Nixon allegedly received $1 million to bar Hoffa
Time magazine reports the Justice Department believes former President Nixon accepted $1 million in cash from Frank Fitzsimmons to block Jimmy Hoffa from union political activity. Payments allegedly delivered in Las Vegas in January 1973 involved Anthony Provenzano and Allen Dorfman, with Colson arranging the later transfer.
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Suspected LBJ ballot tampering noted by opponent investigator
San Antonio attorney T Kellis Dibrell says Luis Salas confirmed long held suspicions of election cheating by Lyndon Johnson in 1948. Salas testified he certified 200 fictitious ballots for Johnson to win the Democratic runoff against Coke Stevenson, with orders said to come from George Parr in Alice, Texas. Dibrell noted Mary Rather disputes the meeting and says Johnson likely knew of vote changes, while the case stalled after Justice Black voided a temporary injunction.
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GOP chair Brock says rebuilding will take long term
Washington AP Republican Party Chair William Brock warned the GOP is greatly damaged and faces a long job to regain public confidence. He predicted new faces for 1980 and gains in congressional races while opposing public financing of state elections and criticizing Carter’s foreign policy coordination.
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Trust in God before state says Carter
President Carter taught his Bible class on Sunday urging that no nation flag or government replace God. He warned against believing Americans are superior to Russians Chinese Japanese Congolese Indonesians or Black Americans and cautioned against placing faith in government over God.
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