Martha Mitchell says Mitchell would go to jail for Nixon
Martha Mitchell said her husband Mitchell would go to jail for Richard Nixon to protect the president. She cited his faith in Nixon and noted her husband faced stress and weight loss while preparing for his defense. She offered no specifics and said she would testify if asked.
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Barry Goldwater accuses press bias against Republicans
Senator Barry Goldwater charged that the press shows bias against Republicans over Watergate and the Kennedy Chappaquiddick incident. He argued Democrats would face harsher coverage and urged Republicans to support the President unless proof emerges of involvement.
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Weicker Says Nixon White House Stopped Truth Search
Sen. Lowell D. Weicker Jr. accused the Nixon administration of suppressing pursuit of Watergate truths. He urged listening to John W. Dean, who would lead off next week's hearings, and argued the executive branch obstructs witnesses aiming to reveal the facts to the public.
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Reagan Defends Nixon in Watergate Talk at Senate Hearings
Sacramento AP Reagan says President Nixon is entitled to be believed about Watergate and criticizes the Senate Watergate hearings led by Sen. Sam Ervin. He notes most testimony is not proven charges and discounts boyhood, Sacramento State University, and the Boys State event.
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Phase IV measures hinted to curb inflation and hold prices
Washington political and business leaders react as Phase IV of the economic program looms after the current price freeze. Herbert Stein says strong price controls may continue on food and gasoline, with the freeze possibly ending in mid August. Officials debate effects on food shortages and agricultural production while labor and farm groups push for targeted actions and removal of raw foods from the freeze.
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Voluntary dividend ceilings eased to aid shareholders
Washington administration relaxed voluntary dividend ceilings after saying restrictions harmed about 31 million shareholders especially older investors who rely on income from stocks. The Committee on Relief and Dividends announced liberalized guidelines to steady the stock market, spur capital, and help balance the federal budget, allowing companies to choose between the 4 percent annual rise cap or the five year average payout ratio from 1964 to 1972.
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