Democrats sue Nixon committee over Watergate break in
Democratic National Committee leader Lawrence F. O'Brien files a $1 million suit in federal court against the Committee for the Re election of the President and McCord Associates over the Watergate break in. Five arrested men are charged with attempted burglary and interception of communications.
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McCord
O’brien
White House
FBI
U. S. District Court
Democratic
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Justice Department
Atty
John Mitchell
Nixon
James McCord
Committee
Agnes finalizes havoc across Gulf coast towns
Hurricane Agnes battered Apalachicola and the Panhandle causing widespread property losses running into millions. At least 18 were killed and more than 100 injured as roads and utilities failed from Cuba to Florida. State officials survey damage and seek federal aid while Tampa Bay area suffers 12 million in destruction.
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Agnes
Georgia
Florida Panhandle
Cuba
South Georgia
Bob Smith
Civil Defense
Gulf
Panacea
U. S. 98
Panhandle
Power Company
Carabelle
Reuben Askew
Florida
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Ex-consultant linked to case
A former CIA official and White House consultant, E Howard Hunt, met in Miami about two weeks ago with Bernard Barker, one of five men charged in the DNC headquarters break in. Hunt, known as Eduardo, previously ran the Bay of Pigs operation and provided unconfirmed help to Barker. FBI and a federal grand jury opened a full-scale inquiry into the incident.
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New York Times
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White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Miami
Democratic National Committee
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Charles W. Colson
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Cuba
Bernard L. Barker
Barker
Maryland
Ken W. Clawson
Executive Branch
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Pentagon
Colson
Clawson, ‘Neither Mr. Colson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Weather Forecast Roughly Cool and Uneven Temperatures Ahead
Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with a low near 60. Wednesday looks partly sunny and cooler with highs around 73 to 80. Thursday is fair and cool, turning mostly cloudy. Friday and Saturday bring warmer trends with a chance of showers.
Meat price hike labeled serious by economic adviser
Herbert Stein chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers called meat price increases a serious matter and urged patience from producers workers and middlemen as the Price Commission meets to consider action. He预计 expects no strong intervention and says industry should self correct while the administration aims for unemployment near five percent and inflation around two to three percent in 1972.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Stein
the Price Commission
Stein
Airliner strike costs put at sixty five million dollars
The one day worldwide pilots strike caused an estimated 65 million dollars in airline losses. Operations resumed as Security Council talks on hijacking proceeded in New York and Montreal ICAO considered sanctions against hijackers. IFALPA said the protest achieved its aim and real measures against hijacking were imminent.
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United Nations
Security Council
London
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Ifalpa
U. N
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAO
Montreal
John J. O Donnell
Airline Pilots Association
United States
Southern
Europe
Canada
Latin America
South America
McCormick Confident After 6 Vote Loss On Tax Freeze Bill
Illinois House balks at a state real estate tax freeze as Rep. C L McCormick faces a slow path to passage. The House sent to the Senate a plan to escrow 1972 personal property taxes and approved refunds of 3.7 million in excess sales taxes from Nixon program Phase I.
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Vienna
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U. S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Illinois
Ogilvie
Daniel A. Covelli
Cook County
General Assembly
W. Robert Blair
Blair
McCormick
Gerald W. Shea
Riverside
Policemen linked to slayings in Chicago drug ring
Two Chicago newspapers report four or possibly five black police officers tied to a drug connected series of killings. FBI and local authorities are said to be seeking indictments as officers allegedly ran an execution ring for heroin protectors. Some victims were mistaken identities, according to the reports.
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Sun-Times
The
Tribune
FBI
Laird links arms pact to budget, urges ABM program
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he would oppose Moscow arms pacts if Congress blocks key U. S. weapons programs. He urged continuing development of the Trident submarine B1 bomber SLCM and other systems, warning that SALT gains depend on sustained defense funding. Brezhnev’s Moscow push and ongoing Soviet tests were noted as drivers for U. S. military buildup.
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Moscow
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U. S
Laird
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United States
Russia
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nison
Soviet Union
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Hery A. Kissinger
Kissinger
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