Agnew Tax Records Surrender Hinted by Aides
An aide indicated Vice President Agnew may surrender financial and tax files to federal prosecutors amid a Maryland corruption probe. Beall asked for records by 2 p.m. last Thursday as Nixon seeks appropriate steps in the inquiry and investigators press on with Agnew’s governorship and campaign documents.
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Washington
Agnew
Maryland
J. Marsh Thomson
Judah Best
U.S
Warren
Nixon
Grand Jury
Beall
Maryland Hall of Records
Annapolis
State Board of Election Laws
Federal Highway Administration
Baltimore
Morris Radoff
Hall of Records
No New Graves Found in Corll Case. Map Discredited
San Augustine County Sheriff says a handwritten map tied to the Corll case shows no new burial sites and is not connected to the 27 murders. Deputies found no evidence of additional graves near New Waverly. The report notes the discovery of a torture board and lime in a cabin tied to Dean Corll and associates, with the latest four bodies found at High Island. The narrative covers suspects, victims, and the 1970s serial abuse context.
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Texas
San Augustine
John Hoyt
San Jacinto National Forest
Hoyt
Walker County
W. D. White
New Waverly
Lake
Sam Rayburn
Dean Corll
Corll
Gulf of Mexico
Chambers County
High Island
U.S
California
Juan Corona
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Owen Brooks
Henley
Brooks
Coril
Timothy C. Kerley
Rhonda Louise Williams
Pasadena
Houston
Herman Short
Short
Carol Vance
Saigon Denies Sending Soldiers to Cambodia
Reports from Saigon claim South Vietnam dispatched several thousand Cambodian‑descent troops to Cambodia this month, while both governments deny the move. The Khmer Rouge clash near Phnom Penh and ongoing air operations shape a tense end to U S involvement in Indochina.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
U.S
Angstassom
Khmer Rouge
Long Boret
Lester Wolff
D-N.v
U. S
Lon Nol
Tao Leap
Nixon weighs philosophical Watergate address
President Nixon hunkers at Camp David and in his White House suite to craft a televised speech likely denying awareness of bugging and cover up. He aims to stress a big picture view, vow progress on peace and inflation, and urge renewed public trust.
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Washington
Nixon
David
White House
Democratic National Committee
Major firms seek price hikes under Phase 4 anti inflation program
Washington AP report details that about 20 to 25 major companies proposed price increases on Phase 4 launch day. Chrysler Armco Steel GM and Ford cited as examples. Officials expect volume to rise as firms adjust to Phase 4 rules while small firms act immediately with justified costs. Consumer pocketbooks feel pressure as AP basket shows price upticks in late July to mid August.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Charles Emery
Council
Chrysler Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Emery
Associated Press
Iran Accepted For Trace Unit
Iran was accepted as a member of the four nation International Commission on Control and Supervision of the Vietnam cease fire. Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi announced the move in a telephone call, with U S sources confirming the decision replacing Canada after Viet Cong agreement.
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Washington
Iran
International Commission On Control and Supervision
Vietnam
Ardeshir Zahedi
Canada
Obscenity Ruling Set for Appeal by Iowa Official
Iowa Assistant Attorney General Thomas Horan said he will appeal Monday's ruling that parts of the state obscene literature statute are unconstitutional. The decision delays prosecutions against Edward Wedel Stedt and four employees, with action dependent on the Iowa Supreme Court verdict and potential new legislation.
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Linn County
Thomas Horan
Iowa Supreme Court
Horan
Supreme Court
Lynne Brady
Brady
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Edward Wedel
Stedt
Sirica Sets August 22 Tape Debate on Cox Request
U S District Judge John J Sirica scheduled a courtroom debate for August 22 on Archibald Coxs request for presidential tape recordings The White House was given until Friday to file any additional arguments in the Watergate matter
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Washington
John J. Sirica
Archibald Cox
Watergate
White House
Colleges Taught to Live Within Their Means
A quip notes many colleges and universities educating for good careers are financially strained. The remark suggests concern over funding and sustainability affecting higher education.
Nader accuses AEC of hid nuclear plant safety risks
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader charged the Atomic Energy Commission with a massive coverup of urgent reactor safety problems. At a Pennsylvania hearing on insuring nuclear plants he warned a major accident could create a disaster area as large as Pennsylvania. He cited a 1965 AEC study and said plants are insurable only if safe.
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Ralph Nader
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nader
Pennsylvania
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Urban Mass Transit Authority
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Indo-China
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