Magruder names Mitchell Dean in Watergate wiretapping plan
The Washington Post reports Jeb Magruder told investigators that John Mitchell and John Dean III approved and helped plan Watergate wiretapping and later arranged payments to keep defendants silent. Mitchell dismisses the story as nonsense while Dean could not be reached for comment. White House officials offered no immediate reaction.
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Community Aid Under Nixon's Fire
President Nixon proposes replacing numerous community aid programs with 2.3 billion dollars a year in unallocated revenue sharing funds. The plan aims to remove strings attached and allow local leaders to spend the money with more autonomy, replacing inflexible categorical grants including Model Cities and urban renewal.
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Opponents push May vote to cut Vietnam War funding
Senators Church and Case plan a May amendment to the State Department authorization bill to deny funding for Indochina operations unless Congress approves. They seek support from colleagues as legal and constitutional questions swirl over executive authority in Laos and Cambodia.
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Navy halts minesweeping in North Vietnamese waters
AP reports the US Navy stopped minesweeping operations in North Vietnamese waters two days ago without explanation. The move appears aimed at pressuring Hanoi to curb attacks in Cambodia and to slow Viet Cong reinforcements and supplies into South Vietnam.
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Ohio Senate Faces Budget Battle After House Approval
Gov. John Gilligan's $9.9 billion budget cleared the Democratic House and heads to the Republican Senate for potential changes. A joint conference committee will decide final terms as 241 House and 103 Senate bills were filed. The House vote was 56 39 with Republicans calling the plan a tax grab and House Minority Leader Kurfess criticizing tax reform promises.
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Budget votes hinge on amendments amid Vietnam War updates
The House concurred with Senate amendments to a 92.2 million federal revenue sharing bill after Republicans pushed for higher spending but were rejected. Democrats passed amendments shielding Youngstown State University from a student fee increase and easing university teaching-hour rules. Separately, Hanoi said mine sweeping violated cease-fire terms, and the U S suspended operations citing noncompliance by the other side. News from Indochina noted Lon Non heading to the United States and Thieu planning six-nation trips for aid and improved image.
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Economy Ups 14.3 Percent In First Quarter
The government reported a 14.3 per cent GNP rise for January to March, up $40.6 billion to $1.235 trillion. Inflation stood at 6 per cent, with a Q4 comparison showing an $30.9 billion, 11 per cent annual rate increase.
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