Justice Officials to Testify on Anti-Agnew Leanings
The Justice Department announced that top officials would testify under oath that it had not conducted a campaign to discredit Vice President Spiro Agnew by leaking information about the investigation. It urged against broad subpoenas, calling several news leaks irrelevant to the probe, while noting the investigation is ongoing and that it may release further testimony and evidence.
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Two Campaign Undercover Agents Tied to Watergate
AP reports on undercover operatives linked to the 1972 Watergate investigations. Senators hear testimony about two Nixon campaign operatives, McMinnoway and Buckley, who infiltrated Humphrey and Muskie campaigns as security and investigators. The subcommittee prepares to set future witness schedules.
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Senate votes to ban strip mining on federal lands
WALLINGTON AP The Senate approved a measure to ban coal strip mining on millions of acres of federally owned land in the West with 33 votes in favor and 33 against. Senator Henry M. Jackson argued the bill balances environmental protection with energy needs while debates considered surface-owner rights and alternative mining methods.
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Debt Straight With Thanks To Englishwoman
Wayne J J AP reports a northern New Jersey restaurateur Tony Amodio settled a $518.40 food bill by mailing a check to his Patterson grocer on June 8. The grocer says he never received it. A letter from Mrs GH Pope in England says she found the check among book pages mailed by a Little Falls company and asks for its return to clear up the mystery. Also notes that about 34 percent of American eyeglasses are bifocal or trifocal.
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