The Contradictions Dean Vs Nixon Deepens Watergate Clash
The article recounts statements by Dean accusing Nixon of discussing clemency for Hunt and funding payoffs in the Watergate case. It reports Nixon’s denials of authorized clemency offers and delays in starting an investigation, while Dean asserts the president, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman acted to shield themselves from exposure. The piece highlights divergent narratives on clemency, funds, and the start of investigations.
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Drownings At Whirlpool Claim Four Cincinnati Victims
The body of Kenneth Hatton, 35, of Newport Kentucky, was recovered Monday night from The Pit whirlpool at the Great Miami and Whitewater rivers confluence in western Hamilton County Ohio. Hatton and Ralph Hensley 23 of Cincinnati drowned while swimming Saturday night. Two more men David Roach 19 of Cincinnati and George Menis 26 of Norwood died Sunday afternoon as firemen resumed searches.
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House Moves to Block New Military Funding Amid Cambodia War
The House and Senate moved to cut off funds for bombing in Cambodia and Indochina. Amendments to bar new military spending were defeated in committee but pressure to floor action remains. Nixon has 10 days to act on a $3.4 billion supplemental bill, or it becomes law if he takes no action. Senate and House leaders warn of veto or veto retaliation.
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How Ohio Delegation Cast Votes
In Columbus Ohio the Ohio delegation split on a two month delay to a Southeast Asia bombing ban. The House tied 204 204 and then approved a Senate funded immediate cut off by voice vote. Republicans listed include Brown Clancy Devine Guyer Harsha Keating Latta Miller Minshall Powell Regula Stanton Wylie. Democrats Hays. opposition among Mosher Whalen Ludlow Ashley Carey Seiberling Stanton Stokes Vanik. Ashbrook did not vote.
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Louis Stokes
Charles Vanik
John Ashbrook
Dean Links President and Aides in Watergate Cover-Up
Dean describes a high level cover-up involving President Nixon and aides. He recounts meetings with Haldeman Ehrlichman and others to obstruct investigation, payments to conspirators, and efforts to silence disclosures while Senate probes grew.
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