Hunt Plea: Guilty to All Charges
Washington AP report on E Howard Hunt pleading guilty for a second time in the Watergate case. Court accepted the plea while Hunt faced questions about the alleged political espionage ordered by Nixon reelection officials. Judge Sirica set a $100000 bond and ordered custody as other counts remained.
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Ralsa Ik
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Kial
Sitiea
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George McGovern
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Army Sets Shakeup in Commands
Washington AP reports a major Army restructuring to boost readiness and efficiency, cutting 15,000 manpower and saving about $1 billion over five years. The plan, first in 11 years, consolidates commands, eliminates three major commands, creates new armaments and force commands, shifts personnel, and emphasizes National Guard readiness while preserving combat divisions and overseas structure.
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Reds Defy U S Bombing and Paris Peace Talks Pressure
North Vietnam vowed it will not be intimidated by American bombing or accept demands to derail peace talks. Kissinger and Tho met with technical experts for six hours amid a rare public signal of possible progress, while Hanoi rejected what it called ridiculous demands. In Tehran a firing squad executed two youths for subversive activities.
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Tehran
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U S Command Reports Five Yanks Dead in Viet War
U S command said three Americans were killed in action last week, eight wounded and two died of nonhostile causes. The weekly toll marked the lowest since the Hanoi Haiphong aerial campaign began. The report showed 45,931 killed in combat, 10,298 nonhostile deaths, 303,605 wounded, and 1,805 missing or captured overall.
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Nixon abolishes mandatory wage price controls phase 3
President Nixon ends mandatory wage and price controls with the exception of food and health industries. A new voluntary guidelines system is introduced backed by potential government enforcement to ensure compliance.
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Nixon
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
Imewsmen
Nixon unveils new Phase 3 wage price plan and Dow gains
President Nixon announced a self administering Phase 3 program to curb inflation, abolishing the Pay Board and Price Commission while retaining the Cost of Living Council. The Dow Jones industrial average rose about nine points in early trading as the market reacted to the speech. Meany and business leaders join a labor management advisory panel to set wage and price limits, with a 0 day transition period for pending cases.
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George Meany
Fuel shortages hit several Iowa towns amid blackout measures
Independence and nearby cities cut street lights and advised merchants to close nights to conserve fuel oil as supply dwindles. Des Moines area fuel stocks shrink with 2,000 homes needing new heating sources. Schools and colleges consider shifts to LP gas and altered schedules while officials seek more No 2 fuel oil from Standard Oil and other suppliers.
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Overman
Des Moines
MacMillan Ol Co
State Expects To Rest Its Case Friday
Federal court in Cedar Rapids hears the murder case of U S deputy Marshal Dirk McKinney. Defendants Aaron Dootin Bruce Stark and Lee Love face trial with Denise Morgan to be tried later in Cedar Rapids. Prosecutors and defense attorneys clash over testimony from emergency technician Fulmer alleged as hearsay.
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Denise Morgan
Ninth Avenue SE
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Marshall Fulmer
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Mercy Hospital
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Biliald
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