Kalmbach testimony links Nixon funds to Alabama race bid
Richard M. Nixon era fund manager Herbert Kalmbach testified that Nixon campaign money helped George Wallace opponent in the 1970 Alabama governor race. He said AMPI donated cash, some routed to Wallace foe, while other funds funded Nixon reelection efforts under Haldeman orders.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Herbert Kalmbach
Wallace
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Almbach
Stuart Russell
AMPI
Kalmbach
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Milton Semer
Semer
Kalmch
Oval Office
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
H.L. Haldeman
Haldeman
Harold S. Nelson
Ilegal
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Nelson
Flood Waters Wreak Havoc Across North Dakota and Minnesota
Up to 13 inches of rain drenched a 75 mile wide band in southeastern North Dakota and west central Minnesota. Enderlin was largely cut off with 300 evacuated as N G troops ferried 22 displaced residents. Lisbon and Kathryn also evacuated or isolated while the James River threatened Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Bridges submerged in Dilworth and hail battered Lake Superior shores near Duluth as counties warned no travel.
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United Press International
North Dakota
Minnesota
Enderlin
National Guard
Maple River
Army Major Hurt in Panmunjom Brawl With North Koreans
Major William D. Henderson of Tacoma Washington was seriously injured when about 20 North Koreans assaulted him at Panmunjom. He suffered a fractured larynx and was flown to Walter Reed Hospital for treatment. A female sergeant was not injured.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
United States
William D. Henderson
Tacoma
Wash
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Henderson
Panmunjom
Greenpeace confronts Russian fleet to save whales near Pacific
Greenpeace ship Phyllis Cormack faced a Soviet vessel as two crewmen in a rubber raft blocked a chase boat to stop a harpoon kill. A Greenpeace official said eight whales were saved, while Russians fled south, reducing what they called normal hunting patrols.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific
Phyllis Cormack
Greenpeace Foundation
Bob Hunter
Vancouver
B.C
Sun
Hunter
George Korotova
Rod Manning
Greenpeace
Manning
U.S
Oil price rise may rekindle inflation and slow recovery
The Congressional Budget Office warns rising oil prices could remove 33 billion dollars from the U S economy and reignite inflation as the recovery drags on. It forecasts inflation to resume its climb, unemployment near 1975 levels by late 1976, and purchasing power to fall sharply if oil costs stay high.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Budget Office
U.S
CBO
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Dent
Ford
FBI denies heavyhanded search tactics on Pine Ridge
FBI denies using heavyhanded methods while sweeping the Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux Reservation for suspects in the killings of Agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams. About 200 agents scoured 3000 acres as one man was arrested. AIM links and Wounded Knee history surface in tense aftermath. Coler and Williams were slain during a warrant service.
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Oglala, S.D
UPI
FBI
Pine Ridge
Oglala Sioux Reservation
Tom Coll
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
Oglala
Herman Thunder Hawk
Coll
Wounded Knee
Joseph Stuntz
AIM
Ruth Stuntz
Monticello
Ind
Stuntz
Washington State
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Lompoc-Vandenberg
REACT
Ken Blake
D. Andrew
George Wilkes
John Irwin
Security Pacific Bank
Lisbon
Sheyenne
Kathryn
N.D
Klaussen Spring
Don Reid
Barnes County
James River
Sand Lake National Wild Life Refuge
Ransom County
N.C
Dilworth
Minn
Lake Superior
Duluth
Redwood House Plant CO
Lompoc Plaza
Electrolux
Ena
Enews
Lompec
David Gaitan
Russ
The
School of Ballet
Creative Dance
Sue Dalton
J.C. Penney’s
Commercial Credit Corporation Homeowner Loans
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
H Street
S. Hope Ave
East Main Street
Credit Life
LA Cumbre Road
State Street
Lompoc, Calif
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