Nixon agrees to submit tapes and notes to court
President Nixon announced he will turn over additional personal notes dictation belts and three more reels of White House tapes for court review to resolve doubts about two Watergate conversations. He will allow an independent expert to examine all tapes for alterations and verify the nine subpoenaed items.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Altera
Tion
Atty
John Mitchell
John W. Dean II
Congress
Mitchell
Dean
Kissinger Touts Trade Boost From China Visit
Kissinger signals possible resolutions on frozen Chinese assets and American property claims in the United States during his Peking trip. He suggests establishing reciprocal trade missions could spur U.S.-China trade, while full diplomatic ties and Taiwan ties remain unsettled.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Washington
United States
Taiwan
Ofissinger
Nixon and Chou
Supreme Court Refuses New Guidelines on Death Penalty
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Utica New York prosecutors seeking definite guidelines for capital punishment. The case challenged procedures in death penalty decisions and the viability of a mandatory death penalty for killings of police officers, arguing it would curb discretionary flaws.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Utica
N.Y
New York
Martin J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Utica Dist
Richard D. Enders
Enders
Nixon recording search halts as dictation tape missing
White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt testified the subpoenaed Nixon dictation machine recording cannot be found. State that the Watergate tape does not exist came just before Nixon announced he would turn over to Justice Sirica notes dictation belts and related White House tapes. In Minnesota legislators promise tough energy saving measures in January including gas light ban and auto fuel economy rules.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
J. Fred Buzhardt
John J. Sirica
ST. Paul
Death by Own Action Questioned in Prisoner Death
Family members of John Love and fellow inmate Thomas Durham question whether the Stillwater Prison deaths were self inflicted or caused by others. Authorities say Love hanged himself. the ombudsman investigates with racial tensions cited. The fiancee reports threatening calls and a forged note in Love’s cell.
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ST. Paul, Minn
John Love
Stillwater
St. Paul
Love
Thomas Durham
Theartrice Williams
State
Corrections Department
John Love Sr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Northern Ireland talks resume after Belfast bombings
Northern Ireland leaders from Unionists Social and Democratic Labor Party and Alliance begin new constitutional talks following a weekend bomb attack injuring 13. Violence shadows the effort as Protestant and Catholic factions face past killings and ongoing tensions.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Catholic Social and Democratic Labor Party
Alliance
Man burned in apparent racial attack in Florida
A white man and his black wife were abducted by 11 black men who drove them to an apartment. The husband was bound and doused with liquid then set afire, in what police say was racially motivated. The wife was unharmed. the husband is in serious condition with third degree burns.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Brian Barfield
Jeraldine
Meir warns Syria danger despite peace aims in London
Israeli Premier Golda Meir said peace goals are possible through patience and honest talks but warned Syria action remains extremely dangerous. She urged Syria and Egypt to honor the Geneva convention on war captives and pressed Egypt to lift the Bab el Mandeb blockade affecting Israeli ships.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Golda Meir
Syria
Egypt
Bab el- Mandeb Strait
Israel
Hughes resigns as U of M regent
Fred J. Hughes a St. Cloud attorney and University of Minnesota Regent since 1961 announced his resignation citing activist board role. He criticized the firing of President Malcom Moos and said he would not bear responsibility for Moos’ departure. He plans to leave at end of term in Feb 1975 and favors appointing a successor now. Hughes had emergency appendectomy and is hospitalized.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Fred J. Hughes
St. Cloud
University of Minnesota Regents
Hughes
Wendell Andersen
Malcom Moos
Regents
Moos
Moos Hughes
Stanford University
State man dies in hunting mishap near Kilkenny
A Shakopee man, Donald W. Kalal, 38, was fatally shot while deer hunting with a large group about five miles south of Kilkenny, Le Sueur County sheriff reports. He died over the weekend from the rural incident.
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Kilkenny
Minn
Shakopee
le Sueur County
Sheriff's Office
Donald W. Kalal
Kilkenney
Two room apartment offer with utilities furnished
Classified note promotes a low-cost Herald want ads service. It describes a large two room apartment with stove refrigerator and utilities included. It notes close-in location and male tenants accepted with reasonable rent and provides a contact number. The ad was canceled after three days though it was slated for six. For fast action call 433 8851.
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Herald
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