Ehrlichman urged to plant L O'Brien leak in Las Vegas Sun
Former White House adviser Ehrlichman pressured Kalmbach to plant a defamatory story about Democratic chairman Larry O'Brien in the Las Vegas Sun. The aim was to portray O'Brien as under IRS scrutiny amid Hughes-related income disclosures. Kalmbach testified Ehrlichman sought to have O'Brien jailed before the election.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Internal Revenue Service
Ehrlichman
IRS
O'Brien
Herbert W. Kalmbach
California
O’brien
Senate Watergate Committee
Kalmbach
Herb
Las Vegas
Wank Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun
Larry O'Brien
Greenspun
Dupar
Dukor Corp
Emblichman
New impeachment push as Nixon tapes eyed by House
A House Judiciary Committee member said new evidence on Nixon taxes and finances could spark a fourth impeachment article before the House vote. All 435 members will review 19 tapes and evidentiary material as the panel weighs charges of obstructing justice in Watergate, abuse of power, and defying subpoenas.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
House
Ed Maezvinsky
Iona
Tion
Mezvinsky
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Congress
Peter W. Redino
D-No
Hiouse
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
John J. Simica
Gap blamed on clip of tape changes in Nixon aides talk
Time magazine reported a five minute twelve second gap in a Nixon White House conversation with aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman was caused by the end of one reel and the start of a new one being clipped. The April seventeen nineteen seventy eight tape was among thirty given to Judge Sirica after a Supreme Court ruling. State actions by James St Clair and comments by Maj Gen John Bennet described tape handling and possible tampering concerns.
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Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Kalmbach
O'Brien
IRS
John W. Dean
J. Fred Buzhardt Jr
O'Ben
Presdent
Dean
Haldeman
New York
Time Magazine
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
Gift tax risk on 100000 Mills campaign gift by Dallas executives
Two Dallas computer executives Milledge Wart and Mervin Stauffer may owe gift taxes on a secret 100000 donation to Wilbur Mills 1972 campaign. They split into installments to dodge the tax, but IRS rules may count it as a single gift. The IRS ruling dates to July 17 1972 and could retroactively affect their liability.
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Washington
Dallas
Wilbur Mills
Milledge A. Wart TL
Mervin L. Stauffer
Mills
Internal Revenue Service
House
Ways and Means
Flertranic Data Systems Corp
Hart
EDS
Robert Martin
IRS
Stauffer
Hari
California congressmen split on Nixon impeachment vote
An AP survey by the San Francisco Examiner found two California congressmen certain to vote yes and only one Republican likely to back impeachment. Among 24 Democrats, 20 pledged a yes. Republicans Moorhead and Wiggins were marked sure no. Others were undecided or not asked due to illness.
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San Francisco
California
Nixon White
San Francisco Examiner
House Judiciary Committee
Paul N. Peter McCloskey Jr
Portola Valley
Nixon
Examiner
Carlos J. Moorhead
Glendale
Charles &. Wiggins
West Covina
Barry Goldwater Jr
Tarzana
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Harold T. Johnson
Roseville
Richard J. Hanna
Anaheim
Yvonne B. Burke
Los Angeles
Chet Holifield
Los Angles
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New York Times Service
TRS
Johnnie M. Walters
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shulte
Hughes
O’byrien
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Ford
Gerald Ford
Mississippi
Louisiana
Rodino
Volved
Committee
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
James St. Clair
Time
Newsweek
Simca
Sony
Secret Service
John G. Bennet
Ea Scheth
General Electric
Lita
Avery Carl Seeeth
Bellelower
Compton Garden Grove
Hawaian Gard
ECR
Carson Ot
Lakewood
Garden Grove
Carson ST
Ain
Cal
Congressmen
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Reinecke
Oakland
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Oakland Tribune
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ITT
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Mundelein
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