Transcripts Said to Conflict with Dean on Watergate Cover up
An anonymous source claims White House transcripts refuting John Dean’s assertion that Nixon knew of the Watergate cover up were prepared but not released as part of Operation Candor. The transcripts allegedly cover material reviewed by Watergate grand juries and could underpin perjury charges against Dean.
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Nixon Campaign Official Charged in Watergate Case
Herbert Porter a former Nixon re election committee official was charged by the special Watergate prosecutor with lying to the FBI about the Watergate break in Porter 35 waived grand jury submission and intends to plead guilty He testified last summer that he lied to the FBI grand jury and at the original Watergate trial The charge carries up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine
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Avalanches Kill Six in the Tatra Mountains
In the Tatra range of Czechoslovakia six bodies were recovered and thirteen people were reported missing after avalanches. The Czechoslovak news agency said authorities were continuing search efforts.
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Chuckle Customer in Supermarket Exchange
In a light exchange a shopper asks for 20 cents worth of potatoes, the clerk suggests taking a whole potato. The caption plays on the humorous miscommunication likely from a comic strip or humorous clipping.
U S Denies Saigon Request for Help in Island Battle
U S officials rejected a South Vietnamese request to send ships and helicopters to evacuate troops under fire on the Paracel Islands as Chinese forces pressed the position. U S reconnaissance flights were reported over the area on Monday.
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Faches Proposes Ten Laws From Police Probe Findings
Cedar Rapids Atty William Faches submits ten state laws in response to a police department probe report. He seeks harsher penalties for assaulting officers and for depriving citizens of constitutional rights, citing testimony from 55 witnesses over six days.
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Oil Chiefs Accused of Cheating the Public
Senate subcommittee hearing scorns oil firms for allegedly exploiting fears of shortages to squeeze independent dealers and raise prices. Roy Baze of Exxon denies fabricating the tight supply. Nixon pledges IRS and FE0 support for audits as Israel-Arab tensions influence Middle East oil deliveries.
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Simon
Nixon
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FEO
William Walker
IRS
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Mid-East Pact Eases Way For Oil Accord
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott after a Kissinger briefing said the strongest barrier to lifting the Arab oil embargo was removed by the Israel Egypt agreement. He urged cautious optimism for progress in Israel Syria talks and declined to predict when oil relief might come.
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Supreme Court Limits Pregnancy Based Dismissals for Teachers
The court ruled 7 to 2 that mandatory early pregnancy leave rules in Ohio and Virginia violate due process by imposing irrebuttable presumptions about a female teacher. Justices said schools may not dismiss workers solely based on pregnancy early months, while leaving open challenges to late pregnancy rules.
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State Auditor Seeks Probe of Health Unit Misuse
Iowa State Auditor Lloyd Smith urged the attorney general to investigate alleged state funds misuse in the health department. The audit cites two employees paid before full work reporting, including Carson Whitlow who was certified and paid for Oct 16 to Nov 15, 1973.
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Lloyd Smith
Iowa
Richard Turner
Smith
Carson Whitlow
Richmond
Norman Pawlewski
Whitlow
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