Hunt ties Colson to Gemstone plan in Watergate scheme
Watergate hearings reveal E Howard Hunt Jr says Charles W Colson approved the Gemstone counter intelligence plan that included wiretapping. Hunt names Mitchell Magruder and Dean as driving forces. He pleads guilty but seeks to overturn it and disputes being blackmailed while criticizing government treatment.
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Japan Eyes Petroprotein as Soybean Alternative for Livestock
Washington AP reports Japan may shift some livestock feed away from soybeans to petroprotein and other yeast products if consumer concerns ease. Despite promising yeast protein content, Japanese tests and costs remain barriers, with imports of fishmeal limited by price and supply.
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Nixon plan shows four stages of fuel conservation
The contingency plan outlines voluntary restraint, price signals, priority allocations, and potential direct rationing as a final resort. Officials say shortages now are not dire, and the plan remains a working draft not yet adopted.
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Gasoline Stations Face Widespread Closures Nationally
Spokesmen for a nationwide gasoline retailers group warn shutdowns may spread unless Phase 4 price controls are eased. Protests hit Washington D C and Indianapolis areas with thousands of stations closed in California and Utah reports of reduced hours.
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Peron Wins Argentina Presidency in Landslide Victory
Buenos Aires celebrates as Juan D. Peron, 77, secures 61.68 percent of votes across 54 477 districts. Radical Civic Union rival Richard Balbin trails with 24.44 percent, Francisco Manrique 12.19 percent, and Juan Carlos Cora 1.58 percent. Peron to take office with Isabel Martinez as potential first female vice president.
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Agnew to Fight Charges and Defend Office
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans to fight federal corruption charges while keeping his post. Lawyers ready to file motions to halt the Baltimore investigation. An Agnew defense fund is reportedly being organized amid a Gallup Newsweek poll showing broad public support for him to stay in office.
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World Bank Pledges 22 Billion to Fight Global Poverty
World Bank President Robert S. McNamara unveils a five year 22 billion lending program to aid development in poor nations. He urges richer nations to boost aid, warns of funding gaps after July 1, and cites hunger malnutrition child mortality illiteracy and life expectancy gaps as evidence of need. He notes industrial nations lag the UN target and calls for reform.
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Search Continues At Logan Airport
Searchers combed the waters around Logan International Airport for a twin engine Beechcraft that disappeared during an instrument approach to runway 4R. Pilot and sole occupant Ripley Miller 36 of Wilmass was aboard for Corporate Air Inc of Hartford as the flight originated near Hartford. The airport was closed temporarily while Coast Guard and airport boats aided in the search and diverted 3 arriving flights.
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Skylab 2 crew tidies space station ahead of return
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma spending a full day cleaning the orbiting lab in preparation for the eight week mission follow up by Skylab 3. They expect splashdown Tuesday in the Pacific near California aboard USS New Orleans with medical checks afterward.
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Astronauts in Excellent Shape After Space Mission
Dr. Jerry Hordinsky reports the three astronauts are in excellent physical condition. Dr. Royce Hawkins expects no greater readjustment difficulty to gravity than Skylab 1 crew after 28 days. Scientists await data from medical, earth resources, solar astronomy and other experiments, the most extensive in space yet.
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Government corruption survey dominates today’s Journal
Inside The Journal surveys show corruption widespread across government agencies. A humorous internal exchange mocks career advancement, raises, and marriage as possible rewards, reflecting skeptical attitudes amid ongoing political scrutiny.
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