Actor Model And Burglar Kill Each Other In Fight
New York AP report details the murderous confrontation in a Greenwich Village apartment where actor and model Bruce Pecheur, 31, and burglar Edward Garcia, 29, killed each other with gun and knife as the actor's wife witnessed. Police note the crime follows a nearby stabbing and local protests against rising crime.
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Watergate continues with Senate rift and Nixon speech
Watergate coverage centers on disagreement over seven senators and the White House role. Former aide Magruder pleads guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice and intercept communications. LaRue also pleads guilty. Nixon defends denials, cites no tape release, while Ervin and Inouye seek details. Republicans mostly back Nixon, others doubt impact on polls.
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Dollar decline blamed for higher U.S. food costs
Economists including Paul Samuelson, Clifford Hardin, and Sidney Jones say the dollar’s fall worsens U.S. food prices. The dollar was devalued in December 1971 and February, with IMF notes showing major currencies rising against it. Burns warns a under valued dollar forces selling goods abroad at giveaway prices and hurts the economy.
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Agent Who Allegedly Passed On Political Data Resigns
Washington AP The Secret Service says special agent James C. Bolton Jr has resigned after allegedly disclosing political intelligence during the 1972 presidential campaign. Investigations found the disclosure was to his father, but the act violated agency policy and is deemed an isolated incident.
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Ervin Seeks Blame-Free Watergate Conclusion
Senator Ervin, continuing from Case One, says the committee seeks to complete a fair Watergate investigation and declare the President blameless. He criticizes the idea that the committee aims to blame him and emphasizes members hope for a full, unblemished report.
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