Dean Reveals Fear for Life in Secret Watergate Meeting
John W. Dean told Sen. Lowell Weicker in a secret two hour meeting that he fears for his life over the Watergate matter. Weicker said Dean provided no grounds to implicate President Nixon and that Dean has kept White House documents in a Virginia bank safe.
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Terns compel bike unit to relocate practice field
Police say aggressive terns protecting nests forced the motorcycle unit to move its practice course to another area. Birds are highly protective and dive bomb anyone approaching their nests.
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Dongalare Signs Tey Our Cough Syrug-Yori Fever Relief
The fragment mentions Dongalare signing a remedy or slogan amid illness symptoms like cough fever and relief efforts. It is unclear and partial, with other readable details missing.
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White House Linked To Office Burglary
AP reports E Howard Hunt testified before the Watergate grand jury that a White House aide ordered the break in of Daniel Flisberg’s psychiatrist office and that the CIA provided gear. Krogh allegedly approved the burglary and funded the operation to Liddy. Liddy and Hunt are convicted Watergate conspirators. Two Cubans were hired but found no files.
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Blasts Kill 3 Britons on Irish Border
Three British paratroopers were killed by land mine and subsequent blasts on a border road near Crossmaglen in County Armagh. The IRA claimed responsibility as sectarian violence in Northern Ireland nears four years of turmoil with 784 deaths.
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Kissinger Brezhnev Huddle Clears Moscow Retreat
Kissinger and Brezhnev met at Brezhnev's Volga estate near Moscow to discuss the Soviet party chief's planned Washington trip and broader strategic talks on arms limits and Europe. Kissinger's delegation includes Sonnenfeldt Hyland and Odeen. a Kharkov Jewish group pressed for Israel visas amid emigration concerns.
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Deaths Rise to Eleven in Cambodian Air Crash
Cambodian officials report eleven dead and about two hundred wounded after a U S A 7 Corsair crashed near Pochentong airport in Phnom Penh. The aircraft exploded into a storage area at a military compound while en route to an anti government target, with the pilot rescued by helicopter and taken to a base in Thailand. Casualty details remain tentative and identities unreleased.
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Budget Speech Kits Denounced by Senators in Probe
Washington AP two Democratic senators Muskie and Humphrey demanded action after the General Accounting Office found an illegitimate speech kit titled Battle of the Budget prepared by the White House was used to discredit Congress. Comptroller General Staats said as many as 10 kits were sent to cabinet officers and 180 more copies funded by the Republican campaign. He noted appropriated funds may have been misused though the sum was small and mingled with proper expenses. The inquiry seeks whether the kit violated a 1913 law banning use of public funds for lobbying.
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U N diplomats face bills as parking woes rise in New York
United Nations diplomats in New York risk losing telephone service over unpaid bills totaling thousands of dollars. A U.S. official warned that more than a dozen diplomats face cutoffs while parking abuses and the seizure of licenses and tickets draw attention from the U.N. committee on host country relations.
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Tentative Pact Reached In Ozark Airlines Strike
Ozark Airlines and striking mechanics reached a tentative agreement at 8 p.m. Friday, pending a work-to-ratification vote. Airline flights nationwide remain grounded as talks continue amid the stoppage.
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18 Miners Die In Cart Mishap Near Changsong
In a coal mine incident near Changsong, six carts carrying 46 miners ran out of control and overturned. Eight miners were killed and eighteen were injured, with several in serious condition. Local authorities report the accident occurred Saturday and are investigating the cause.
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