White House held ITT memos tied to SEC subpoena
Federal investigators tie 13 ITT documents to White House delivery on March 6 1972. Ehrlichman urged SEC not to subpoena, raising questions of who saw the files and possible obstruction of justice in the ITT Hartford merger case.
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E. W. Kenworthy
Washington
NYT
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
White House
ITT
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
William J. Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Casey
Ehrlichman
Justice Department
Watergate
Harold 5. Geneen
Agnew
John N. Mitchell
Richard G. Kleindienst
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
White
Mitchell
Kleindienst
Colson
John W. Dean
House Commerce Committee
Dean
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Justice
Firefighters union head admits misstatement on strike vote
Richard J. Vizzini, president of the Uniformed Firefighters Association, concedes he lied about an overwhelming vote to back a strike. The grand jury probes the ballot, with immunity granted to two or more union officers and ongoing testimony expected today.
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New York
NYT
Richard J. Vizzini
Uniformed Firefighters Association
Abraham Brodsky
Vizzini
Grand Jury
Paul Buiar
Buiar
Nick Cavatara
Honest Ballot Association
Cavatara
Atty
Alfred J. Scotti
Nixon says Richardson not telling truth on Cox firing
Washington reports President Nixon told Congress he believes former Attorney General Elliot Richardson lied about Cox firing. Time Magazine notes Richardson supplied seven documents to the Senate Watergate committee contradicting Nixon’s private account. The White House claimed Richardson briefly opposed Cox’s pursuit of court documents before cooling to support the Stennis transcript plan.
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Richardson
Cox
Washington
UPI
Congress
Archibald Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
Time Magazine
Washington Post
Senate Watergate Committee
Time
Alexander M. Haig
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stennis
Watergate
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Senate
Saxbe
Senate Civil Service Committee
Stroke
David Ben-Gurion
White House taps Cox testimonies spark Senate push
A 1972 1973 Time magazine report cites Haig Nixon and Richardson in the Cox court action dispute. Sen Mathias questions sworn testimony and perjury risk as Richardson resigns October 20 along with Ruckelshaus. Mansfield urges calling Richardson Cox before judiciary committee and opposes executive privilege.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Haig
Richardson
Cox
Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
GM UAW talks near deadline for national contract
Negotiators for General Motors and the United Auto Workers labored through Sunday night in Detroit to finalize a new national contract aimed at averting local walkouts as the current pact nears expiration. Reports say up to 10 plants could authorize strikes at 10 a.m. if unresolved.
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UPI
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Tsi
Chrysler
Ford
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