Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 133, Ed. 1 Friday, July 25, 1975 Page: 3 of 42
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SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) — Three of Rich- Pendleton Feb, 15. Much of this time has been
ard M. Nixon's office staff members are being Mpent apparently in working for Nixon at his San
Clemente estate.
However, when Brennan resigns from the Ma-
rine Corps July 31, he will go on Nixon's payroll,
replacing Rose Mary Woods as head of Nixon's of-
fice staff. Miss Woods will retire on a reported
$27,500 annual pension, the Times said.
Richard Vawter, a spokesman for the General
$175,000 book advance is being used, in part, to
pay these salaries.
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al allotment, the Los Angeles Times said today.
In addition, the Times said Nixon has made ex-
tensive use of the .services of. Marine Corps Lt.
. Col. Jack Brennan, his former military aide now
‘ oft temporary duty at nearby Camp Pendleton. _______
A Marine spokesman said Brennan had taken 66 Services Administration, said the four Nixon staff
day. of accrued leave since reporting to Camp members who were paid federal salaries until the
end of the fiscal year June 30 were Miss Woods,
$36,000 annually; Loie Gaunt, office manager,
$18,061; and Joanne Miller and Nora Van der Son-
nen, secretaries, $15,059 each.
However, Miss Miller has since left Nixon's em-
ployment and she has been replaced by Carl F.
Howell, who is paid $9,066 annually.
The GSA spokesman .said Nixon had informed
authorities that staff members Dr. Franklin Gan-
non, who is assisting Nixon in preparation of his
memoirs, and Diane Sawyer were "part-time, un-
paid consultants."
Unmentioned was Judy Johnson, a secretary to
Gannon. , .
Telephone calls to the Nixon offices this week to
ask how Gannon, Sawyer and Johnson were being
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drug records
WASHINGTON (AP) - Obeying a directive
from President Ford, the Central Intelligence
Agency has given the family of Frank R. Olson
files concerning Olson's death and the ESP, drug
experiment in which he had participated. . ,
The family's lawyer, David Kairys of Philadel-
phia, confirmed receipt of the documents Thurs-
day! but he declined comment on their contents.
"We had the meeting, and we were given the
files," he said. "We haven't reviewed it yet, and
wq won't have anything to say until we have re-
viewed it — at which time we anticipate having a
lot to say."
Olson's widow, Alice Olson of Frederick, Md.,
Va.
(AP) — A hearing on
reported in satisfactory condition paper speculated, however, that Nixon's reported reckless
after treatment in Santa Monica
Hospital.
Champagne said the pair then ri-
fled the couples' pockets and purses
and suddenly opened fire with both
weapons.
"They fired at least seven or eight
shots," said Champagne. He said
the gunmen escaped in a van which
was parked nearby with a third man
the at the wheel.
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SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — Wittes and Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Three masked men ambushed two Hudson had just been dropped off by
couples as they returned home after
dining out and then shot and killed
one of the women after she ran and
fell while the others lay spread-ea- home in the affluent north side of
gled on the ground. this seaside suburb of Los Angeles.
••criko " enM Pn. Officer Charles Wilson said the
gunmen pistol-whipped Witte be-
cause he was slow in responding.
Witte suffered cuts above his eye . . V
and a possible concussion but he was paid were not returned, the Times said. The news-
Food price#
WASHINGTON (At*) — American consumers
might see retail food prices rise slightly because
of recent' U.S. grain sale to the Soviet Union, an
Agriculture expert said today. J. Dawson Ahalt,
USDA staff economist, said that there "may be
some" increase in consumer food prices above
what has been estimated by the department in
1975. And he said that If grain prices go up further
as a result of the Russian purchases, those would
put upward pressure on food prices in 1976.
Rolling wheel kills woman
WAREHAM, Mas/s. (AP) — A 66-year-old wom-
an was killed today by a wheel that came off a
moving truck, rolled a quarter of a mile and
struck her. Katherine MoraCqf Qrleajfls died of a
crushed skull, according to Medical Examiner Dr.
Raymond Baxter. The truck was driven by Her-
bert R. Layton, 34, of North Easton. Police said
Layton was unaware of the accident until the sec-
ond of the dual tires came off and his truck went
into a skid. He was unhurt.
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Hearing reset for Kennedy
WOODSTOCK, Va. the late Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy, has been re-
i driving set for Sept. 26 in Shen-
charges lodged against andoah County general
David Kennedy, son of district court.
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and her three grown children have said they in- • from behind bushes and ordered the
tend to file a damage suit against the govern- four t0 lie face'down on the ground,
ment. Olson died in 1953 when he plunged from a officers said Gloria Witte, 57, wife of
New York City hotel window a few days after tak- Lockheed Aircraft Corp, excutive
Ing part in a CIA drug test without knowing what Roland Witte, apparently started to
hehad been administered. ”r run while the others complied. How-
At a White House meeting Monday, the Presi- ever, she fell and the shotgun-wield-
dent personally apologized to the family for what ing gunmen started shooting, strik-
he said was an "Inexcusable and unforgivable" ing her twice.
episode. He also ordered CIA officialslo turn over Champagne said the shots missed
their existing records on the case to the Olsons the others because "when the shoot-
and said Justice Department officials would dis- ing started, everyone scattered."
cuu the family's money claim. A police spokesman said
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