White House denies Dean knew of Watergate bugging
The White House denies that presidential counsel John W. Dean III had prior knowledge of the Watergate bugging. President Nixon voiced absolute and total confidence in Dean. Senate committee urged prompt public hearings on Watergate and related espionage.
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White House
John Dean
Washington
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Ters
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Los Angeles Times
James W. McCord, Jr
McCord
Samuel Dash
Senate
Dash
Washington Street
Star News
Supreme Court to Hear Wiretap Evidence Appeal
The government won a ruling narrowing the impact of a lower court decision on wiretap evidence in cases across dozens of taps. The Justice Department warned that excluding the evidence could greatly disrupt efforts to control organized crime. The Supreme Court agreed to review the appeal next fall.
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Supreme Court
Justice Department
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Attor
Sol Lindenbaum
John N. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
Lindenbaum
Circuit Court
Baltimore
William O. Douglas
Harvard
Samuel L. Popkin
Popkin
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Los Angeles
Administration Moves On Lumber Price Curbs
The Nixon administration signaled possible mandatory controls on forest products as lumber and housing costs rise. Dunlop announced hearings to consider reimposing price controls, with additional steps to raise timber harvest and press Japan to curb log purchases, aiming to ease shortages and inflation.
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Nixon
U.S
Dunlov
Congress
Dunlo
United States
Dunlop
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Forest Service
Worry Clinic Notes Senile Habits Of The Elderly
Martha W age 78 typifies many Americans in senile habits that worsen with age. The column describes hoarding, misplacing items, early awakenings, constant requests for medicine, and forgetfulness. It notes limited relief from hyperbaric oxygen therapy, caffeine, and emotional discussion, and warns readers under 60 to anticipate similar changes with aging.
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Martha
Pearl
Chihood
Teeth transplants and restorative dentistry overview
Readers asks about teeth transplants to avoid dentures. Experts note implants exist but teeth transplants are not satisfactory, emphasis on prosthodontia to preserve remaining teeth. neglect and age increase tooth loss, but reconstruction can often restore dental structure. Glucagon is a pancreatic hormone not a common remedy. eye care booklet offered for glaucoma and cataracts questions.
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Schwartz
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
Cop
Eye Bookiet
Quik-Fix Denture Repair Kit Brings Teeth Back Fast
At home in minutes Pettit NTU promotes Amazing Quik-Fix that fills cracks and restores teeth like new. Fast and easy to use with no costly tools or spent coats. Money-back guarantee offered for the denture repair kit.
Odrinex Weight Loss Plan Guarantee Offered
A weight loss ad promotes Odrinex tiny tablets claiming safe fat reduction without starving or special exercise. The plan costs 3.25 dollars with 5.25 dollars for a larger size and offers money back if ugly fat is not lost, with druggist refund and substitute rejection.
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