Dole Questions Nixon Watergate Ties Amid Confirmation
Former Republican National Chairman Robert Dole says he has questions about Nixon’s knowledge of the Watergate break in and cover up but will support the President until hard evidence shows involvement. He notes many links to the RNC and E is p rial activity while insisting no official was involved.
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Washington
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Bleak outlook for peace in Indochina four months after Paris
A Senate staff report says genuine peace in Indochina remains unlikely four months after the Paris cease fire. It notes continued U.S. involvement, reveals CIA flight bonuses not to fly combat missions, and that salaries are paid for nonexistent Cambodian troops. Estimates put Cambodia's armed forces between 150,000 and 275,000 with opaque sizing.
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Richard Moose
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China buys 3.5 million tons of U S wheat and corn
The Agriculture Department says Mainland China has apparently bought 2.5 million tons of U S wheat and 1 million tons of corn from 1973 crops. Officials cite trade sources for reports of the sales with no value given and note offers to buy from other origins as well.
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Mainland China
United States
China
Explorer 49 Aims Moon Orbit For Deep Space Radio Study
Explorer 49 launched from Cape Kennedy and targets a Friday lunar orbit at 682 miles altitude. The 442 pound satellite, costing 11.1 million, will study low frequency radio signals from distant galaxies and beyond while shielded from Earth's magnetic noise on the far side of the moon.
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Fla
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Brooks Wins GOP Endorsement For Minneapolis Mayor
Alderman Gladys Brooks, 59, won the Minneapolis Republican endorsement on the first ballot with 244 of 292 votes, joining DFLer Albert Hofstede in the November race to unseat Mayor Charles Stenvig.
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Gladys Brooks
Minneapolis
Dfler
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Charles Stenvig
Brooks
William Inge Dies at 60 in Apparent Suicide
Pulitzer Prize winning playwright William Inge known for Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba died at age 60 in Los Angeles. He won an Academy Award in 1962 for Splendor in the Grass.
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William Inge
Los Angeles
Little Sheba
Name Change of Henry Wilson Revealed From Jeremiah Colbath
Historical note shows Henry Wilson born Jeremiah Jones Colbath, later adopting the name Henry Wilson while serving as vice-president under Ulysses S. Grant. The record highlights a personal name transition in 19th century political circles.
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President Grant
Jeremiah Jones Colbath
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