Krogh Pleads Innocent in Watergate Testimony Case
Former White House aide Bud Krogh Jr. pleaded innocent to eight counts of giving false testimony before the Watergate grand jury. U S District Judge Gerhard Gesell released Krogh on his own recognizance and scheduled a later trial date in November.
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Firms admit campaign guilt in Watergate prosecutions
Washington sources report Archibald Cox pursuing corporate and individual cases over illegal political contributions to Nixons 1972 campaign. Three firms pled guilty to misdemeanor charges and were fined. investigations continue into other corporate donations while Nixon seeks tapes from the Supreme Court.
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Haldeman Appears with Long Hair in Washington Hearing
Former White House chief of staff Haldeman showed up in Washington with long hair while testifying before a federal grand jury probing 1972 election campaign irregularities. He arrived to answer questions as part of the investigation.
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Arab oil cutoffs spark U S fuel rationing push
Senator Henry M Jackson urged fuel rationing and auto use limits as eleven Arab oil nations agreed to cut production to pressure Western support for Israel. He proposed presidential authority to declare an energy emergency and switch utilities to coal. President Nixon met with four Middle East oil ministers to discuss the issue.
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Thurmonds Expecting Child In Early March
Senator Strom Thurmond and his wife Nancy, living in Washington, expect a baby in early March. Thurmond notes this will be their third child after two older children and says they hope for a normal healthy baby. He also mentions celebrating a birthday in December.
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Cox clears Abplanalp case in antitrust inquiry
Washington attorney Archibald Cox says no evidence of improper conduct in dropping the antitrust probe into Robert H. Abplanalp's Precision Valve Corp. after a four sentence reply to Rep. Podell. Cox relied on FBI findings and noted no further action. Podell criticized the decision linking it to Nixon and Abplanalp’s support and loans.
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Ford hearings delayed to November amid Watergate tape protests
The House Judiciary Committee will not begin hearings on Rep Gerald Ford's vice presidential nomination for two weeks as Chairman Peter Rodino cites a delayed availability around November 1. A final House vote could push to Thanksgiving. Senate Rules also delays until October 29. A House Democrat caucus urged postponing confirmations until Nixon releases court-ordered Watergate tapes, with impeachment talk raised if he refuses.
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Ellsberg break in case moves toward suppression bid
Defense briefs filed in Superior Court argue to dismiss charges against Ehrlichman and three others tied to the Ellsberg break in. Arguments center on privacy and the White House plumbers unit actions during the Pentagon Papers controversy.
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Veep study group to review VP selection process
Sen Hubert Humphrey announced a Democratic National Committee commission will hold hearings starting November 7 on how to select the most qualified vice president. The panel, chaired by Humphrey, will likely align with congressional confirmation hearings for Vice President designate Gerald Ford.
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