Nixon Shuns Senate Watergate Document Access
The Senate Watergate committee plans to vote on a subpoena for White House tapes and documents as President Nixon reportedly blocks access. The panel will convene in executive session to discuss issuing the subpoena to the custodian of records. Gordon Strachan is set to testify alongside John Ehrlichman and H. R. Haldeman as hearings enter their eighth week.
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Medicare Cost Spiral Revealed
Government figures show out of pocket costs for Americans 65 and over rose from 234 in 1966 to 276 in 1972. Nixon officials fear rising costs and consider shifting Medicare expenses to beneficiaries amid debate over cost sharing and utilization.
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World News: Hijackers of JAL Jet Issue Code Message
A West German coded message told the four hijackers of a Japan Air Lines jumbo jet to kill passengers at once or release them. The note, signed with numbers, implied West German connection and possible accomplices. The plane remains grounded near Dubai with refueling and supplies ongoing.
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Air Force major plans new case against POWs
Maj Edward W Leonard Jr says Army failed to investigate dismissed misconduct charges against former POWs and will press mutiny charges. He, a former POW, cites lack of due process as three soldiers are discharged. Navy and Army inquiries cited insufficient evidence to proceed.
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Denver
Ace Of Aces Eddie Rickenbacker Dies At 82
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, WWI flying ace and guiding force behind Eastern Airlines, died in Zurich at 82 from heart failure. Funeral planned in Columbus. He rose from auto speed demon to Pershing staff driver, downed 21 German planes, and built Eastern from 400 to 35,000 employees.
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50 Calls for House Spreads Fast Sale Satisfaction
Mary Gabriel of Route 1 Amesville praised Action Ads after her house sold quickly and she rented a mobile home. She said the response was immediate and expressed high satisfaction with the service.
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Jet crash near Papeete claims 76 lives
Pan American flight 816 carrying 79 aboard crashed into the sea north of Papeete Harbor after takeoff from Auckland bound for Los Angeles. Four survivors were rescued, one stewardess died, and three bodies were recovered as French navy tugs aided in the search. An American aboard reportedly jumped into the sea upon recognizing his wife’s body.
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CIA Probe Links Use of Agency in Ellsberg and Chappaquiddick Inquiry
A two month congressional inquiry turned up testimony that the CIA was unknowingly used in investigating Daniel Ellsberg's Pentagon Papers leaks and Senator Edward M. Kennedy's Chappaquiddick accident. Separately, Saigon and the Viet Cong resumed civilian prisoner exchanges after a two month halt, amid new controversy over the delivery of anti Thieu foes to the Communists. Russia reportedly set off a massive underground nuclear blast near Uppsala Sweden with a magnitude near 7.1 on the Richter scale
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