Nixon and Sadat Announce U.S. Egypt Aid and Nuclear Plans
President Nixon ends a Egypt trip with a joint statement pledging large scale U.S. aid for Egypt’s development including nuclear power. They agreed to pursue a 1980s nuclear power plan with U.S. reactors and fuel under safeguards while continuing aid for reconstruction, science, agriculture, and cultural exchange. Treasury Secretary Simon to visit Cairo to start projects.
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Egypt
Nixon
United States
Alexandria
The
Pyramids
Anwar Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Israel
Europe
Treasury
William E. Simon
Congress
Suez Canal
Gulf Building in Pittsburgh Hit by Sudden Incident
A policeman on the 28th floor looks up at a ceiling hole from a device that exploded on the 29th floor above. No injuries occurred though the 29th floor suffered severe damage. The Weathermen Underground claimed responsibility, saying the act targeted Gulf Oil Corporation's racial policies in Africa.
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Gulf Oil Corporation
Africa
Ehrlichman Ordered To Stand Trial In Plumbers Case
U S District Judge Gesell ordered former White House aide John Ehrlichman to stand trial in the Plumbers case with other defendants. A new trial date was set for June 26 after executive privilege disputes. Nixon waived privilege for some documents, enabling Ehrlichman access to White House files to aid his defense.
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U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
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Nixon
Ehrlichman
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
G. Gordon Liddy
Appeals
Liddy
John J. Sirica
Finance Committee
Flag Day ceremony in Corry with mayor raising flag
Corry marks Flag Day as Mayor Dr. Mary Ann Kibler raised the flag in front of Elks Lodge No. 769 on North Center Street. Wendell Gage a noted local musician played along, with Charles Mack exalted ruler and lodge member John Wilson among organizers urging all to display the flag.
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Corry
Mary Ann Kibler
BPO
Elks
Charles Mack
John Wilson
Journal
McEldowney
Inflation Blamed For Delaying Center Street Housing Project
Washington HUD official cites four year delay in a proposed 50 unit Carry apartment complex in Corry area. Costs rose from 848000 in 1970 to 1118000 in 1974. Subsidy rents would be about 100 dollars below market. HUD and contractors seek updated feasibility studies. project not in danger of being dropped.
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Washington
Department of Husing and Urban Development
Pittsburgh
Charles Heinz
HUD
Corry Area
Tim
Nixon Said We Should Buy Time in Watergate Memo
Los Angeles AP reports a March 21 1973 memo quoted Nixon as saying we should buy time by paying hush money to Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt Jr. The Times notes the memo claims the tape shows this, while Nixon public stance was that it would be wrong. The Dixon memo discusses discrepancies with public transcripts and taps into pre March 21 knowledge of cover up discussions and other Watergate related actions.
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Cairo
King Tutankhamen
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Nixon
Egypt
Alexandria
Sadat
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Los Angeles Times
John W. Dean Tit
White House
Dean
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
the Times
House Judiciary Committee
William P. Dixon
Dixon
Charles W
Nixon IRS charges loom in impeachment inquiry
House Judiciary Committee members call the IRS tax audits and leaks of tax information a potentially serious abuse of power by the White House. Rep. Rodino cites the IRS evidence as a significant part of impeachment, while Mezvinsky says it may be more significant than Watergate. Some lawmakers remain cautious about Nixon involvement. Special prosecutor Jaworski sought early release of the IRS materials, with Sirica allowing it and the White House awaiting appeal.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
Dn.j
Internal Revenue Service
Office of
Presidency
White House
Rodino
IRS
Edward Mezvinsky
Mezvvinsky
Robert McClory
R-Il
Leon Jaworski
Sirica
Doar
City Fire Chief Thomas Lathrop to resign July 1
City Fire Chief Thomas Lathrop announced plans to resign effective July 1, 1974. The letter to City Council member William Halfast was read at the Stanford Hose Company meeting. Charles Weston declines post. James Maloney emerges as likely successor. nominating meeting set for June 27 with election within two weeks. Weston to serve as acting chief until a successor is named.
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Lathrop
Stanford Hose Company
William Halfast
Public Safety Department
David Johnson
Halfast
City of Corry
Hose
Charles Weston
James Maloney
Weston
Maloney
Hose Company
Council
Gas Meeting May Shape OPEC Price Policy
OPEC members gathering in Quito Ecuador begin Saturday to decide on a common crude oil policy for the next three months. The talks may expose rifts between Saudi Arabia favoring price cuts and other members backing some price rise as inflation and a surplus of oil erode profits. Current posted crude prices guide taxes and royalties for producing nations, with Arabian light crude serving as a common benchmark.
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Ecuador
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
One Man Killed In Irish Fighting
In Belfast and elsewhere in Northern Ireland violence escalated with a fatal shooting of Peter Meighan, 37, a Manchester born Roman Catholic visiting relatives. Police say the shot may have been fired from a passing car as the toll of civil strife rises to 1,029. Three others were injured in separate incidents in the capital and a Catholic home near Coagh was hit. British soldiers raided Loyal Orange Order halls searching for weapons.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Peter Meighan
Manchester
England
Lower Falls
Coagh
County Tyrone
Orange Order
City Seeks 5269 For Police Training Grant
The city seeks 5269 dollars to fund police training under the Governor's Justice Commission. The application is among 16 subgrant requests to be reviewed by the Regional Planning Council at a bi monthly meeting at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Edinboro. The session begins at 7 30 p.m. with public attendance invited.
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Governor's Justice Commission
Regional Planning Council
Sheraton Motor Inn
Edinboro
Sharon-Farrell
Clearfield County
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D.-N.j
Edmund S. Muskie
Associated Press
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