Walker campaign Angelos party nets about 45000 dollars
Anthony Angelos raised about 45000 for Gov. Daniel Walker's campaign fund at a December party in Winnetka, a top fund raiser said. Walker filed a financial statement listing his net worth at 394678 dollars and lent 13445 to his committee.
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Anthony Angelos
Daniel Walker
Winnetka
Board of Ethics
Angelo Geocaris
Walker
All-Illinois
Democratic Committee
Angelos Party
Geocaris
Angelos
Chicago
Magruder Exposes Watergate Cover-up Ties to Nixon Era Officials
Jeb Stuart Magruder confessed involvement in the Watergate break-in and said top campaign and White House aides, including John Mitchell and John W. Dean III, approved or aided the actions. He claimed Nixon had no knowledge of the operations and outlined a cover-up aimed to limit exposure. He expects to plead guilty to conspiracy.
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Democratic
Committee For
Mitchell
Liddy
Gordon Strachan
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Strachan
Haldeman
John W. Dean Ill
Wanda Hall
S. Mulberry St
West Frankfort
Linda Kruckeberg
Rt. 3
Marion
Internal Revenue Service
Carbondale
Illinois
Marilyn Clark
Printing plate breaks press. paper size reduced
A 40 pound lead printing plate broke loose from the Southern Illinoisan press at 48 000 rpm causing extensive equipment damage. One of three press units was incapacitated delaying delivery to 7 000 subscribers and reducing pages to 32 per run. No one hurt, repairs underway.
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Southern Illinoisan
John C. Gardner
Nixon hints at major progress in arms talks with Brezhnev
President Nixon signaled in a national economy speech that his upcoming summit with Soviet leader Leonid I Brezhnev would yield major new progress toward limiting superpower arms. He emphasized optimism about the talks ahead.
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Nixon
Brezhnev
Washington Star-News
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U. S
Henry Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Geneva
Europe
Ozark Pilots Refuse to Cross Picket Lines in Strike
The Air Line Pilots Association announced that its members will not cross picket lines to resume limited Ozark Air Lines service. The strike, in its 57th day, has halted operations across 15 states and 62 cities. The airline proposed a nine-city Missouri Illinois schedule beginning June 21, contingent on senior pilots returning and arms control talks with the Soviet Union progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Air Line Pilots Association
Rural transit bill clears downstate Illinois for demonstration
Legislature clears a Rural Transportation Assistance Program with a $1 million grant planned for county boards to provide contracted transport and free rides for seniors and the disabled. The funds, part of a CTA subsidy bill, would run Jan 1 to June 30, 1973, if approved.
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Lindsay-Schaub News Service
Downstate
Illinois
House
Senate
Jackson
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Chicago Transit Authority
Daniel Walker
County Board
Nixon imposes 60 day price freeze nationwide
President Nixon announces a 60 day cap on consumer prices with wages, rents, interest and farm prices excluded. The order, signed Wednesday, lasts until August 12 and aims to craft a broader wage price control system for curb inflation. The move follows a 9.2 percent annual price rise and 25.4 percent food price jump. Mansfield calls it a step in the right direction.
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Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
America
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Keith
Pinckneyville
Keith
Norris B. Runnals
Oakland Ave
Carbondale
Regulatory Commission
Runnals
Nixon imposes 60 day nationwide price freeze
Residents in Southern Illinois largely support President Nixon’s 60 day price controls announced in a nationwide broadcast. Some criticize the timing and others urge broader actions on gas, freight, and inflation. A small Murphysboro sample shows skepticism toward the president’s speech and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Illinois
Murphysboro
Nixon
Southern Illinois retailers weigh Nixon price freeze
Retailers across Southern Illinois say it is too early to judge the impact of the Wednesday announced price freeze. Independent grocers John Walker and Gene Simmons call it necessary, while others like Hank Dews and Edward Keyes await details. Clothing and wholesale sectors express mixed views, and IRS staff report no notice yet.
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Woodrow Webb
N. Johnson St
Marion
Fred Shadowens Jr
Elkville
Nixon
Patsy Adams
23Rd St
Her
Southern Illinois
John Walker
Kirby’s Market
Carbondale
Gene Simmons
Edward Keyes
J.C. Penney
J. C. Daniel
Daniel Grocer Co
Murphysboro
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Case
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Madison
Wis
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Abner J. Mikva
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G. Gordon Liddy
Family Living
Bernard Callin
Polk St
Ben
Ton
Benton
Ed Greer
Ozark
Alaska
Richard Clark
Standard Brands
Porter Produce
du Quoin
Mae Tucker
Bleyer
Harvard Sohn
Herrin
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