Quality Of Tapes At Issue In Nixon Watergate Probe
The AFL-CIO launches a nationwide drive urging Congress to impeach Nixon. White House officials condemn the move as harmful. Senate Watergate committee talks with top lawmakers about a possible face-to-face with the President. Archibald Cox is described as a target for removal.
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Afl-Cio
Congress
Nixon
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Cox
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Benjamin Fernandez
Senate
Watergate Committee
H. R. Haldeman
Right
Frank Strickler
U.S. District Court
Washington
Haldeman
Agnew Faces Uncertain Future One Month After Resignation
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew marks one month since resigning and pleading no contest to evading federal taxes. He remains without a job or income while arranging papers for the National Archives and facing possible disciplinary action in Maryland. The IRS is reportedly auditing his back tax returns as associates report he is in good spirits.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
National Archives
White House
Justice Department
Maryland
Baltimore County Bar Association
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel County
Chicago
Clement Stone
Kenwood
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Band and Ensemble Plan Two Shows at Memorial Auditorium
The Varsity Show featuring the Ohio University Marching Band and OU Jazz Ensemble will run two performances this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1 and available at the Memorial Auditorium box office.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Kissinger Seeks Middle East Peace With Cairo Talks
Reports from Cairo indicate mixed reaction to the Egyptian Israeli accord. Kissinger’s tour included Jordan and Saudi Arabia with talks on cease fire lines under way near Kilometer 101. Israel and Egypt discuss a corridor access to Suez supervised by U N forces as talks continue.
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Kissinger
Middle East
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Omar Saqqaf
United States
Aharon Yariv
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Road
No Man’s Land
West Bank
Canal
Yariv
Israel
Suez
U.N
Fuel Saving Ordered In Ohio Amid Energy Shortage
Ohio leaders push conservation as fuel shortages tighten. Gov mansion rooms to close and radiators off while Cleveland and Cincinnati adopt 68 degree thermostats, 50 mph limits, and reduced vehicle use. Gasoline supplies, refinery cuts, and coal worries ripple statewide with public and private actions across cities and counties.
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Department of Public Works
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Perk
Ford Motor Co
Cincinnati
Thomas Luken
E. Robert Turner
Sored
Butler County
Ashland Oil Co
Western Reserve Transit Authority
Youngstown
John Pobola
WPT
Karl Rudolph
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Lake Shore
Kent State University
Consolidation Coal Co
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
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Richard Ben-Veniste
Watergate Special Prosecution
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Riyadh
Iran
Pakistan
Peking
Gilligan
Katie
Governor's Mansion
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Standard Oil Co
McArthur
American Cancer Society
Vinton County
D. W. Barton
City Loan
City Loan & Savings
Athens
W. Washington St
Nelsonville
Public Square
Buckeye
Homeguard
Black & Decker
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