Secret agent describes Watergate payoffs and money trail
Ulasewicz testified Kalmbach recruited him on June 29, 1972 to relay funds after the break in. He described receiving 75,100 dollars in cash and passing 154,500 total, with payments to Hunt's lawyer Bittman, G. Gordon Liddy, and Frederick LaRue.
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Hunt
William C. Bittman
G. Gordon Liddy
Frederick C. LaRue
Usasewicz
Kalmbach
Watergate
Ulasewcz
Statler Hilton
Ulasewicz
White House
Novak
Nance Hivers
Watergate tapes subpoena tests executive privilege limits
Senate panel pressed access to White House recordings and related conversations as former aide Butterfield described a voice activated system. Kalmbach testified he raised about 220000 for Watergate defendants and lawyers believing it lawful, while Ulasewicz recounted money drops and later quit the scheme amid pressure and secrecy. The panel sought voluntary access despite Nixon’s assertion of executive privilege and Agnew commented on privacy of taped conversations.
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Conn
Weicker
Alexander P. Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Butterfield
Oval
White House
Executive Office
Camp David
San Clemente
John W. Dean II
Noxon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Sen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Whites House
Ulasewicz
Bittman
Viasewicz
Alasenicz
California
Kalmbach
John W. Deantt
John J. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean
Watergate
James McCord
Secret Service
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Tin
Asness
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Dean
Haldeman
Ehrrich Kalmbach
Lowell E. Weicker
R-Conn
Ehrlichman
Waldeman
Alty
John.n. Mitchell
Kalmhach
Price controls Phase 4 outlined by Dunlop and officials
Cost of Living Council plans tougher Phase 4 price and wage rules with broad IRS enforcement. Wages may face 0.55 percent annual increases, while some food sectors may be exempt at first. Officials cited wage constraints from Anne Armstrong and a joint stance by Shultz and Meany. Mantle to throw bricks in Stroud contest.
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John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Anne — Armstrong
Georges
Shultz
Meany
Treasury
George Meany
Afl-Clo
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Nixon
Tunlip
Cambodia raids raise questions on official denials
A congress hearing exposed claims of secrecy surrounding U S bombing of Cambodia in 1969 70 with Maj Hal Knight alleging orders to destroy evidence and falsify reports Pentagon officials insisted missions were fully authorized amid a neutral Cambodia stance and later figures suggested broader air sorties the disputes echoing a shift in public statements and record keeping.
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Hughes
Pentagon
Air Force
Hal M. Knight
Cambodia
James R. Schlesinger
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Lon Nol
U.S
Friedheim
Congress
FTC Charges Eight Oil Firms With Price-Boosting Cartel
FTC accuses eight major oil firms of anticompetitive conduct driving up crude, gasoline prices. The agency seeks divestiture and pipeline links to restore competition. firms deny charges and pledge to defend themselves. FTC notes firms control large shares of reserves, refining capacity, and gasoline sales, while regulators acknowledge tax breaks and regulations also influence shortages.
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FTC
James T. Halverson
Bureau of Competition
Halverson
M. A. Wright
Exxon
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Carl F. Meyerdick
Texaco
American Petroleum Institute
U.S
Institute
Frank N. Ikard
Mors
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Douglas Caddy
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Anthony Ulasewicz
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Mickey Mantle
Strouds
Canada
England
Australia
L.A
Los Angeles
UPJ
Citizens’ Committee On Commission
Tom Bradley
Bradley
San Francisco
Standard of California
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