Nixon Ordered Cover-Up in Tapes Says House Transcripts
House Judiciary Committee transcripts quote President Nixon urging aides to cover up Watergate, while the White House transcript omits the passage. Lawyers dispute relevance for impeachment, noting variances in transcription. Doar says staff used advanced equipment and the best work possible. Hogan cites possible errors but calls committee transcripts more accurate.
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Kissinger Testifies For Ehrlichman In Plumbers Trial
Secretary of State Kissinger testifies as a witness for Ehrlichman in the Beverly Hills 1971 Ellsberg break in case. AI officials say Kissinger denied requesting a psychological profile of Ellsberg. The trial features Ehrlichman Liddy Barker and Martinez, with questions on insider complicity and covert operations.
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Martinez
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U.S
Nixon aides deny jawboning as inflation talks continue
White House economic coordinator Kenneth Rush rejects claims of jawboning in talks with President Nixon, Simon, and advisers. He notes no industry was told to halt price hikes and cites plans for further budget cuts and utility support. Simon heads a two week Middle East Europe trip including Egypt Saudi Arabia and England.
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England
Pickets Removed At Lebanon Guards Strike
Guards at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility near Lu casville struck early today and formed picket lines blocking traffic. Supervisory staff and six on duty kept operations going while two unions moved to remove pickets after night shifts.
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Arabs Lift Original Embargo As OAPEC Moves On
Arab oil ministers ended the nine month embargo against the Netherlands at an OAPEC meeting and plan to invest up to 500 million in industrial projects. Algeria had already broken ranks and will not observe the embargo. No plans to reimpose the embargo on the United States were discussed amid regional tensions over Israel and Lebanon.
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Death of Earl Warren Ends Era at Supreme Court
Earl Warren died at 83 in Georgetown University Hospital from heart failure. The former governor and chief justice led a landmark era, with rulings on desegregation in Brown v. Board, one man one vote, and expanded rights for the accused, drawing both praise and impeachment calls. He served 1953 to 1969 as chief justice and earlier as California governor and 1948 GOP vice presidential candidate.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Fred M. Vinson
Ike
Eisenhower
White House
Utility voltage cuts hit 21 million across PJM region
Heat and equipment failures trigger 5 percent voltage reductions from Maine to Virginia. New England Power Exchange lowered voltages Tuesday and PJM Interconnection cut to 21 million people in New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia for a second straight day. Tuskegee Trial Date Set in Alabama federal court judge Frank M Johnson Jr fixed December 16 as the trial date for survivors seeking damages from the syphilis study.
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Reserve Mining Order Upheld by Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand a lower court ruling granting Reserve Mining Co. a 70 day reprieve from the order to close its Silver Bay Minnesota iron ore processing plant. Justice Douglas dissented on the decision.
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Transportation Center Opens in East Liberty Ohio
The Ohio Transportation Research Center dedicated today with race car demonstrations by Sal Walther and former Indianapolis winner Mark Donahue. The independent agency features the largest crash simulator in the western hemisphere and offers facilities for public and private automotive research.
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Variable clouds with showers possible tonight
Weather outlook notes mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers or thundershowers tonight. Lows will be in the mid to upper 60s. Showers possible again Thursday with highs from 80 to 85. Details, Page 2.
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