Nixon Bugged Dean Relates and Watergate Logs Stir News
NBC obtained a White House explanation of Dean Nixon meetings and phone calls logs. Garment said the memo did not come from the White House and may be Senate staff notes. Ervin plans to release Dean's White House documents. Hunt’s lawyer verified testimony about Colson ordering a Bremer break in.
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Connally's advising role under Nixon seen as failing
John Connally, newly named part time White House advisor, faces friction with the Nixon administration and questions about his influence. Reports say he feels frustrated and underutilized, works from a hotel suite, and may feud with staff. He seeks summer clarity while avoiding Watergate taint and quitting rumors persist.
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Nixon to Propose New Energy Agency Restructure
Washington sources say President Nixon will outline a new energy plan with three major proposals. A Department of Energy and Natural Resources built from Interior, a separate energy research agency, and a White House energy policy coordinator reporting to the President. Former Governor Scranton was offered the White House post but declined for personal reasons. The message may seek higher federal funding for energy R D and conservation measures.
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The national forecast predicts warm humid Atlantic Coast weather and cooler central conditions with sun in the West and showers on the Gulf Coast. Local near term highs reach the 70s to 80s with fair extended conditions into Monday. In Knoxville Sheriff Bernard Waggoner recovers a Bible he lost 30 years ago claiming it was taken from a German soldier in France in 1944.
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