Sirica warns of no carnival atmosphere at Watergate trial
Federal Judge John J. Sirica bluntly cautioned that a carnival atmosphere will not be tolerated during the Watergate coverup trial. He urged seriousness, saying the case affects defendants and their families and must proceed like any other trial. Prosecutors signaled plans to call E. Howard Hunt as a court witness for vigorous cross examination.
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UPI
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Sirica
John W. Dean III
Richard Nixon
Dean
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
John N. Mitchell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon
Giscard d Estaing pushes 12 nation energy conference plan
President Giscard d Estaing warned of a massive world economic crisis and called for a 12 nation conference to address inflation energy unemployment and balance of payments He proposed an early 1975 meeting to stabilize oil prices by tying them to growth while France would not join a US led energy sharing pact and invited European leaders to a Paris summit to outline a medium range program for global ills
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Paris
UPI
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard d’Estaing
Elysee Palace
France
United States
Kissinger Brezhnev continue talks on arms
Secretary Kissinger and Soviet leader Brezhnev met over two hours to discuss slowing the nuclear arms race and planned a fourth meeting in two days. Officials said talks focused on SALT strategies and curtailing the weapons race with cordial, friendly exchanges during the one month European and Asian tour.
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Moscow
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Kissinger
Robert C. Anderson
Brezhnev
Andrei Gromyko
Helmut Sonenfeldt
State Department
Nixon disputed over Trudeau remark in Watergate tape
UPI reports H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman say Nixon made the crude Trudeau remark at the Oval Office meeting on March 22, not them. They seek transcript corrections, noting the record cites Haldeman as saying That asshole Trudeau is something else. Trudeau aides offered no comment. Trudeau to meet Ford on December 4 in Washington.
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UPI
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John D. Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
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U.S
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Nixon
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Ehrlichman
Brussels
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Ford
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean Ill
Nixon Likely to Undergo Surgery for Phlebitis
In Long Beach California doctors weigh surgery for Richard Nixon as anticoagulant therapy may fail to control phlebitis. Lungren says surgery is a real possibility if drug treatment cannot be adequately established. Nixon, 61, was rehospitalized Wednesday amid concerns over drug treatment failure.
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Long Beach
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UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
John Lungren
Lungren
Vermont Senate race nears first Democratic breakthrough
Vermont voters face a tight Senate contest as Democrat Patrick Leahy closes on Republican Richard Mallary. Polls spark intrigue while Gov. Salmon and Jeffords hold wide leads. Campaigns duel over campaign finance, unions, and tax promises in a state with no oil interests.
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Mallory
Senate
Thomas P. Salmon
James M. Jeffords
Mallary
Leahy
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Seafarers
Republican Congressional Boosters Club
Jeffords
Democratc
Francis Cain
Burlington
Cain
Vermont Labor Council
Jefford
National Association of District Attorneys
First indictments in Boston unrest
A federal grand jury handed down the first indictments for civil rights violations connected to desegregation orders in Boston schools. Two white South Boston residents face charges for beating a black Haitian man near the Old Colony Housing Project. A clash between whites and police followed two days of racial incidents in Roxbury.
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UPI
U.S
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Jamaica Plain
English High School
Roxbury
South Boston High
Roxbury High
South Boston
Old Colony
Andre Yvon Jean Louis
Dorchester
Joseph E. Griffin Jr
Ronald B. King
Louis
Boston Public
Griffin
Lee Boston
Buckley Eyes Senate Lead and Lieutenant Governor Run
Sen. T. Garry Buckley of Bennington County seeks the presiding officer post in the Vermont Senate and a bid for lieutenant governor. He predicts a two thirds Republican Senate and aims to help whichever governor wins, arguing for fiscal restraint amid state spending. Buckley campaigns district by district against Burns and Deloy, confident of a lead in Chittenden County and the East but facing challenges in Bennington and Windham.
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Bennington County
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Tom Salmon
Brian Burns
Burlington
Arthur Deloy
Liberty Union
Vermont
Kennedy
Walter E
Peanut” Kennedy
Chittenden
Burns
Bennington
Windham
Inside Daylight Saving Time ends weekend question
The page notes DST ends either Saturday night or Sunday morning. Other items mention pumpkin ideas, Kennedy tax plan discussion, sugar in diet dialogue, a five town landfill, Marlboro energy talk, Hoosick Falls tackling unpaid water bills, and a Bulldogs soccer win over Oxbos.
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Marlboro
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