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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR outlines a crime case with figures including Magruder Mitchell LaRue and Liddy. Mentions a jury, alibis, testimony, and references to legal proceedings dated June 17. Content is garbled but implies inquiry into criminal activity and possible cover stories among named individuals.
Senate Watergate Committee chair Sam Ervin predicted a vote to subpoena White House documents if Nixon does not release them voluntarily. Nixon said he will not back away from his refusal but is willing to meet. Ervin urged Nixon to testify personally before the panel.
Washington AP reports a battered farm bill was yanked off the House floor as backers seek changes to satisfy the administration before a new vote slated for Monday. Proposals include trimming the bill’s four year life to two or one year while avoiding a veto and preserving food stamp and foreign aid programs.
Washington AP presidential aide Richard A Moore testified that until March 19 he viewed the Watergate raid as an unauthorized adventure for men with $100 bills who like James Bond. He said he did not know of official or campaign involvement and did not believe Nixon knew. He described meetings with Ehrlichman and Haldeman, and firing Dean at San Clemente and La Costa, calling it brainstorming to respond to the inquiry. The La Costa session raised questions about funds as Dean discussed matters with the committee and lawsuits.
Argentine President Campora and Vice President Lima resigned to clear the path for elections likely returning Juan D. Peron. Congress to approve. Raul Lastiri provisional president. Pending vote within 40 days, Peron favored with Ricardo Balbin as running mate. politics tense with Peronist internal divisions and earlier clashes leaving casualties.
President Nixon named H Guyford Stever director of the National Science Foundation to chair the Federal Council for Science and Technology and to serve as his science adviser. Stever, 56, will replace Edward E. David who resigned, and he previously led Carnegie-Mellon University. The move comes as the White House faces congressional demands for Watergate-related documents and ongoing investigations.
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