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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
7
Stuart Magruder once deputy director of Nixons re election effort will speak at the University of Hartford in West Hartford Conn on Sept 12 under the schools Speaker's Bureau. He is to discuss major aspects of political campaigning.
Martha Mitchell denies reports she will leave Mitchell and says she will stay with him to the bitter end. She notes rumors are false and says she will hold up until John is convicted, disbarred, or cleared as Mitchell faces a September trial on perjury and obstruction charges tied to the Watergate affair.
George McGowan, 21, of Waukesha, was charged under the disorderly conduct statute with making an annoying phone call after allegedly threatening to kill Gov. Fat yick J. Lacey last Sunday. Assistant DA Robert C. Daly Jr. said no state law bans threats to elected officials. If convicted, McGowan faces a $200 fine or up to six months in jail, or both.
New York judge ruled the Watergate publicity cannot delay the Mitchell and Stans trial. He ordered the trial to start on September 11, rejecting most postponement requests and deeming Watergate not relevant to the case issues.
Damocraf. of Memington New Jersey lists a sofa in perfect shape, four pillows and two slip covers for sale, with no reasonable offers considered.
Senator Robert Dole of Kansas says he may introduce a resolution next week to pause Senate public hearings on Watergate. He argues focus should shift to inflation and let the grand jury and courts handle the White House documents matter.
Former White House Chief of Staff H R Haldeman updated his Senate testimony about receiving and listening to Nixon Watergate tapes. He recounts July 1973 deliveries from Steve Bull and notes specific tapes from September 15 and other meetings with Dean, plus undetermined dates, all later returned to Bull.
Senate Watergate Committee chair Sam Ervin calls the court order compelling President Nixon to release White House tapes a great victory in the search for truth. He says the ruling confirms the committee's constitutional power to conduct the investigation and urges Supreme Court action to uphold the order.
The Senate Watergate Committee notes California letters to its members arrive empty or opened. Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr. cites a Los Angeles Times report of a Californian letter saying mail has been opened destroyed or returned. Spokesmen say tampering or clerical errors are possible explanations.
Billionaire Howard Hughes agreed to testify via telephone deposition in a civil damages case filed against former Hughes employee John H. Meier and nine others. The suit alleges a conspiracy to sell mining claims for prices well above their value. Summa Corp. is named in the action.
London reports claim Howard Hughes was secretly ferried into the London Clinic for a hip operation after a hotel hideaway plan. A surgeon refused to operate in the hotel, stating he never operates in hotels, regardless of the fee.
James McCord told Sangamon State University students that John Mitchell and former Nixon aides Haldeman Ehrlichman lied to the Senate Watergate Commission. He offered to be sued for slander over his charge while defending his stance during the lecture.
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