Cox warns new prober may lack full Watergate authority
Archibald Cox told the Senate Judiciary Committee that a newly named special prosecutor by President Nixon could be limited by Nixon’s definition of Watergate. He argued his successor might not investigate campaign finance, wiretapping, or the IT case. Cox noted White House staff complaints about his breadth of probe as hearings continued on Watergate developments.
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Watergate panelist Gurney probed in boosters fund
Senate Watergate committee member Edward J. Gurney faces questions over a booster fund allegedly used to pay his office and travel after donors sought favors from the FHA. The Miami Herald reports more than 300 dollars was collected by Larry E. Williams, a former Gurney aide, amid a Justice Department inquiry. Gurney stated the DOJ investigation is ongoing and declined further comment.
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Networks pledge help in Nixon TV reporting probe
ABC and NBC indicate cooperation with the National News Council's study of President Nixon's charges of unfair television reporting. NBC and CBS plan to supply tapes for clearly identified broadcasts while avoiding broad, indiscriminate access. The White House has not commented.
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Agnew Sends $10,000 Tax Evasion Fine Payment
A $10,000 personal check from former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived at the U S attorney's office in Baltimore to cover an income tax evasion fine. U S Attorney George Beall said the check dated Oct 28 was turned over to the Baltimore clerk of courts.
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House ready to vote on Ford nomination amid Nixon impeachment talks
The House Judiciary Committee moves quickly on Gerald Ford for vice president while impeachment of President Nixon stalls. Subpoena power remains with the chair as Rodin signals a Watergate prosecutor bill. A final vote on Ford could occur after Thanksgiving, then a formal impeachment inquiry may begin.
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Bald babes beware of buns and ponytails in hair loss warning
Two Boston doctors report in Archives of Dermatology that tight pulling with bobby pins or curlers can cause partial baldness. The warning cites a nurse at a Boston hospital who developed two bald spots at locations where pins were used.
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Brown urges Nixon to name Democrat aides for cabinet
Former California Governor Edmund G Brown says President Nixon should appoint respected Democrats to his cabinet to regain public confidence. He cites Averill Harriman and Terry Sanford as examples and notes he is not seeking federal office. Brown aims to back his son Edmund Jr for California governor next year.
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Hollowed turnips used as jack o lanterns in Scotland
In Scotland, hollowed-out turnips serve as jack o lanterns, reflecting local DIY pumpkin alternatives for Halloween. The practice highlights regional harvest traditions and creative reuse of produce.
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