Rockefeller gifts and Kissinger role in Nixon era politics
Rockefeller aide Oliver North? No. Rockefeller spokesman Hugh Morrow discussed Kissinger considering a Washington post after Nixon offered. Henry Kissinger earned 42,000 dollars as NSA, later 60,000 as secretary of state. The piece covers Rockefeller’s donations, backing for a controversial book, and reactions from Goldwater and others about influence and ethics.
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Newsweek Magazine
Barry Goldwater
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Rorkefelter
Edward Pawl Mat Far Hi
Buffalo
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Ford Confers on Rockefeller Scrutiny and 1974 Politics
President Ford said Rockefeller’s troubles show no Watergate connection and noted a rugged standard for vice presidential nominees. He discussed Albert’s briefing role, Air Force Two use in campaigns, and potential Rumsfeld as defense secretary. Ford routed on Midwest GOP prospects and Boston race protests, defending the decision to avoid federal troop deployment.
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Albert
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White House
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Rumsfeld
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Boston
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Jaworski on Tapes Deepens Watergate Debate
Jaworski to Mess in Watergate case reflects on pardons and indictments as he discusses not shipping tapes to Nixon. He says Ford’s pardon spurred by national interest and that subordinates could seek individual pardons. Prosecutors and defense lawyers clash over Dean testimony amid a fourth week of trial of Ehrlichman Mitchell Haldeman and others. A group of journalists and scholars prepares to sue to void Nixon’s ownership of White House tapes and documents.
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California
Jaworski
Mitchell
Ford
Alexander Maig
White House
Haig
Mitchall
Obstruction of Justice
Jaworsel
Grand
Watergate Defense
John W. Dean II
Dean Tony
Dean
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Ilr. Haldeman
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
U.S. District Court
CIA bid to fund coup in Chile disclosed to press
Sources say the CIA sought to finance an extreme right wing opposition group in Chile weeks before General Augusto Pinochet overthrew President Salvador Allende in 1973. Documents leaked by Kissinger aide Lawrence Eagleburger were intended to discredit a former intelligence official and show consensus on covert operations. The National Party, linked to Patria y Libertad, was named as a recipient of clandestine funds.
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Chile
Salvadore Allende Gossens
Henry A. Kissinger
High Nison Administration
Kissinger
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Eagleburger
Daniel Schorr
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Allende
Chilcens
Patria Y Libertad
William FE. Colby
CTA
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Schorr
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Cline
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Foreign Service
Ford and Echeverria to discuss drugs and migrants
President Ford and Mexican President Luis Echeverria Alvarez meet in Tucson and Nogales to discuss narcotics and illegal migration at the southern border. They will also briefly address Mexico's oil discoveries and potential export policies while supporting international market competition.
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