Nixon secretary testifies on 18 minute tape silence
Rose Mary Woods testified she listened only to part of the June 20, 1972 tape with Ehrlichman and Haldeman and that an 18 minute section may be inaudible to the public. Judge Sirica ordered the subpoenaed tapes turned over later, while questions linger over the missing segment and Haig involvement. Nixon also pushed energy independence goals at a Seafarers union event, aiming to avoid future foreign supply cuts.
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John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
White House
Nixon
Haldeman
Miss Woods
Watergate Prosecution Force
Jill Wolner
Camp David
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
Gen. Haig
Seafarers International Union
Afilcio
United States
Boston Strangler Stabbed To Death in Prison Hospital
DeSalvo, 42, was found fatally stabbed in a prison hospital cell where he worked as an orderly. No weapon found and no suspects named. The case of the Boston Strangler had long troubled authorities, with victims aged 19 to 75 tied to healthcare settings within 26 miles of Boston.
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DeSalvo
F.lee Bailey
Boston
Massachusetts
Bridgewater State Hospital
Lynn
Mass
George Katar
Bailey
State Attorney General's Office
Police Arrest Juveniles For Beer Theft
City police arrested two juveniles and sought a third in a burglary at H H Hammond Beer Distributors on West Main. The 17 and 14 year olds are charged with breaking in and stealing 11 to 15 cases of beer after smashing rear windows. An anonymous call led officers to a Mead Avenue apartment and the theft was confirmed by Hammond.
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H.H. Hammond Beer Distributors
West Main Street
Hammond's
Harold Hammond
Mead Avenue
Hammond
Car Turns Left Hit By Another Left Turn Crash
Corry state police reported a two-vehicle crash on Route 8, one half mile north of Titusville. Reid G. Jackson Jr., 27, followed Gary L. Rippey, 29, who stopped to left turn a parked car. Jackson looked away briefly, couldn't stop, causing $200 damage to his car and $500 to Rippey’s. Rippey and his wife Elaine were slightly injured but not treated. their three children were unharmed.
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Corry
Titusville
Reid G. Jackson Jr
R.D. 1
Pleasantville
Gary L. Rippey
Buffalo
Jackson
Jackson Auto
Rippey
Elaine
Local Man, 24, Charged With Drug Abuse
City police stopped a car off Sciota street at midnight after smelling marijuana. Driver Roger W. Willis, 24, admitted smoking pot. an informant cited marijuana in the vehicle. Willis was arraigned, released on $1000 bond, and a warranted search found marijuana residue, cigarette papers, and a vial of brown pills to be analyzed.
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Sciota Street
Fred Corbett
Daniel McClellan
Roger W. Willis
R.D.2
Willis
Corbett
McClellan
Mary Jane Fuller
Union City
State Police Laboratory
Lawrence Park
City Council to Vote on 1974 Budget
City Council meets tonight for a special session to review the first reading of the proposed 1974 budget totaling about 727000, up from 705000. The increase comes largely from federal revenue sharing and higher city tax revenue, with final passage expected before year end.
Nixon proposes 15 percent cut in fuel and 10 percent oil plan
President Nixon outlined steps to ease a looming energy shortage by cutting gasoline and heating oil deliveries by 15 percent, jet fuel by 15 percent, and heating oil for homes by 15 percent and for commercial buildings by 25 percent. He warned of possible broader measures including consumer rationing and fuel taxes if needed, with regulations to take effect January 1 and voluntary refinery cuts immediate.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
White House
Where Did Fuel Go During Vietnam War Years
An analysis shows Defense Department fuel use in Vietnam totaled 13.2 billion gallons over 1968 to 1972, amounting to about 266 million barrels from Persian Gulf oil via Japan and Singapore refineries. Utilities’ distillate and residual fuel purchases rose sharply, exceeding military consumption and contributing to shortages.
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Defense Department
Persian Gulf
Japan
Singapore
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hijacked Dutch Jet Lands Safely in Tripoli After Beirut Flight
BEIRUT AP Dutch airline KLM reports its Boeing 747 with 264 aboard landed safely in Libya after hijackers redirected the flight from Beirut to Damascus and Nicosia. The plane carried 247 passengers and 17 crew including 159 Japanese. Hijackers demanded releases for seven comrades and threatened violence during refueling in Nicosia. The incident, linked to the Arab Israeli conflict, drew PLO denouncement and Arab summit context in Algiers.
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Beirut
Libya
KLM
Amsterdam
Tripoli
Iraq
The
Arab Youth Organization For the Liberation of Palestine
Tokyo
Damascus
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Middle East
Geneva
Yasir Arafat
Algiers
Japan Air Lines
Benghazi
Accountant Renounces Move to Open Here
A Youngstown CPA Robert Ferro who had planned to open a local office with Wharton Business Service says he will not relocate. He cites the energy crisis and the 100 mile round trip as impossible worst to sustain. The November 8 letter outlining services is canceled.
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Youngstown
Corry Kiwanis May Delay Christmas Lights Relaunch
Corry’s downtown Christmas decorations will not be lit tonight as Kiwanis sponsors reassess the plan. The group previously set lighting from November 22 to 25 and December 7 to January 1. President Nixon’s address prompts consideration of eliminating ornamental lighting and may delay or cancel relighting on December 7.
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Corry
Nixon
Kiwanis Club
Tony’s Tavern Burglary Nets $278 For Second Time
Thieves hit Tony’s Tavern on First Avenue again, netting about 278 in cash. Police say entry was gained via a side door to a garage, then burglars crawled through rafters to reach the bar and pried open a desk, taking 150 from a money bag, 8 in Canadian coins, and 100 in change. The barmaid closed the place around 4 a.m. and later saw a man in a parking lot near Elgin Laboratories Incorporated.
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Tony
First Avenue
Paul Goodman
Kenneth Hunt
Anthony Amoroso
Sherman Street
Goodman
Hunt
Thage
Elgin Laboratories Incorporated
Loblaws
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Orld
Sirica
New York City
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