Stans Describes Nixon 1972 Campaign Role As Cashier
Maurice H. Stans testified he acted as a fundraiser with no strategy or advance knowledge of Watergate. He said campaign managers ran tactics and he and the finance committee operated separately and had no say in planning or cover up. He acknowledged receiving and passing 73000 dollars via Herbert Kalmbach for a White House project not tied to the election.
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Michael Putzel Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Secretary of Commerce
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Stans
G. Gordon Liddy
Swan
John N. Mitchell
Sloan
Stens
Tony
Wateragte
Herbert W. Kalmbach
White House
Stang
Kaluibach
Airlines Expand X Ray Equipment Purchases in Push for Streamlined Screening
Washington AP reports airlines plan to spend over 4 million on low dose X ray units to inspect carry on baggage as FAA considers easing hijacking procedures to reduce passenger delays. Allegheny Airlines cites fast 1 to 3 scan times while metal detectors remain in use, though Air Line Pilots Association urges maintaining strict rules amid cost and time concerns.
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Washington
Eames Arid
FAA
Air Line Pilots Association
W. Blake Thompson
Allegheny Airlines
Area slaying suspect dies in jail
Waukegan authorities report two inmates in Lake County Jail found dead in their cell. Nathaniel Burse 23 and Bayard Moran Jr 23 both of Chicago were identified as victims who were strangled. They were among six alleged gang members charged with murder in the Sept 2 1972 killing of Army Sp William Richter as he slept in his truck along Interstate 94 in Highland Park. Moran and two others were charged with killing Michael Derchensen 19 a Highland Park native and SIU student found May 3 1972 near West Frankfort Southern Illinois.
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Waukegan (Ap) Tso
Lake County
Cook County
Chicago
Nathaniel Burse
Bayard Moran Jr
Burse
Moran
Army
Wiliam Richter
Highland Park
Walker seeks more bonds for supplemental Illinois freeways
Gov. Daniel Walker plans to ask the Illinois General Assembly for increased bonding authority to expand the 1,950 miles of supplemental freeways. He said design work continues on portions not in his original plan and insisted the project is desirable for the state. Senate President Harris questioned adding more bond money without a good faith effort from the governor.
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Springfield
Daniel Walker
Illinois General Assembly
Walker
Illinois Highway Study Commission
Senate
William
C. Harris
Pontiac
Harris
Carbondale
Dis- Walker Istrict
Richard
Miley
James Newton
St. Louis
Walker says Angelos loan to campaign was not a contribution
Governor Daniel Walker said a $50,000 Angelos loan to the Walker campaign fund last October was a loan not a contribution. He apologized for not revealing this earlier and offered records to the Liquor Control Commission, noting the law on license holders and political contributions may not clearly cover loans. Walker defended his timing and denied that Angelos’ support influenced his appointment and subsequent removal as director of insurance.
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Richard
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Anthony P. Angelos
Walker
Daniel Walker
Angelos
Lawrence Johnson
Champaign
Liquor Control Commission
Jeen
Commission
Johnson
Howse
Angeles
Johnnson
Champaign ‘County
Com Mission
Hi Walker
National Republic Bank of Chicago
Nixon
Greece
New York City
Inan
Amalgamated Trust and Sav
Ings Bowks
Anthony Grocaris
All-Illinois Committee
Fred Mauck
Biot Epstein
Walker Cambalen
Finanroy Walker
Epstein
Astronauts Scan Cape Kennedy Amid Disney World Buzz
Apollo era crew using photosensors perform earth resources pass above Florida Cape Kennedy while cloud cover delays across the central U S. Paul Weitz and Charles Conrad Jr with Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin report seeing the Titan launch complex as a small feature below. It is the 4th day of a 28 day mission and forecasts mention weather hampering the study.
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Titan
Weitz
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
United States
Federal probe details reach Walker ally and Angelos
A Chicago Tribune report cites that aides to Gay Daniel Walker informed Anthony Angelos of a federal investigation into Angelos business. A memo from the U S attorney’s office circulated in December and Angelos was told within days. The probe involved state liquor control and immigration agencies.
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Chicago
Daniel Walker
Anthony Angelos
Angelos
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Justice Department
Dollar Slightly Rises in European Money Markets
The dollar edged higher in London Frankfurt and Zurich with quiet trading across Europe. Gold held near 117 dollars per ounce in Zurich and London, remaining about 10 dollars below last week’s record high as Paris showed little activity.
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London
Frankfurt
Zurich
Paris
Nixon to announce major inflation plan on TV address
President Nixon will outline a new anti inflation program in a 7 30 p m television radio address describing a major operation with a tough enforcement phase for wage price controls and other measures. He will meet cabinet officials and bipartisan leaders ahead of the speech amid Congress pressure for controls.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Abottle
Congress
Gerald L. Warren
Four powers sign new peace accord in Vietnam
Paris reports Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho secure a genuine peace deal for South Vietnam after months of talks and last winter cease-fire efforts. Signing for the South Vietnamese government and the Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government followed Washington overruling Saigon objections.
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Paris
United States
South Vietnnam
Vat Cong
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Tho
Washington
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Kissinger
Nguyen Lau Vien
Nguyen van Hieu
Viet Cong
Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunderstorms Ahead
Tonight partly cloudy with a few showers and thunderstorms early. Lows near freezing. Thursday turns partly sunny and warm with highs in the 30s. Friday and Saturday look mainly sunny and warmer. Sunday remains partly sunny and hot with a chance of thunderstorms.
Nixon weighs tax hikes to curb booming economy
Nixon weighs tighter policy options to cool economic growth and curb inflation. He considered a rise in the federal gasoline tax and possible increases in federal income taxes, though some sources doubt these proposals. Officials expect action against recent price boosts in steel and copper to bolster credibility of price controls.
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Nixon
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