Watergate Payments Labeled White House Project
The Finance Committee to Re Elect the President said Kalmbach raised funds last June for an urgent White House project. He and Maurice Stans listed $210,000 to Watergate figures, including $75,000 from Kalmbach, with $30,000 from foreign citizens. Dean met prosecutors as the Watergate grand jury remained in session.
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White House
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Finance Committee
Maurice Stans
Watergate
General Accounting Office
John D. Ehrlichman
Washington Star-News
Young
John W. Dean III
U.S. District
Dean
Hunt Man Believed Drowned After Creek Fall
Search resumed for a 22 year old man who reportedly fell into Catta raugus Creek in the Road Valley Sunday. Sheriff Charles B. Hill of Cattaraugus County said he cannot contact relatives to confirm identity and that the youth is believed to be 22.
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Creek Gowanda
N. Y
Cattaragus Creek
Road Valley
Charles B. Hill
Cattaraugus County
Atty Asks Watergate Jury Summons Quashed for Dean
In Washington the Dean legal team moved to cancel his Watergate grand jury appearance or win broad immunity. Shaffer urged use immunity to shield Dean from prosecution for testimony, while awaiting Sirica ruling on the Senate committee request.
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Watergate
Dean
Washington
White House
John W. Dean
U. S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Charles Shaffer
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Sirica
Shaffer
U.S
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
Supreme Court Rules To Protect Clean Air Standards
The Supreme Court, split, upholds a policy to prevent significant deterioration of clean air. It also ruled the federal government not responsible for daily jail operations in 800 plus facilities housing federal prisoners. The court ordered rehearing to assess Wisconsin liquor license denial over nude dancing and mandated Alabama firm to pay 63.90 to a juror-expenditure employee. New York power pool requests aid from neighboring pools to avert energy shortage as temperatures threaten record highs and voltage cuts of five percent are issued by Consolidated Edison and others.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Wisconsin
Alabama
Soviet Lermontov Arrives in New York on Maiden Voyage
New passenger liner Mikhail Lermontov entered New York Harbor on its maiden voyage greeted by cutters, tugboats, and water-spraying fireboats. The arrival marks the start of regularly scheduled Soviet US passenger service, the first since 1948 between New York and Odessa.
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New York
Mikhail Lermontov
Soviet Union
United States
Black Sea
Odessa
Beame Calls Emergency Price Freeze to Fight Inflation
New York City comptroller Abraam D. Beame urged an emergency price freeze amid wholesale inflation at about 25.2 percent yearly. He asked the city’s congressional delegation to seek a meeting with Treasury Secretary George Schultz to press for action.
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New York
New York City
Abraam D. Beame
Cabin Cruiser Hits Pier on Seneca Lake
A 28 foot cabin cruiser struck Long Pier on Seneca Lake in predawn darkness injuring two men aboard. Operator Donald Dibble 38 of East Smithfield Pa sustained facial bruises and was admitted for observation. Passenger Bernard Kangas 57 of Elmira hospitalized in guarded condition with chest and hip injuries.
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Geneva
N. Y
Long Pier
Seneca Lake
Donald Dibble
East Smithfield
Geneva General Hospital
Bernard Kangas
Elmira
Giant Cavern Project Ordered to Post Bond in New York Bay
Must Fill in a giant cavern in lower New York Bay. A Chicago firm Construction Aggregates Corp. was ordered to post a $1 million bond for dredging violations. Henry L. Diamond said the firm dug 50 feet deeper than permitted, impeding bay flow and causing pollution from municipal sewers and other sources.
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New York
Chicago
New York Bay
State Environmental Conservation Department
Henry L. Diamond
Construction Aggregates Corp
Dollar Demand Up in Japan
The Bank of Japan acted as a dollar seller in Tokyo while U S currency rates firmed after the U S Fed increase. Dollar prices for overnight delivery closed near 264.48 yen, with BOJ sales totaling about 30 million dollars amid holiday closures in Europe and Asia.
