Nixon faces Watergate probe questions at Key Biscayne
President Nixon spends Sunday largely alone at his vacation home in Key Biscayne reviewing reports that senior White House aides are linked to the Watergate bugging and political espionage. Observers say the break in at Democratic headquarters last June and related actions for his re election threaten the worst scandal of his presidency.
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U.S. Dependence Grows on Foreign Materials
A government commissioned report from the National Commission on Materials Policy warns the United States faces a deepening crisis beyond oil. Economist Wilfred Malenbaum projects rising U.S. demand for several key materials over the next decade, outpacing domestic production and signaling strategic vulnerability.
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U S Warns Reds On Warfare In Vietnam Accord Violation
The United States formally warns the Soviet Union and China and other Paris conference parties that North Vietnam is massively violating the Indochina ceasefire. A lengthy diplomatic note was dispatched to all 22 conference participants in response to a North Vietnamese note from April. Page 8.
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Indian supplies raise tension around besieged village
Federal officers tighten blockade around Wounded Knee as sympathizers inside the hamlet increase agitation. Deputy AG Richard Helstein says over 50 people, mostly young and white, were stopped from entering in two days while infiltration rises. A single engine plane may have aided supporters of the American Indian Movement who have held the village since February 27.
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Nixon proposes property tax relief for elderly homeowners
Administration sources say President Nixon will ask Congress to provide up to 500 dollars yearly relief on property taxes for elderly homeowners and renters with annual incomes under 23000 dollars. The plan, to be sent to Capitol Hill within weeks, builds on Nixon’s prior pledge to aid all Americans over 65.
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Senate Leader Scott Warns of Possible Cuts Over War
Senator Scott acerbically cautions the White House that Congress will not tolerate prolonged involvement in South Asia. He warns continued bombings in Cambodia could last three to four months and that Congress might cut off funding to force an end. He argues existing law forbids U S financing of a South Vietnamese ground invasion into Cambodia.
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Students flood Daytona Beach with spring break revelry
Ray Hutton, head lifeguard, worries over heavy surf and purple sunburned crowds in Daytona Beach. Police Capt. Junny Van Tronk laments efforts to halt the chaos as a tattooed blonde helps build a vast sand castle. About 100000 sunburned collegians roam Valusia County beaches Saturday, many soaking up beer and grease.
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Easter Egg Hunt Draws AVMs in Community Notes
Local readers recall a past Easter egg hunt described as lively and crowded with festive activity. The piece mentions various names and places, noting community involvement and a sense of seasonal family fun despite fragmented wording.
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