Capitol Watergate Hearings Draw Packed Public Crowd
The Old Senate Office Building hosts a live Watergate related session with Ellsberg and Gen. Robert Cash arriving to testify. About 275 spectators queued since dawn on opening day, many forced to stay in the hall as room filled to standing only.
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Washington
John Dale
Dale
Philadelphia
Senate
Daniel Ellsberg
Robert Cash
CIA
Armed Services ‘Committee
Santa Barbara
Calif
McCord Tied to Odle in Watergate Burglary Case
Senate testimony recounts Robert C. Odle Jr stating that Jim McCord, security director for the Nixon reelection committee, kept the DNC HQ tight and that McCord’s involvement in the Watergate break in was unknown to Odle at the time. Odle’s remark sparked laughter in the crowded Senate Caucus Room.
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Washington
Nixon Campaign Committee
Robert C. Odle Jr
Jim McCord
Odle
McCord
Democratic National Committee
Committee
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon Committee
Senate
Lost 1937 Noel Hotel check found in Nashville
Mickey Kreitner picked up a scrap of paper in front of his downtown Nashville restaurant and found a check for 2870.41 dated July 17, 1937. The Noel Hotel, which had closed last year and reopened as a bank, issued the check.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mickey Kreitner
Noel Hotel
Federal jury ordered in alleged Commerce bribe case
A federal grand jury in Ohio is ordered to reconvene to review a $50,000 bribe solicitation linked to a $10 million stock sale by Realty National Corp. FBI agents seized $50,000 from Anthony LaFatch in Miami. Commerce Director Dennis Shaul says he provided information innocently and not involved in the case.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Commerce Department
U.S
Joseph Kinneary
Robert Zitko
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Southern District of
Ohio
FBI
Columbus
Miami
Fla
National Realty Corp
Anthony LaFatch
Columbus Federal Grand Jury
The
Nor
Thern Securities Co
Realty National Corp
Commerce
Dennis Shaul
LaFatch
Akron
Shaul
Quality and value drive summer shopping appeal
This store touts genuine quality at a fair price with a money back guarantee. Shoppers are invited to return for daily finds and ample summer items. The message promises satisfaction and affordability as key selling points.
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