifts after Batista.
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Castro
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Cuba
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Mao
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Bay of Pigs
Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
U.S.S.R
Latin America
Tampa
Canary Islands
Honduras
National Whirligig Assessment of A Newsman's Loyalties
Washington column argues Walter Lippman and AP chief Wes Gallagher reveal a clash over press duties. Gallagher defends neutrality yet hints at exceptions, while Mone’s FBI disclosure dramatizes journalism’s ethics and the burden of informing the public. The piece endorses broader journalism education.
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Walter Lippman
Lippman
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Gallagher
James Mone
Mone
F.B.I
Wounded Knee
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Lippman
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