North Vietnamese troops rout government outpost near Kien Duc
North Vietnamese troops on Thursday routed a government outpost near Kien Duc in Gia Nghia district. About 50 militiamen withdrew after a tank-led assault as refugees swarmed Gia Nghia, raising fears of a wider push into the Central Highlands while US and allied leaders discuss Vietnam policy.
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Watergate tapes gaps cited in hearings and testimony
The article recounts contentious Watergate tape issues with mentions of a five minute and an hour long talk, a missing minute gap, and witness testimony by Miss Woods. Haig explains reasons for delays and confirms the gap was found while preparing a tape index for subpoenaed Presidential conversations.
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Ford Nomination Confirms Ford as Vice President Amid Debate
The House approved Gerald Ford for vice president after a tense confirmation debate. Judiciary Committee Chairman Rodino opposed Ford as a protest to Nixon's civil rights stance, while Long urged impeachment or resignation to bolster Ford's presidency. Ford's confirmation follows Agnew's resignation, and he will serve under the 23rd Amendment with a six hour debate precedent set. Ford’s long career included leading opposition to Johnson’s Great Society and aligning with Nixon on many programs.
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Nixon Signs Pension Bill Expands Veteran Aid
President Nixon signed a bill giving about two million veterans and survivors a 10 percent cost of living increase in monthly pensions starting January 1. The measure largely restores earlier cuts and ties future increases to social security trends while urging Congress to pass full pension reform for automatic boosts.
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Tape continues on Vesco linkage to 1972 Nixon fund
The indictment ties Vesco’s contribution to Nixon re election effort to Mitchell and Stans intervention as Vesco faced an SEC probe. Dean testified Nixon called Edward Nixon innocent in the contribution deal. Gagliardi pressed for a full tape transcript after a partial version.
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