Nixon aide accused of seeking million dollar campaign contribution
A Senate subcommittee will probe a claim that Richard Allen, then Nixon's deputy assistant for economic affairs, urged Grumman official Thomas Cheatham to donate about a million dollars to Nixon's 1972 campaign in exchange for promoting Grumman aircraft sales to Japan. Grumman and Allen deny the charge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Nixon White House
Grumman Corp
Japan
Richard Allen
Richard M. Nixon
Grumman
Allen
Nixon
Frank Church
Didaho
Subcommittee On Multinational Corporations
Honolulu
Kakeui Tanaka
Thomas B. Cheatham
Grumman International
Cheatham
White House
Tokyo
Michila Sakata
N.Y
Accused Plotters Examined In Kennedy Plot Case
Two men who met at a Salvation Army dormitory were examined by a psychiatrist to determine competence to stand trial for allegedly plotting to kill Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Authorities say the hoax question remains unresolved after the men pleaded innocent.
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Sphingsfield
Mass
Salvation Army
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Springfield District Court
Sandra R. Rondeau
Westfield
David J. King
Robert E. White
Springfield
Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
King
White
Walter Rooke
Secret Service
Boston
Milwaukee
Unclear Weather and Legal Notices Mixed in Report
North Carolina and South Carolina forecasts show cloudy periods with showers and thunderstorms possible. Highs mostly in 70s to low 80s, lows in 50s to 60s. Springfield District Court case details include three defendants, potential prison up to 20 years, and various bail status updates.
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South Carolina
Carolina Today
National Weather Service
Triad Area
Police Fire On Crowds In Soweto
Police opened fire on crowds in Soweto as a two day strike protesting racial policies continued. Two blacks reportedly killed Monday and two more shot by railway police while attempts to sabotage a line were ongoing.
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Soweto
Johannesburg
South Africa
Black Soweto
the World
Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce
Cape Town
Swine flu vaccine rollout eyed for Oct 1 by govt
Washington reports nearly 30 million doses of swine flu vaccine should be ready by Oct 1 with 117 million by December and 13 million by mid January. A House subcommittee hears that about 56 percent of adults plan immunization, with varying risk notes for children with chronic diseases.
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Washington
Theodore Cooper
House Health
Cooper
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