Ex-Aide Testifies to Listening Devices in Nixon Offices
Alexander Butterfield, former presidential aide, testifies that listening devices were installed in Nixon offices and on White House phones at the Executive Office Building and Camp David. He says the equipment was installed by the Secret Service under the President’s authority for posterity, and there was no doubt it aimed to record things for history.
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Wasiington
Nixon
White House
Iquilding
Camp David
Alexander Butterfield
Senate
Secret Service
Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Lincoln
Haldeman
Highy
Ife
John Ehrlichman
John Dean
Oval Offer
Oxen Five
Dean
United States
del Ragere
Bigler
Kakuel Tanaka
Japar
U. S
Rogers Seeks To Ease Japan's Ire on Trade
Tokyo reports Masayo Ohira urging the U S to discipline its economy to avoid restricting Japan's imports. Secretary Rogers notes a bumper U.S. soybean crop and emphasizes export limits for soybeans to Japan. Ohira calls for stable supply, rebukes U S import restrictions and surcharges.
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Rogers
Japan
Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
U. S
Ohira
U. B-Japan
U.S
Ion
Nixon To Leave Hospital Friday
President Nixon's doctors report improvement after pneumonia. he is expected to leave Walter Reed Hospital Friday. A family visit occurred over the weekend as officials suggested no schedule changes for planned diplomacy with foreign leaders.
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Nixon
Wasilington
Rotary Tonald
Pakishir Ling
Ziegler
Tal
Cedar Rapids Men Charged With Larceny In $5,000 Heist
Two Cedar Rapids men, Charles Ritchison 35 and Charles Shaffer 37, face larceny counts for allegedly stealing goods valued at about $5,200 from a demolition site at 1020 T Street SW. Police say the trailer was seen being returned Sunday to the Dean Powers area. the pair were arrested near Mayden Avenue and J Street SW and held for arraignment.
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Cedar Rapids
Fareedy
Nich Ritchison
Mayden Avenuy
Charles Shaffer
Oklahoma Avenue
Linn County
Carrall K. Sears
Lineville
Shultz To Give Phase 4 Details
Washington report indicates Phase 4 economic plan details to be revealed Monday. Treasury Secretary Shultz said the administration will make public the plan after the stock market session, with Nixon potential health-related delays noted.
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Shultz
Nixon
Treasury
Anyake
Shulls
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Cambodia
U.S
Defense
James Schlesinger
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
South Vietnam
Schlesinger
Kalmbach Testimony Ties Watergate Funds to Defendants
Herbert Kalmbach testifies he raised funds after the Watergate break in to pay legal defenses and support families. He says actions were taken under moral obligation and directed by members No. 2 and No. 8 on the White House staff, not with knowledge of any cover up. The statement names Maldtorman and Ehrlietinga in unclear lines.
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Queuw Peur uneLay Iyi Atu
Butterfield
Tessily Oriorn
Herbert Kalmbach
Nixon
Kalbach
Watergate
White House
Meni
Kalmbach
Maze
White Filise
Maldtorman
Ehrlietinga
Canadians Describe Harsh Interrogation After Viet Cong Release
Canadian officers Capt. Jan Patten and Capt. Metser Thomson spoke about eight to seventeen days in captivity near Xuan Loc. They said sleep deprivation, beatings, and constant harassment accompanied repeated attempts to get them to sign papers admitting illegal entry and espionage.
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Thnes
Jan Patten
Toronto
Metcer Thomson
Ottawa
Taternay Bonds Commission of Control and Supervision
Xuan Loc
Saigon
Interpepter
Wit Patter
Thomson
CCS
Patten
JCCS
New Drug Raid Rules Set to Curb Warrant Abuse
Washington AP reports new guidelines by the Drug Enforcement Administration tightening procedures for non narcotic searches and arrests. Head John Bartels and deputy emphasize protecting individual rights, requiring court approval for no knock entries and identification of agents. The rules aim to curb rights abuses and standardize arrest tactics nationwide.
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Washington
Euidelines
John Bartenly
Deng
Guildelines
Bartels
Mathey
Officii
Ingis
Bullig
Palidles
Asessistant
Chuckle Lat’s Fry Man Foretells Interference
A fragmented item notes complaints about television reception and interference by a party or figure named TJ. The fragment hints at ongoing issues impacting viewers and a potential fix or intervention.
Increased Participation in Legion for Viet Vets Miller
Miller, a member of the Frank Lewis Glick Post 4 in Marshalltown, has led efforts to grow Viet Nam veteran participation in the Legion. He also runs a farm and corn shelling business in Haverhill, with state officers and other veterans supporting the push.
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Legion For
Miller
Frank Lewis Glick
Marshalltown
Haverhill
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C. R
Carmine Viggiano
James O'Neill
Yonkers
N.Y
Young O'Neill
Yonkers General Hospital
Mike Aime
Palien
Lima
Mit
Hintrot
Cap
Roomsoll
ICCS
Hell Cotleg
Roque
Sontuane
Ropertant
Knight
Air Force
Hal Knight
Viettarm
George 5. Brown
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committée
Brown
Toakes
Rania
Travers
Corday’ Rapids
Vietnam
Pol
Legion
Bien Hoa Air Force Base
Gordon A. Miller
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