Haldeman Admits Initialling Memo on Violence at Nixon Rally
Senate Watergate hearings reveal Haldeman approved a White House memo praising violence and demonstrations at a Nixon Graham rally. He said he wrote the words good and great on the memo while defending his tactics amid charges of manipulation by the Nixon campaign.
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Nixon
Billy Graham
Senate Watergate Committee
Haldeman
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
White House
Washington
George S. McGovern
Welcker
Lawrence Higby
Naldemon
Weicker
Bernard L. Barker
Nixon tied to ITT antitrust settlement memo hints at intervention
Senate Watergate documents from March 1972 imply President Nixon discussed ITT funding for the 1972 GOP convention and dropping the antitrust suit. The material suggests Mitchell may have perjured himself in denying knowledge of ITT's $400,000 offer and connects to White House aides and Haldeman.
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Nixon
ITT
John N. Mitchell
Theruth
San Diego
Weicker
White House
Dpark
H.R. Haldeman
John Milighell
John Dean
Washington
UPD
International Telephone and
Telegraph Corp
Alt
Ja Mitchell
Charles W. Colson
Justice Department
Miami Beach
Antitrust Division
Colson
Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
William Timmons
AG l
Lawyer uses racial slur during Watergate hearing
Washington heard H R Haldeman's lawyer call senator Daniel Inouye a little Jap. John J Wilson, 72, defended the remark saying he did not mind being called little American. Inouye declined to comment but later whispered insults during questioning of John D. Ehrlichman.
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UPL
H. R. Haldeman
Daniel K. Incuye
Hawaii
John J. Wilson
Haldeman
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Com
Senator Weicker
Wilson
Inouye
Europe
John D. Ehelichman
Violence erupts at Oklahoma State Prison as fledgling riot rages
At McAlester Oklahoma State Prison convicts riot with knife attack and gang clashes in the yard. Officers withheld entry to avoid more deaths as guards restore order and consider moving inmates for repairs after an estimated 20 million dollars in damage.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Prison
Fd Hardy
Goy
David Hart
Highway Patrol
John Pruitt
Pruitt
Roy Sprinkle
Park
Hardy
Okaloosa Digest Notices and Cheerleader Registrations
The Okaloosa Digest will publish items only if submitted in typewritten form by organization representatives no later than space allows. Cheerleader registrations are open for girls aged eight to thirteen at the Community Center with calls to 243-9119 for details. Eglin Catholic Ladies Guild will meet August 3 after Mass in Chapel 4 with refreshments and a brief meeting. children are welcome. The August golf match between Niceville-Valparaiso and Greater Fort Walton Beach chambers is cancelled. play resumes in September.
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PGDN
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Eglin Catholic Ladies Guild
Eglin's
Catholic Ladies Guild
Niceville-Valparaiso
Fort Wallon Beach
Insurance group offers 20 percent discount on PIP for belt-ignition cars
Detroit reports Kemper Insurance Group will cut personal injury protection costs by up to 20 percent for owners of 197- made autos with seat belt ignition interlocks. The system prevents starting the car until front occupants buckle up, aimed at states with no fault laws. Walter Ulbricht dies at 89 in East Berlin state funeral planned for Aug 7. Colby confirmed CIA chief by Senate vote 84 to 13 amid Phoenix controversy.
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UPI
M. Stanley Hughey
Kemper Insurance Group
Kemper
Berlin
UPL
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Ulbricht
Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Congress
Harold B. Hughes
D-Town
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Nixon Tanaka Two Day Summit Shapes Asia Policy
Nixon and Tanaka wrapped two days of talks in Washington agreeing to keep adequate U S military forces in Asia and aid Indochina rehabilitation. They welcomed Sino normalization, praised Korea peace efforts, and endorsed SALT strides while inviting Tanaka to visit Japan before end of 1974.
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UPI
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Asia
Indochina
White House
Oval Office
Tanaka
Japan
Hirohito
Nagako
Vietnam
Korean Peninsula
North
South Korea
Peoples Republic of China
Walton County Economic Profile From State Study Planned
The Florida Department of Commerce will start an economic development profile for DeFuniak Springs and Walton County in August. John Frazier leads preliminary data collection in the area. The reverse report covers labor, utilities, taxes, raw materials, transportation and sites for Walton County. Co sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce county commission and city council, at no cost to local groups.
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Walton County
Defuniak Springs
Florida Department of Commerce
Pat Potter
Wallon County
Chamber of Commerce
John Frazier
North Piorida
Denmak Springs
Potter
Walton County Chamber of Commerce
Bord of County Commissioners
DeFuniak
Playground Daily News Financial and circulation notice
The issue lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices by mail and in-advance payments. It notes circulation details and identifies main offices and affiliations with Florida Freedom Newspapers Inc.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News
Florida Freedom Newspapers Inc
Eglin Parkway
E FL
Watton Reach
Flori
Audit Bureau
Circetahior
Highway Fund Bill Approved for Subway Use
The Senate passed a compromise bill 9 to 5 to let highway trust funds be used to build subways, sending the measure to the House. Negotiations left both sides dissatisfied, with debates over using gas tax funded money for mass transit rather than highways.
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Washington
Nixon vetoes emergency medical services bill
President Nixon on Wednesday vetoed a bill to provide 185 million dollars for emergency medical services over three years arguing it would shift federal authority into areas long run by state and local governments and would require keeping eight public health service hospitals open beyond their usefulness. He noted this is his fifth veto of the year with four earlier ones sustained. Byrd said the Senate would vote on overriding the veto.
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Nixon
Waslington
UPS
House
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Closet Sealed in Gainesville Federal Trial Over FBI Bugging Case
A federal judge sealed a utility closet in the Gainesville courthouse after two FBI agents were found with a suitcase of telephone equipment. Judge Winston Arnow ordered the closure as jurors were questioned and a defense motion on the bugging issue was to be reconsidered after jury selection.
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UPS
Federal
FBI
U.S
Winston J. Arnow
U.S. Mareshals
Arnow
Mediale
Mos
Carl Ekblad
Robert Romann
Jacksonville FR
U.S. Attorney's Office
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