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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1974

Page

4

Campaign fund to pay Stans legal expenses

Trustees of President Nixon’s re election campaign fund agreed to cover nearly 400000 dollars in legal fees for Maurice Stans and James Mitchell after their April acquittal on conspiracy and perjury charges. The Campaign Liquidation Trust notes total legal costs over 1.4 million, with Edward Nixon among recent bills.

Washington Nixon Commerce Maurice Stans Washington Post Stans Alty John N. Mitchell the Post General Accounting Office Campaign Limidation Trust Finance Comittee Mitchelt Post GAO Trust Mitchell Edward Nixon Campaig Mitchiell Stang New York Charles E. Potter Campaign Liquidation Trust Potter Michigan Guilford Dudley By Nashville, Tenn Securities and Exchange Commission Robert L. Vasco Vesco

Presidential Barber Reveals Nixon Kissinger Haircut Details

In Washington, Milton Pitts, the White House barber, describes Nixon’s easy haircut routine while noting Kissinger’s curly hair proves tougher. Pitts trims the President weekly, enjoys congenial chats, and also runs a hotel barbershop. He also discusses Bangladesh’s UN admission and mentions Ehrlichman as a former notable customer.

Washington Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Milton Pitts Pitts White House West Wing White House Greenville D.C Sheraton-Carlton Hotel Kissinger White Houses

Nixon aides seek dismissal over televised testimony

Two of six Watergate defendants ask Judge Sirica to drop charges arguing pretrial publicity and the compelled Senate Watergate committee testimony tainted their cases. Mitchell and Strachan contend the nationwide broadcasts violated rights and may have corrupted the proceedings.

Washington UPI John N. Mitchell White House Gordon C. Strachan U.S John J. Sirica Sam J. Ervin Mitchell William G. Hundley Hundley Senate Watergate Committee John M. Bray Strachan

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