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Bank of Japan
U.S
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
Britain
Spain
Italy
Brandt Safe After Copter Is Almost Blown from Cliff
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt narrowly escaped a crash when his Israeli military helicopter was nearly blown from a 900 foot cliff above the Dead Sea. Brandt was unhurt though knocked to his knees. German State Secretary Paul Frank and Israeli Ambassador Eliashir Ben-Horin were slightly hurt but required no medical care. An armed border policeman reported the scene saying the incident could have been very serious as the helicopter landed on the sun scorched terrain.
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Willy Brandt
Dead Sea Desert
Brandt
Sikorsky
Paul Frank
Bonn
Eliashir Ben-Horin
Masada
Dead Sea
Fire Destroys Long Candy Warehouse in Prolonged Blaze
A four story former Longs Candy Co warehouse burned for more than 12 hours as about 200 city and volunteer firefighters fought the blaze. Dense smoke blanketed West Second Street and an adjacent apartment house was evacuated while damage was estimated in the hundreds of thousands. The fire began shortly before 1 pm and drew multiple departments to the scene with extensive cooperation and rapid response.
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Everett W. Dona
Long’s Candy Co
West Second
First Streets
Utica St
West Second St
Oswego County Fire Control
East Side
W. Second
Third Sts
Second St
E. Ninth St
County Fire Control
Scriba
Min
Nixon to Meet Economic Advisers Over Inflation Proposals
President Nixon plans a meeting with top advisers including George Shultz John Dunlop and John Connally to review weekend worked proposals aimed at inflation control. The discussion covers a tough stance on business tighter enforcement of controls and possible new regulations on fuel oil and gasoline. No immediate public anti inflation program or major announcement is anticipated.
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Nixon
George P. Shultz
the Treasury
John Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
John B. Connally
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Cycle Mishap Kills Glens Falls Youth
Edward S. Pickering, 18, of Glens Falls was killed in a motorcycle crash on Glens Falls Mountain Road. Deputies said his bike veered off the road and tumbled down an embankment in Warren County.
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N.Y
Edward S. Pickering
Glens Falls
Glens Falls Mountain Road
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Pickering
Warm and humid weather expected for New York state
The National Weather Service said a massive high pressure area will bring warmer and more humid air to all sections of the state on Tuesday. Some areas had late Sunday thunderstorms in the Adirondacks while a cooler Canadian air mass is forecast to move southeast later in the week.
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Empire State
National Weather Service
Albany
Adirondacks
India hunts hijackers of Nepal Airlines plane
India launches a major manhunt for three Nepalese gunmen who hijacked a Royal Nepal Airlines Otter flight from Biratnagar to Kathmandu, took about 3 million rupees in cash, and escaped into the Himalayas near Forbesganj with no injuries among 15 passengers and 3 crew.
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India
Royal Nepal Airlines
Himalayan
Uttar Pradesh
Bihar
Nepal
West Bengal
Biratnager
Katmandu
Forbesganj
K. B. Malla
Acting U. S. Envoy Meets South Viet Foreign Minister
Acting U S envoy Charles Whitehouse met with South Viet Nam Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam for 15 minutes in Saigon to discuss stalled Paris cease fire talks. Lam then joined a National Security Council session as Kissinger and Tho failed to reach agreement. Observers cited South Vietnamese reluctance and core issues on the Council of National Reconciliation and zones of control. In Cambodia, rockets hit Phnom Penh airport injuring none and Battambang airport killing three and wounding 16.
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Charles Whitehouse
Tran van Lam
Paris
Washington
Whitehouse
Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
National Security Council
U.S
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
United States
Sai
Gon
Council of National Reconciliation
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Battambang
Senate Debates Indochina Funding Ban Amid War Powers Clash
The Senate opens debate on a bill to cut off all U S funding for Indochina military activity unless Congress approves. The move is part of a 609 million State Department authorization for the coming year. Conferees also work on a 3 7 billion supplemental bill with different bombing funding limits for Cambodia.
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U. S
Indochina
Congress
Washington
U.S
State Department
House Appropriations Committee
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