Indictments Rumored in Demo HQ Break-In
Washington sources close to a federal grand jury investigation indicate indictments may be forthcoming in the Watergate case. News notes Nixon officials were cleared publicly while inquiries into the Democratic National Committee break-in at the Watergate complex continue. Bernard Barker’s $25,000 Nixon campaign link is cited, and Maurice Stans agreed to be interviewed by House aides as investigators probe campaign funds and possible violations of new reporting laws.
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GAO probe cites overseas cash linked to Nixon campaign
The GAO found that 89 000 was routed through a Mexican bank and a lawyer to donors in the Southwest who wished to stay anonymous. The funds reached Barker and were discussed by House Banking Chairman Wright Patman who questions possible banking law violations and vows to examine overseas cash shipments by campaign committees.
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Law enforcers defend against Democrat attack in Midwest
Wisconsin attorney general Rich ard G. Kleindienst charged the Democratic Party with a biased assault on law enforcement during a regional police chiefs meeting in Rhinelander. He cited crime trends under the Democratic platform and Nixon era, insisting the party scapegoats police, prosecutors, and judges while upholding defendants' rights.
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Labor leaders condemn Soviet Jew Exodus Fees as Human Ransom
Chicago dispatch reports AFL-CIO executive council denouncing Soviet exit fees for Jews as slave trade and political trials in Czechoslovakia as terror measures. They urge U.S. protest at the United Nations General Assembly and demand Soviet respect for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and freedom of movement. The group backs continued anti-Communist stance and strategic congressional campaigns while criticizing Nixon-Brezhnev talks.
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