Nixon names Pat Nixon as temporary council chair mistake
President Nixon briefly named his wife Pat as temporary chair of the National Voluntary Service Advisory Council but a White House correction said the appointment was unlawful under law. The council, created last October, will elect a permanent chair and will include Henry Osinski and other appointees such as Frank Fitzsimmons and Charles Bartlett.
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San Clemente
Calif
White House
Nixon
Nixon Sister in Law Complains of Husband Paid to Do Nothing
Mrs. Edna Nixon, President’s sister in law, laments being left home alone with a child as her husband is paid to do nothing. In a remark to Jewsman at their Alderdale manor home she criticizes the consultancy tied to locating a nation for a proposed Nexon library, saying she could tell what he did.
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Edward Nixon
Nixon
Amy
Beth
Ed Nixon
Alderwood Manor
Wash
Lipe
Edna Nixon
Jewsman
Nexon
Alys
Schant
Fegal
Richard Niven Foundation
California
Prin
Ain
Niven
Donations to Nixon Revealed
A House study by Rep. Les Aspin shows elected leaders and oil executives from 178 companies gave nearly $5 million to Nixon's 1972 re election campaign. Gulf Oil, Amerada Hess, Getty, Standard Oil of California, and others contributed, with several large donors later returning funds. The report highlights a perceived conflict over energy policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Les Adin
Wisconsin Democrat
Aspin
Rockefeller
Exxon
Atdy
Gulf
Phillips
Ashland
Gulf Oil Co
Amerada Hess Corp
Getty Oi Co
Standard Oil of
Calif
Sun Oil Co
Pan Ocean Oil Corp
Phillips Petroleum Co
The
Williams Companies
Shaheen Natural Resources
Ashland Oiline
Burglary Victim’s Losses Mount After New Year Break-ins
Police report two New Year’s Day robberies at Victor Kifuri’s residence at 4915 Grant. Losses include television sets, a movie projector, liquor, jewelry valued around 5000 dollars, plus cash bringing total to about 6130 dollars. A separate break-in at Buddy’s Expressway Truck Stop in Laredo saw 148 cents stolen from a sale with entry by crowbar and hammer.
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Victor Kifuri
Grant
Buddy's Expressway
Laredo
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Henry J. Osinski
Buffalo
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Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co
Teamsters Union
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Charles —, Bartlett
Chicago Sun-Times
Berthong
Jcpenney
Terrell Plaza
Northwest Center
Ally
Ins
Bul Ledard Firestone
Foundation
Virestone
Los Angeles
Renard Nixon
Branne County
Cif
Navy
Seaule
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