Connally Linked to Audit of Dairy Co op Money
Washington AP reports John B. Connally may have helped Associated Milk Producers Inc in a 1971 IRS audit that failed to reveal several million dollars in illegal political contributions and kickbacks. Notes show Lilly and Jacobsen alleging Connally’s involvement. IRS later found no additional taxes due.
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Houston
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White House
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Arkansas
Humphrey
Minnesota
Rose Colored Visions Fade for Young White House Aides
Dozens of young aides who joined Nixon's White House in 1969 to ride the 1968 wave find their optimistic outlook damaged by Watergate. Interviews with former staffers reveal mixed pride and disillusion, with many expressing regret over the era's moral compromises and the politics that followed.
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Nixon
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Urban Affairs Council
Price
Manufacturers Trust Co
New York
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Ford
United States
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Huebner
Whitney Communications Corp
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Whit House
Robert C. Odle Jr
Senate
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Danfeld
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Los Angeles
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Yale Law School
Watergate
Taft Named to Editorial Board of Journalism History Quarterly
Dr. William H. Taft of the University of Missouri joins a three member editorial board for a new quarterly Journalism History published by California State University Northridge Foundation. Other editors are Dr. Harold L. Nelson and Dr. Edwin Emery. Taft notes the quarterly fills a need for historical journalism scholarship and policy guidance. Dr. Taft is the son of Mrs. Ferrie Taft of Mexico.
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University of Missouri
Columbia
Journalism History
California State University Northridge Foundation
Harold L. Nelson
University of Wisconsin
Edwin Emery
University of Minnesota
Taft
Ferrie Taft
Mexico
Shafer Announces Run Again for Missouri House Seat
Fulton merchant Rus sell Shafer, 42, declares another bid on the Republican ticket for the 109th District seat in the Missouri House. He was defeated by incumbent Joe Holt, a Fulton lawyer, in the 1972 election.
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Russell Shafer
Fulton
Shafer
Joe Holt
Impeachment Proper Way Landon Says
Former Kansas Gov Alf Landon argues impeachment is the proper course over resignation for President Nixon in the Watergate crisis. He notes public demand for resignation but favors thorough House proceedings to settle questions and avoid past derailments. Landon, age 87 and a longtime GOP voice, recalls Burr and Johnson in warning against hasty opinion.
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Landon warns impeachment should follow constitutional process
Former governor Landon argues impeachment by Congress is the proper path amid Nixon resignation debates. He stresses the president’s day in court, the presumption of innocence, and the importance of stability in the U S system with a capable vice president ready to assume duties.
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