Nixon Faith In Agnew Integrity Stays Strong
President Nixon declared his faith in Vice President Agnew's integrity remains unshaken amid a Baltimore grand jury probe into political corruption. He condemned news leaks, said he would fire officials who leak, and ruled out discussing specific allegations. The article covers indictments of Maryland committee members and related federal scrutiny of Agnew.
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Duckett
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National Committee
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Federal Grand Jury
WS. Atty
George Beall
Beall
Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
Donald Sheeley
Central Services
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Agnew and
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Ross B. Diffenderffer
Towson, Md
Richardson
U.S
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Cox
Sirica
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England
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Watergate Grand Jury
Executive Branch
Nixon defends handling after Watergate meetings
President Richard Nixon described the Watergate period in early July 1972, disputing some aides’ quotes, insisting a full investigation was ordered, and predicting eventual exoneration for defendants. Nixon recalled the March 21 White House meeting and discussed hush funds, clemency, and press on the case.
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Halteman
Dean
John
Skylab health review allows continued mission for crew
A medical panel reviewed tests aboard Skylab this week and concluded that astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma could safely continue the mission. The health of the spacemen and the risk of slow bodily deconditioning from long term space flight remain under study, but no immediate mission end is planned.
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Schneider
Skylab
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Terrorists Hurl Homemade Bombs In Chilean Capital
In Santiago unidentified terrorists hurled homemade bombs at the North Korean Embassy and at several stores and homes. Five people were wounded in shootings and a woman injured in a bombing as a four month transportation strike disrupted Chilean commerce amid Allende era socialist programs. Eight attacks were reported before dawn with devices hurled from vehicles, shattering glass and splintering doors including a liquor store and a butcher shop.
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Cambodia invites Thai press as Lon Nol warns allies
Cambodian leaders Fernandez Long Boret and Lon Nol briefed 40 Thai newsmen in Phnom Penh. Lon Nol warned that if North Vietnamese aggression continues a major offensive could invite foreign support, while Long Boret pressed for more U.S. aid and equipment but no troops. Swank signed $110,000 aid for Neak Luong hospital, destroyed in a B52 raid. Elsewhere, European reporters detained by Viet Cong and turmoil follows Nixon Watergate developments.
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Lon Nol
Long Boret
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nixon
Hanoi
United Nations
Thailand
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Congress
Highway 30
U.S
Emory C. Swank
Neak Luong
Swank
Indochina
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Saigon
Economy continues price controls and new food rules
The council outlined that food costs may be reflected in prices with a dollar-for-dollar effect. Large firms must notify the council of any increases due to other costs as new regulations take effect. Beef price ceilings lift September 12 alongside the new rules, following July and current temporary measures that saw sharp price hikes. Dunlop warned further increases are likely but may be smaller than July's surge.
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Dunlop
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