Drug Control Director Leaves White House Post
Washington AP report says John E. Ingersoll resigned as head of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs amid rivalry among enforcement agencies and White House pressure. He cited interference and a hands-on approach to policy implementation, as Haldeman Ehrlichman sought his removal after reorganizations creating DALE and the DEA transition.
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Nixon
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
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John R. Bartels Jr
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Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Dale
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Richardson
Atty
Richard G. Kheindienst
Drug Investigation Section
Customs
Ambrose
Collinsville
Ill
BNDD
Firm Purchases Five Gas Wells
AUSTIN Tex AP Examiner James Hackney of the State Savings and Loan Commission recessed a hearing Friday until Monday on an application by former Gov Preston Smith and eight others to start a new savings and loan institution in Lubbock. Hackney said he was not certain the hearing would end Monday, which will be the fourth day of testimony. The application is being opposed by the city's four existing savings and loan firms, which will continue their presentation Monday.
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Austin. Tex
James Hackney
State Savings and Loan Commission
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Hackney
Indian Leader Freed On Bond
American Indian Movement leader Dennis Banks was freed from jail on a 105000 dollar bond. Attorneys secured 85000 dollars from the Iowa Conference of the United Methodist Church and 20000 dollars from Frank Braggioti, Phoenix, a friend. He is to be arraigned July 5 on federal grand jury indictments tied to incidents at Custer and Wounded Knee. Charges include assault arson larceny and burglary.
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Rapid City
S.D
American Indian Movement
Dennis Banks
Iowa
Treasury braces for halt if Nixon Congress clash tightens
Washington AP Treasury officials warned the federal government could grind to a halt within a week or two if the debt ceiling and spending powers are not extended. With about 12 billion on hand, possible borrowing around 5 billion hinge on a veto, while a 465 billion limit expires and may revert to 400 billion.
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Treasury Department
Nixon
Congress
Cambodia
Treasury
U.S
Federal Reserve System
Dare-to-Be-Great promoter in Frankfurt jail plans
From his Frankfurt jail, Glenn W. Turner outlines bold aims to reform the U.S. prison system and enter federal government. He faces upcoming mail fraud charges in Orlando tied to his Dare-to-Be-Great business. Turner claims a $300 million fortune and says government actions furthers his legal battles over marketing franchises.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Glenn W. Turner
U.S
Turner
Preungesheim
England
America
Orlando
Fia
Panies
Koscot
Interpol
Senate hearing cites $50 billion in stolen securities
Senate subcommittee heard W Henry du Pont say stolen and missing securities in the United States may total $50 billion. He and others criticized the financial community for inaction as hearings on international stock manipulation resume after the July 4 recess. Du Pont described Securities Validation Corp. work to create a reference file and estimated that each stockholder holds about $33,225 in stock, with roughly 48 percent potentially someone else’s.
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United States
Senate
W. Henry du Pont
du Pert
Board of Securities Validation Corp
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
du Pont
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