Kissinger defended by Ruckelshaus and Cox
Ruckelshaus, who first exposed wiretaps on Kissinger aides, says he would exonerate Kissinger. Archibald Cox defends Kissinger at Stanford, likening leaks and accusations to McCarthy era tactics. Both defend procedural fairness and criticize how Watergate stories are handled.
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Joseph McCarthy
Arlington High School Sees 1000th Graduate
Arlington High School marks its 1000th graduate and begins planning for the next 1000. The milestone is celebrated amid ceremony details and notes on future class opportunities.
Nixon to share nuclear tech with Israel amid Middle East tour
President Nixon wrapped his Israel visit with a pact to provide nuclear reactors, fuel and peaceful technology similar to Egypt's agreement, as he moves on to Jordan for reception by King Hussein and Queen Alia. The communique with Rabin also forecasts additional U S economic and military aid for Israel, with Kissinger stressing safeguards to keep technology peaceful.
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Land
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Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Aharon Yariv
Mideast
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Kissinger
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Azores
Antonio de Spinola
Washington
Moscow
French atomic test protested by Australia and New Zealand
Australia and New Zealand lodged strong protests after France reportedly exploded a nuclear device in the South Pacific. Japan also planned to protest once information was confirmed. In Wellington Prime Minister Norman Kirk called the test a sizeable explosion over Mururoa.
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South Pacific
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N.Z
Norman E. Kirk
Mururoa
Kirk
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Samoa
Cook Islands
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Paris
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Peru
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Whitlam
Mururoa Atoll
Sahara
IRA blamed for bomb blast at Westminster Hall damage
A bomb blast at the Westminster Palace complex, likely tied to the IRA, injured 11 people and badly damaged Westminster Hall. Firefighters controlled the fire within 90 minutes as authorities sealed the area and probed further threats.
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Watergate two years later questions linger in nation
Two years after the Watergate break in the White House scandal continues to raise unanswered questions. The piece notes the role of key figures like John W. Dean III and Jeb Magruder while describing the burglars and the push to impeach Nixon. It mentions G. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt as planners and the plumbers unit. The report references the grand jury and Supreme Court considerations.
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Senate
Watergate Committee
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CRP
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