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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1973

Page

2

Nixon details meeting with Dean on clemency and CIA probe

Nixon described his dialogue with Dean about clemency and publishing the story. He recalled Gray’s warning and CIA involvement in Watergate inquiries, denying any broader danger beyond the campaign staff, and defended confidentiality of office tapes while noting Haldeman’s access. He linked Pentagon Papers issues to the Byrne decision and the Elisberg case, citing prior burglaries and security claims.

Dean Nixon John FBI Gray White House Central Intelligence Agency CIA Senate Gen Vernon Walters Gen. Walters John Ehrlichman H. R. Haldeman Clark MacGregor Mitchell Magruder Jeb S. Magruder MacGregor Watergate Special Prosecutor Senate Watergate Committee Haldeman Pentagon Papers Daniel Elisberg Matthew Byrne Elisberg Byrne Ehrlichman Ellsberg Kleindienst Supreme Court

Husband Gets Stuck Pulling Santa's Trick

LOS ANGELES AP Steve Wilkins arrived home keyless and climbed to the roof to descend a chimney. He became wedged near the fireplace bottom with legs dangling. After half an hour of muffled cries his wife woke and firefighters pulled him free with a rope and by pushing from below.

Los Angeles Steve Wilkins Wilkins

Welfare request by Santa Cruz official spurred by low pay

Santa Cruz county Commissioner J. Patrick Lucky applied for welfare on Wednesday, saying his $630 monthly take home pay could not cover living costs. The notice also includes a dated advertisement urging readers that want ads work like a computer seeking buyers, listing a phone number 398 8234 for response.

Santa Cruz, Calif UPI Santa Cruz County J. Patrick Lucky Dial

Unique Fire Fighting Gear For Cedar Rapids Pumper

Cedar Rapids fire department unveils a new Pierce Manufacturing attack pumper built for rapid response in the loop and industrial areas. Delivered from Appleton Wisconsin, it carries water and dry chemical agents for flammable liquid fires and features a six foot nine inch height and a front five ton winch for accident work.

Cedar Rapids Pierce Manufacturing Appleton Wis Edsel McMickle McMickle

Japanese Lead Overseas Visitors to U.S. in Early 1973

The Commerce Department reports 28,203 Japanese visited the United States in the first six months of 1973, the largest foreign group among overseas visitors. Total overseas arrivals were about 1.5 million, up 22.6 percent from a year earlier, with the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Australia, the Bahamas, Brazil, the Netherlands and Venezuela also among top contributors.

Washington U.S Commerce Department United Kingdom Germany France Italy

Potluck Illness Sidelines Interior Secretary Morton

Interior Secretary Rogers Morton was sent to bed by a doctor after a pot luck dinner in Nome Alaska as stomach cramps and illness prompted rest and possible medical assessment.

Nome Alaska UPI Rogers Morton

King Gustaf VI Adolf Enters Respirator in Sweden

Sweden's 90-year-old King Gustaf VI Adolf was placed on a respirator early Thursday in critical condition after gastric ulcer surgery. Doctors reported pneumonia developed and later improved with antibiotics, as the king's sons and chaplain visited the hospital amid ongoing treatment.

Helsingborg Sweden Gustaf VI Adolf Summer Palace

Landon Criticizes Press After Nixon News Conference

Alf Landon charged the Washington press corps showed a pitiable state of mind after Nixon's San Clemente news conference. He noted 16 questions focused on Watergate and said inflation and food prices top American concerns.

Topeka Alf Landon Nixon San Clemente Washington Press Corps Landon Kansas

Montoya Says 83 Percent Urge Panel Hearings

Washington senator Joseph M. Montoya of New Mexico reports that 83 percent of his constituent mail urges continuation of the Watergate committee hearings.

Washington UPI Joseph M. Montoya D-N. M Senate Watergate Committee

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