Kalmbach says payoffs for Watergate fund were illegal act
Kalmbach testified that Dean instructed him to raise funds for Watergate defendants and their families, which he later believed could amount to an illegal act. He said he would have reported it if he knew it involved the President. He discussed money with Dean and Walderman and contacted Segretti on Chapin’s orders.
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White House
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Ulasewicz
Edward J. Guerney
Rmla
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Chapin
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FBI
Segretti
Senate
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Dorn
Nixon
House Armed Services
Edward Hebert
D-La
Washington
Hebert
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Congress debates tapes amid White House bugging rhetoric
The Senate Watergate hearings reveal mixed views on presidential telephone recordings. Figures from Mills to Goldwater weigh privacy vs history while Butterfield defends tapes. Brooke Wallace says Nixon never warned of bugging. officials caution against covert recording risks.
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Nixon
Johnson
White House
House Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
George McGovern
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Alexander P. Butterfield
Goldwater
GOP
University of Arizona
Jack Anderson
Getty says he will not pay ransom for grandson
Billionaire J Paul Getty told London Daily Mail and an aide confirmed he will not pay any ransom for his 16 year old grandson who disappeared in Rome more than a week ago. He said he loves the boy but paying ransom would encourage kidnappers and that the matter is a police one.
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J. Paul Getty
Getty
London Daily Mail
Rome
Hong Kong Hit by Typhoon Dot Devastation and Floods
One person was killed by a rock and road slide as Typhoon Dot struck Hong Kong with torrential rains and winds of 75 to 85 mph. About 2,500 residents were driven from flood threatened homes.
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Hongkong
Hong Kong
Port dispute over L A amid Long Beach rise
A bitter clash between Los Angeles Harbor commissioners and managers publicized on Monday centers on alleged mismanagement and Caughlin's control over port operations. Long Beach’s growing tonnage and returns are cited as a factor, with audits planned and calls for reorganization amid power struggles. The Times quotes leaders and a critic, while Caughlin defends his record with data disputing the critique. In a separate case, a black woman minister Frances Knight was beaten to death in a church parsonage by two men, with her daughter beaten during the attack. investigators seek suspects and note valuables on a planned trip were not stolen.
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Porto Long Beach
Tom Bradley
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Bernard J. Caughlin
John J. Royal
Caughlin
Lawrence L. Whiteneck
Frances Knight
Church of Find
Senate OKs Alaska oil pipeline amid environmental clash
Senate debate centered on an Alaska oil pipeline with Sen Henry Jackson warning of a dangerous precedent. Mondale released State Department papers alleging misrepresentation of Canada’s stance on an alternate Mackenzie River route and claiming Canada would process filings within 12 to 24 months.
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John C. Stennis
Miss
Warren G. Magmy Son
Raina
Henry Jackson
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
State Department
Department
Congress
Canada
Mackenzie River
Mondale
Tapes Seen Key to Nixon's Fate
The article discusses whether Nixon told Dean on February 27, 1973, that Haldeman and Ehrlichman were involved in the Watergate break in and coverup and whether Dean later alleged obstruction of justice. It questions why, if tapes prove Dean lied, their contents were not revealed during hearings as the nation faced economic and diplomatic issues.
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Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Pring Als
Charles Culson
Howard L. Hunt
John Mitchell
Suspected killer chased after hit-and-run. escapes in Florida
In Pinellas Park, authorities pursued a blue and white car believed linked to two Tampa deaths. The driver fled after striking Roxanne Caton, 18, and Robyn Caton, 5, as Curtis Caton, 12, was injured. The car was later found abandoned. a woman and her husband were questioned. Police considered the suspect close but no arrest made.
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Millsborough County
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Rabyne Caton
Curtis Caton
Roxanne
Joe Atkins
Atkins
Curtis
Robyn
River Hills Drive
Hillsborough River
Charles Caton
MacDill Air Force Base
England
Catons
Pat
Brenda
Caton
Massachusetts
Legality of Booby Trap Urged by State AG
The California state attorney general’s office asked the State Supreme Court to ban gun booby traps. The Court of Appeal had ruled trap guns legal for animals but not humans, prompting the AG to seek a sanity check on deadly protection of property and when lethal force is excessive.
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