Pressure Grownsed on Lockheed Bribe Names Disclosure
Ralph Nader urged Ford to publicly disclose the names of Japanese officials allegedly taking bribes from Lockheed. The U S Embassy in Rome urged Kissinger to reveal Italian officials connected to the scandal, citing foreign-relations risks and public accountability. The matter followed a February release of non-named bribery docs and a Senate subcommittee subpoena seeking names tied to about 2 million dollars in payoffs.
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Kissinger in-Law Got Must Hire Treatment in 1972
A secret Civil Service Commission report released by two lawmakers says Henry Kissinger’s brother-in-law David Maginnes received a must hire treatment when appointed to the U S Office of Education in 1972. Maginnes, a Yale graduate with a Ph D from Columbia, denies political pull, noting his credentials and career. The appointment occurred while Kissinger was secretary of state and Maginnes was Nancy Kissinger’s brother.
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Attack on Liberty described as prewar plan to topple Nasser
British journalist Anthony Pearson claims a U S led, limited war arrangement aimed to overthrow Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He says Israel attacked the Liberty to stop it from revealing beyond pact limits, with U S and British involvement cited. Four crew members died and 164 wounded as the ship was in international waters near Sinai. Israel says the attack was an accident, the ship misidentified as Egyptian.
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White House denies effort to ease Kissinger from job
The White House says no move to cast Henry Kissinger out as secretary of state. Ford aides dismiss Morton remarks about Kissinger nearing end of the current term. Baker defends Kissinger while noting personal views. Kissinger meets Ford but declines comment.
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