GOP staff cuts amid Watergate deficit reported
The Republican National Committee plans a 5 percent staff cut after a potential $1 million shortfall. Despite $3.6 million raised since January, contributions have fallen sharply, with May 15 mailings underperforming. About 39 of 135 staffers will be paid only through August 15. Top leaders, including George Bush, have taken pay reductions. The Democratic Committee argues it operates with far less. Brig. Gen. George Fatton, son of a WWII general, is promoted to major general at Fort Knox.
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Spit and polish Marines on round the clock duty surround President Nixon’s Bethesda hospital suite augmenting Secret Service. Fifteen Marines per shift perform inspections of bulletless pistols and act as White House color guards as reporters are kept behind ropes in the hot 90 degree weather.
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Watergate remarks by Martha Mitchell in Greenwood Mississippi
Martha Mitchell, wife of former Attorney General John Mitchell, in Greenwood Mississippi said she is sick of Watergate and that the presidency has become too big for one man. She criticized the hearings as rehearsed and noted the press and major cities keep the story alive. She suggested government reorganization similar to a British coalition.
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Larue to testify Colson pressured Watergate bugging plan
Frederick C. Larue prepared to testify that Charles Colson pressed for approval of the Watergate bugging budget. Larue, a former Mitchell aide, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice and is expected to aid prosecutors in the Watergate cases. Colson denied involvement and said telephoned pressure had no link to Watergate. John Dean testified Colson drew up a White House list of enemies.
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