Nixon Campaign Uses Philippine Cash In Watergate Funds
The Washington Star News reports $30,000 in cash from a Philippine donor was mixed with funds for the Watergate operation. The donor remained unnamed. $30,000 was returned to the Philippines from money kept by aide Frederick C. Larue, and part of $75,000 moved to Kalmbach for a White House project. Kalmbach says he used the cash for Watergate-related disbursements with Stans' knowledge, while Stans denies awareness of its用途.
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Washington Star-News
Washington
Nixon
Campaign Finance Committee
Philippines
Frederick C. Larue
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
Nixon Campaign
Maurice H. Stans
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Newport Beach
Calif
Watergate
Finance Committee
Stans
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Uncertain Humid Forecast With Warm Lows Near 70s
Weather update notes humid tonight with partly cloudy skies and warm lows in the 70s. Tuesday calls for partly sunny conditions, hot and humid weather, and a chance of afternoon or evening thunder storms with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Wednesday through Friday remain partly cloudy and warm.
Red troops press attack along Route 4 near Phnom Penh
Cambodian fighting along a wide front west of Phnom Penh continues with mortar and infantry assaults. Government forces reinforce Ang Snuol as the town changes hands amid looting and fires while rockets hit Phnom Penh’s airport and armored personnel carriers maneuver south of the road.
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New York Times
Bek Chan
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Route 4
Ang Snuol
Dean seeks immunity in Watergate case
John W Dean III asks a federal judge to grant immunity from prosecution as cooperation with Watergate prosecutors continues. Shaffer says prosecutors offered a guilty plea to one obstruction count for testimony, before Cox reviews immunity requests. Sirica to rule on immunity and subpoenas. Senate panel seeks use immunity for Dean and Magruder.
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White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Charles Shaffer
Watergate
Shaffer
Archibald Cox
U. S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Sirica
U. S
Court rules US not liable for local jail operations
Supreme Court holds United States cannot be deemed negligent for day to day operations of 800 plus state and local jails under contract with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Rulings cover a death in Nueces County Texas jail and a separate 4 4 stalemate on clean air law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Nueces County
Tex
Federal Bureau of Prisons
William R. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Johnson says Walker backed original liquor budget request
Lawrence E. Johnson of Champaign testifies that Gov. Daniel Walker appeared to support the Illinois Liquor Control Commission’s original budget request as late as May 30. He says the dismissal was for reasons other than budget cuts and details meetings with Walker after a Senate hearing.
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Walker
Johnson
Richard H. Ieen
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Lawrence E. Johnson
Champaign Today
Daniel Walker
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Commission
House
Chicago
Champaign
Statehouse
Senate Appropriations Committee
Anthony P. Angelos
Andrew Leahy
Leahy
Burditt named to vacancy on Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Governor Daniel Walker named George M. Burditt to head the Illinois Liquor Control Commission replacing Lawrence Johnson. Burditt, 50, of La Grange, served four terms in the General Assembly and sits on the Illinois Board of Ethics. Walker cited Johnson’s failure to implement economy measures and released memos supporting the firing.
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Springfield
Daniel Walker
George M. Burditt
Republican House
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Lawrence Johnson
Burditt
la Grange
General Assembly
Walker
Illinois Board of Ethics
Anthony Angelos
State Insurance Department
Commission
Johnson
Supreme Court to review Cook County welfare case
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal by Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott in a class action challenging the administration of federal programs for the aged blind and disabled in Illinois and Cook County. Plaintiff John Jordan claimed delays in processing applications violated federal rules and sought damages. The district court and Seventh Circuit upheld the ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois
Cook County
William J. Scott
John Jordan
State of Illinois
Jordan
U. S. District Court
District of
Ilinois
U. S. Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Chicago
Lighted green signal tied to 1972 Illinois rail crash
The National Transportation Safety Board linked glare from a green light to a head on collision near Maqnon Illinois in May 1972 that killed four Burlington Northern workers. The westbound train failed to stop at Yates City and may have misread a signal due to sun glare and alcohol in the engineer’s blood.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Illinois
Burlington Northern
Maqnon
Ill
Saefty Board
Yates City
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