Nixon weighs counterattack to Watergate fallout
Analysis from UPI reports President Nixon testing public reaction to a Watergate counterattack centered on safeguarding national security. A plan discussed by White House aides could answer critics by reframing leaks and covert actions as necessary for security, with Nixon signaling tolerance for certain illegal acts if tied to national security.
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Enzyme May Aid Back Problems In Early Trials
About three quarters of Americans have had backaches prompting doctors to consider surgery in a fraction of cases. An enzyme called chymopapain, derived from papaya, is being tested to reduce the need for spinal fusion. It is used at a few centers pending FDA approval. Doctors emphasize conservative treatment and note fusion involves transplanting hip or tibia bone to stabilize the spine.
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Ervin Presses Witness in Senate Watergate Hearings
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Figueres warns Watergate weakens Nixon leadership
Costa Rican President Jose Figueres, with the Soviet ambassador, says Watergate weakens Nixon's role in the West and urges the US press to stop extensive coverage and the Senate Watergate hearings. He doubts Nixon will resign and notes extradition matters lie with Costa Rican courts.
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We can withstand Watergate says Ed Reinecke
In Danville UPI Lt Gov Ed Reinecke defended the Republican party amid Watergate criticisms. He urged that by word and by deed the party can prove leadership deserves public confidence despite a year of scrutiny. He described the climate as one where few men in high places erred.
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Richardson vows to root out sleaziness in government
Attorney General Bilot Richardson spoke yesterday about eroding a creeping sleaziness in government. He outlined plans to restore public confidence as he takes the post while Richardson is shown leaving the Defense Department. He was sworn in as Attorney General today.
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Mills leaves seven notes on death by own action
Rep. William G. Mills of Maryland was found dead from a shotgun wound in Easton as investigators studied seven notes found in his pocket. The notes allegedly cited disgrace from a secret 1971 Nixon campaign contribution and hinted at an impending scandal, though authorities withheld full contents. A note reportedly addressed to constituents was among the writings, and investigators called the case a personal safety related death rather than a suicide.
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No evidence STP helps cars say auto safety group
The Center for Auto Safety led by Ralph Nader said there is no evidence STP improves engine performance or economy and urged the FTC to halt claims. It called STP a sporthless product and urged STP Corp to stop deceptive advertising. STP chair Andy Granatelli defended the firm from the charges.
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