Dean Told Truth Moore Testifies on Watergate Details
White House lawyer Richard A. Moore testified that John W. Dean III told him around March 15 he planned to tell the truth about Watergate. Moore recalled Dean discussed Magruder’s wiretap involvement and Liddy’s pre raid tactics before Dean urged Nixon to hear the president about a growing problem.
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White House
Richard A. Moore
John W. Dean III
Moore
Dean
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Eeven
G. Gordon Liddy
Senate
Watergate Investigating Committee
Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
Liddy
Four Chanute Men Injured In Two Car Crash
Four Chanute men were injured two seriously in a two car crash two miles north of Chetopa on US 59 Thursday night. Earl Whitley Jim Layman Skinny Thompson and Frank Schul were taken to Parsons and KU Medical Center with injuries ranging from broken elbow to severe back pain. The Chanute men were returning from a Joplin sales meeting when Thompson attempted to pass a pickup and collided with an oncoming Oldsmobile. The other driver Gary Cook and passenger Harry Harris were not seriously hurt. The Chanute car was upside down after the collision and the scene required two hours to clear.
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Chanute
Chetopa
Earl Whitley Chevrolet
Earl Whitley
S. Allen
Jim Layman
Skinny Thompson
R. J
Frank Schul
S. Katy
Layman
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Whitley and Schul
Orville Moulton
Whitley
Moulton
Joplin
Thompson
Gary §. Cook
Miami
Oklo
Cook
Harry Harris
Fairland
Okla
Nixon Hospitalized With Pneumonia At Bethesda Navy Hospital
President Nixon remains moderately ill with viral pneumonia and chest discomfort at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a restless night. Doctors expect a seven to ten day stay as he rests and recovers while continuing limited work.
Fire roars through Army Military Records Center in Overland
A massive blaze at the Military Personnel Record Center in Overland Missouri spread from the sixth floor to the fifth and lower levels. Fire crews from 10 suburbs battled the flames for hours with ladder trucks and snorkels as investigators probed arson as a possible cause and the FBI joined the probe.
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Overland
Military Personnel Record Center
Ervin forecasts subpoena of White House papers in Watergate fight
Senate Watergate Committee Chairman Sam Ervin predicted a vote to subpoena White House documents if President Nixon does not release them voluntarily. Nixon said he is willing to meet but will not yield the documents. Ervin urged Nixon to testify in person, noting a possible meeting could occur at Bethesda Naval Hospital where Nixon was treated for viral pneumonia.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ervin
Police Sign Contract After Earlier Rejections
The police voted to accept a city contract after two earlier rejections. Tom Ogden resigned as union steward following the second rejection and Floyd Reynolds was elected to replace him. The deal includes a uniform laundering provision costing the city the equivalent of cleaning one pair of pants per week per officer.
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Tom Ogden
Police
Floyd Reynolds
Ogden
City Commission
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Credibility Gap Reference
An intercepted letter notes a credibility gap in evaluating what is truly wrong with Nixon. It frames public suspicion around the president and hints at deeper concerns about transparency and truth in leadership.
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Nixon
City to Install Televised Weather Warning System
The city plans an emergency TV warning system via local cable to interrupt broadcasts for civil defense alerts. Estimated at 3500 dollars, financing may come from the civil defense budget or state funds, with American Television and Communications Corp possibly installing it. Delivery after six weeks and it will supplement storm warnings, said Mayor John Schultz.
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John Schultz
Schultz
Area Forecast Outlook For Tonight And Saturday
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Lows in the low 20s, highs Saturday in the low 90s. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph. Rain probability 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday.
Clean-up Ends After Santa Fe Lake Acid Spill
Santa Fe Lake clean-up wrapped up after an acid spill last Friday killed many fish in the north section. Paul Keller said about 4,500 pounds of dead fish were buried at the city landfill and surface fish had largely ceased by Thursday. The lake may stay closed about two weeks as the city tracks cleanup costs and the railroad offers to reimburse man hours and participate in restocking if the Forestry Commission calls for it.
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Santa Fe Lake
Recreation and Parks Commission
Paul Keller
Keller
Bob Bunting
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Topeka, Kan
U.S. District Court
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Amtrak
Kansas
Vern Miller
Newton
Kan
Goldwater attacks Kennedy over Wat ergate claims
In Atlanta Goldwater accuses Kennedy of acting as judge and jury in the Chappaquiddick saga as he campaigns for 1976. In Jerusalem Golda Meir could become Israel’s first millionaire prime minister if memoirs earn about 450000 dollars, roughly 1.8 million Israeli pounds.
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Atlanta, Ga
Barry Goldwater
Edward M. Kennedy
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Nixon security bill sparks congressional probe in 1 3 million plan
A congressional subcommittee will probe 1.3 million in security installations at President Nix ons private residences amid rising outlay figures. Officials updated totals after White House and General Services Administration revisions.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
General Services Administration
North Dakota Supreme Court blocks state tax on Indians
The court ruled Indians on North Dakota reservations cannot be required to pay state sales or income tax. In a single ruling on four cases, the court struck down state laws and said Congress acts and Supreme Court rulings leave no room for state legislation on the subject.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota Supreme Court
High Court
Acts of Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Getty Kidnapping In Rome Involving Oil Magnate's Grandson
Police search for J Paul Getty III 17 after his mother reports a ransom demand she suspects was a hoax. The teen has not returned home for two weeks, known for Rome hippie scenes and selling jewelry to tourists.
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Rome
J. Paul Getty
J. Paul Getty III
J. Paul Getty Jr
Peron Persists Turn in Argentina as Leaders Resign
President Hector J. Campora and Vice President Vicente Sola no Lima resigned in Buenos Aires allowing new elections seen as likely to restore Juan D. Peron. Both congresses were to approve the moves later, following union leaders urging Peron to resume leadership after his return from 18 years in exile.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hector J. Campora
Juan D. Peron
Campora
Vicente Solano Lima
Congress
Peron
Per Peronism
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