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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1973

Page

8

Nixon clings to tapes in Watergate dispute

President Nixon rejects voluntary release of Watergate tapes claiming confidentiality. In Washington, Chief Judge Sirica opened the historic case with arguments from Charles Alan Wright and Archibald Cox. Cox urged the Constitution demands disclosure to a grand jury, while Wright warned courts cannot compel presidential disclosure. Sirica aims to rule within three weeks, signaling likely appellate battle to the Supreme Court.

San Clemente Nixon Washington White House U.S John J. Sirica Charles Alan Wright Archibald Cox Wright Cox Sizica Deci Sion Supreme Court Sirica

Julie Eisenhower praises father during Watergate news conference

Julie Eisenhower, quoted as saying her father is wonderful, emerged as his strongest ally during the Watergate crisis. She arrived in San Clemente unexpectedly and stood in as hostess as President Nixon met guests, while Pat Nixon visited friend Helene Drown in Rolling Hills near Los Angeles.

San Clemente UPI Julie Eisenhower California Pat Nixon Helene Drown Rolling Hills Los Angeles Whittier Calif Drown

Secret Service dives into Nixon death plot in New Orleans

UPI reports the Secret Service and FBI are probing a "very real" plot to kill President Nixon during a New Orleans visit. Edwin Gaudet Jr. is jailed in Albuquerque on a $100,000 bond after surrendering in Taos, amid claims three others may be sought. Gaudet previously attacked Nixon’s car with a burning flag during a 1968 New Orleans visit.

Washington UPI Secret Service Nixon New Orleans Edwin Michael Gaudet Jr New Mexico Probaly Gaudet Taos N.M Justice Department U.S Robert McCoy

Nixon condemns Ellsberg burglary as unauthorized

President Nixon said White House plumbers were not authorized to break into Dr. Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. He called the act deplorable and unauthorized, noting no evidence was produced, and discussed the matter with Justice Department officials before Ellsberg was sent free.

San Clemente UPT White House Daniel Ellsberg Nixon G. Gor Don Liddy F. Howard Hunt CIA M. Matthew Byrne Jr Ellsberg Justice Department Hegel Richard G Kleindienst Kleindienst Byrne

Graham urges Nixon to hold more news conferences

Evangelist Billy Graham told a London press conference that President Nixon should hold more briefings and that no one may know the full truth about Watergate. He said the affair could have a cleansing effect on the United States despite skepticism about Nixon’s standing.

London Upi Billy Graham Nixon United States Graham

GOP official lauds Nixon Watergate briefing

GOP national chairman George Bush called Nixon's news conference straightforward and direct. Democratic National Chairman Robert Strauss said the questions remain unanswered but expressed hope the dialogue with the press and public would continue to restore confidence in the presidency.

Washington UPI Gegree Bush Nixon Bush

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