Nixon In New Battle Of A Very Old War
Nixon faces a fresh clash over executive privilege as he seeks to block Congress from accessing testimony and papers. The piece traces precedent from Washington to Jackson and beyond, noting court questions and the potential Supreme Court test prompted by Nixon's stance.
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John W. Dean III
Senate Judiciary Committee
L. Patrick Gray II
FBI
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Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
John
Marshall
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Jackson
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United States Bank
Indian Leader Getting The Squeeze In Crisis
Richard Wilson, elected leader of the 11,000 Oglala Sioux on Pine Ridge, is at the center of the Wounded Knee siege. He faces verbal abuse from occupiers and while ignored by federal officials, he plans to seek reelection next year and vows to listen to federal briefs though he disagrees with their approach.
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Pine Ridge, S.D
Richard Wilson
Pine Ridge Reservation
Wounded Knee
Washington
Wilson
American Indian Movement
BIA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Oglala Sioux
Nixon Campaign Spokesman Calls Economy Out of Control
Dr. Pierre Rinfret, official economic spokesman for Nixon's re election campaign, mails executives a two page summary claiming Phase 3 policies are unclear and the economy is out of control. He cites declining confidence, global monetary confusion, and calls for rapid decisive action to avert a 1969 1970 recession pattern.
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Rinfret Boston Associates
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Rinfret
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Friedman
University of Chicago
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Grain backlog threatens Midwestern elevators and banks
Wheat prices slumped up to 50 cents a bushel as millions of bushels waited shipments by scarce rail cars and ports. Bank officials warn lenders face record grain loan volumes and potential losses while elevators fear bankruptcy without relief.
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Mack
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Troubled KC Hotel Is Sold at Public Auction
The Kansas Citian, one of three troubled Kansas City hotels, sold for 380000 at a public auction on the county courthouse steps in downtown Kansas City. Buyer Hotel Enterprises, Inc. paid the note's face value. sale called after mortgage payments were missed. The hotel had been closed since March 5.
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