Senate Watergate Probe Opens with Public Hearings
The Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities begins public hearings to expose illegal or unethical conduct in the 1972 campaign. Investigators aim to report recommendations for reform by Feb 28, 1974, while later probes coverup, disruption, and campaign finances.
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Ellsberg Visits D C to Protest Secrecy and Lies
Daniel Ellsberg appeared before a Senate subcommittee in Washington to denounce government secrecy and alleged deception, tying the Pentagon Papers disclosures to the 1972 presidential race and accusing officials of edging toward political manipulation. He pressed for accountability while refusing to name associates involved.
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Nixon Dean dispute over Watergate probe details
Washington reports Nixon did not personally discuss the Dean investigation before the Aug. 29 statement clearing officials. Press Secretary Ziegler said Dean’s report was not written, and Nixon never spoke with Dean about the probe. Dean says he learned of the Dean report from TV news.
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Undercover political plots tied to Nixon era rises
Washington Post reports a broad covert campaign linked to the Nixon White House involved FBI and Secret Service operatives plus Justice officials. The surreptitious actions targeted demonstrators, Democratic candidates, and political opponents through wiretapping, infiltration, burglary, espionage, and sabotage.
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Ex CIA chief Helms testifies on Watergate era actions
Senate subcommittee hearing reveals Richard Helms resisted White House pressure to involve the CIA in covert operations connected to Watergate. McClellan says Helms admitted aiding Hunt with paraphernalia and White House profiling but refused to meddle in an FBI Watergate probe. Helms ordered Cushman to halt CIA cooperation, prompting questions about CIA compliance with the 1947 National Security Act.
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U S Price Outlook Improves Says Bankers In Brussels
UPI reports in Brussels that American banker Walter Page of Morgar & Co says the U S price outlook is better with inflation easing and growth accelerating. Page notes the U S price outlook improves and economic momentum strengthens.
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