Nixon Genealogy of Bugging Is Revealed In Senate Testimony
The summary of John W. Dean III’s testimony to the Senate Watergate committee details J Edgar Hoover saying Nixon was bugged in 1968 and Nixon suggesting future use of the fact. It also notes Dean’s claim that the White House sabotaged a House pre election inquiry into Watergate on Nixon’s orders and outlines party committee battles over subpoenas.
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Nixon
John W. Dean III
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Senate Watergate Committee
White House
H.R. Haldeman
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Hoover
Committee For
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking and Currency Committee
Democratic
Patman
Garry Brown
Michigan
Brown
Nixon and Brezhnev Reach SALT Accord At Camp David
At Camp David Nixon and Brezhnev craft a framework to revive stalled SALT talks with instructions to Geneva negotiators plus a bilateral pact on peaceful uses of atomic energy. They plan eventual White House signing and continued talks through the weekend before Brezhnev returns to Washington.
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San Clemente
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United States
Bombers Open Heavy Strikes In Cambodia
In Phnom Penh area heavy U S bombing continued as Cambodia said troops fought to reopen two key highways from the capital. Firing surfaced 30 to 40 miles north along Highway 7 toward Kompong Thom and Kompong Cham, and along Highway 5 toward Battambang as roads 4 and 7 endured closures. over 300 trucks carrying rice and goods reached Kompong Son after Highway 4 was cleared.
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Here
Kompong Thom
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Battambang
Kompong Son
Pope Paul VI Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Hundreds of messages from around the world greet Pope Paul VI on the 10th anniversary of his election. The Church plans solemn celebrations next week to mark the pontiff's coronation anniversary.
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Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
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Living Costs Rise Again in Consumer Price Report
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose again last month driven by higher food clothing and gasoline. The May food index jumped 1.1 percent after rises of 1.4 percent in April and 2.4 percent in March.
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Washington
Ohio Guardsmen Injured in Virginia Helicopter Crash
Four Ohio National Guard members were injured when a helicopter crashed near Amelia Virginia. The injured are WO Richard J. Russell 36 from Russell Township CWO Harold L. Leimbech 42 of Wellington Spec 5 Joseph S Benedik 29 of Canal Fulton and Spec 5 David A Sebald 24 of North Canton. The Army has opened an investigation.
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Army
Virginia
Ohio National Guard
Richard J. Russell
Russell Township
Local Paper Fragments Highlight Odd Classified Snippets
Nonsense OCR yields scattered terms from sections like Classifieds and Comics with stray letters and partial headers. Readable items are limited to fragmented notes and stray names, providing minimal factual content.
Weather outlook shows mild tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy conditions persist through tonight and Friday with overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s and daytime highs reaching the upper 70s to low 80s. The forecast details continue on Page 2.
Summit Notes at Camp David Endears Peaceful Coexistence
The piece recalls Camp David humor as Brezhnev tests a Lincoln Continental gifted by Nixon while the US Soviet visit blends stars and stripes with hammer and sickle. Locals in Thurmont, Md. note calm acceptance though a Legion Hall bar patron protests the gift. Forthright Detroit questions hint at auto gifts from Ford.
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Karl Marx
United States
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Brezhnev
Detroit
Thurmont
James Black
West Main Street
Legion Hall
Ohio budget stalls as conferees seek progress
Conferees on Gov. John Gilligan’s 9.9 billion budget meet after three sessions with no decisions. House action included repealing Sunday closing laws and razing abandoned gas stations, plus a 5 percent raise for state pension systems. Senate approved higher benefits for police and fire pension widows and dependents, and both houses sent several licensing and notice measures to the other chamber.
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Senate
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Division of Wildlife
Myrl Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Budget Conference Committee
Shoemaker
Skylab crew ready for splashdown after 28 day mission
Skylab 2 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz clean the space station on the last day in orbit preparing for return to earth Friday Splashdown is planned at 9 50 am EDT in the Pacific aboard the carrier USS Taconda weather favorable Ti onderoga will recover crew Unlike past Apollo recoveries Skylab crew will stay inside the Apollo capsule until hoisted aboard the carrier Kerwin says all three men are in excellent health and good condition per medical chief Dr Royce Hawkins
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