Moore Defends Mitchell Testimony Nixon Unaware of Cover-Up
Moore recounts Mitchell testimony and Dean’s account while asserting Nixon did not know of the Watergate cover-up before public charges. He says Dean told Nixon he warned him about a cancer on the presidency and describes meetings in February about fundraising to quiet Watergate defendants.
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Dean
Hunt
Moore
Nixon
White House
Watergate
Ixen
H.R. Haldemann
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
LaCosta
Calif
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
New York
Survivors endure harrowing voyage amid roaring seas rescue
Surfus and his family clung to a hull as five foot waves swept them for hours. Mary Surfus, 41, was torn by a Portuguese man of war but survived with Emily, 4. The group paddled four miles to an island, were spotted by a fishing vessel, and taken to Key West hospital in good condition for exposure and bruises. Other relatives included Clifton Surfus, 61, and children Dawn, 17 and Carrie, 12.
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Mary
Emily
Frances
Key West
Gerald
Clifton
Daphne
Amy
Bonnie
Carrie
Dawn
Nixon Hospital Visit Stirs White House Briefing
President Nixon was admitted to a hospital after a fever and viral pneumonia was diagnosed. Doctors said no complications and that rest and medication were advised. Helen Smith and aides explained the White House situation as Mitch Mitchell testified before the Senate War tergate panel about possible subpoenas for White House papers.
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New York City
Nixon
Ziegler
Tkach
Fire damages high level records storage and veteran files
A midnight Wednesday blaze left uninjured victims escaping. Navy and Army files on the fifth and sixth floors suffered heat and water damage. About 20 million personnel and medical records from 1885 onward were stored on the fifth floor and 30,000 WWII era Army Air Corps files on the sixth. The GSA aims to salvage a tape and disc retriever system to aid record duplication. VA warns inquiries will be limited until building damage is assessed, risking disability, pension, and other benefit claims.
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Army
Wesley C. Scarborough
Navy
Army Air Corps
GSA
Washington
Benefits Office
The
Veterans Administration
Nixon Defies Senate Meeting on Watergate Documents
Senate sources say the committee seeks briefing papers, documents for news conferences, and files of Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean related to Watergate. Nixon refused to meet or supply the materials, citing possible constitutional damage from compelled testimony. Dean had testified and Nixon waived privileges for staff to testify.
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White House
H. R. Haldeman
Dean, Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Dean
Ervin
Nixon set to approve Phase 4 of price program
Treasury sources indicated Phase 4 likely to be approved next week as the plan, largely prepared, awaits President Nixon's sign off. The June 13 price freeze reached its halfway point, with Dunlop endorsing Phase 3's cost justification and noting only three of many large firms lacked justification for some increases. An analysis of eight industrial sectors showed 1.2 percent price rises in early 1973 while costs rose 5.4 percent during Phase 2 and 3, including steel, paper, glass, rubber, textiles, autos, dairy, and processed foods.
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Treasury Department
Nixon
Dunlop
Second Committee To Probe Money For Nixon Homes
A second congressional panel will probe nearly 1.9 million dollars spent from federal funds at Nixon private residences in California and Florida. The hearings scrutinize security upgrades and maintenance at Key Biscayne and San Clemente, with cost figures and authority disputed by the General Services Administration and Secret Service.
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Nixon
California
Florida
Key Biscayne
Fla
San Clemente
Calif
Secret Service
General Services Administration
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
House Government Activities Subcommittee
James J. Rowley
House Appropriations
Subcommittee
Tom Steed
D-Okla
White House
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
GSA
Arthur F. Sampson
Public Buildings Service
U.S. Secret Service
Edward R. Roybal
Dcalif
William E. Casselman
Casselman
Rowley
Truman
Lilburn E. Boggs
Rowley and Sampson
U S to Start Bomber Pullout From Asia War This Weekend
WASHINGTON AP The United States will begin pulling B52 bombers from Southeast Asia this weekend with 13 jets departing Guam signaling a gradual withdrawal of at least half of the 20 heavy bombers in Indochina before the August 15 ceasefire deadline.
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U.S
Asia
Washington
United States
Nixon Administration
Guam
Indochina
Thailand
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Salem Witch Trials Testimony In Early Salem interrogations
Mary Walcott then 16 among Salem girls cried and convulsed claiming attacks by invisible witches. Witches named ranged from child to grandmother among townsfolk. On April 22 1692 magistrate pressed accused witch Mary Black asking if she was a witch. She silent. Pricks caused afflicted to cry as blood appeared on Mary Walcott arm Abigail Williams stomach and Mary Lewis foot.
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Mary Walcott
Mary Black
Salem
Abigail
Williams
Mary Lewis
Kidnaping Suspect Faces Multiple Franklin County Charges
Franklin County investigators filed nine counts against Maceri related to Sundays kidnapings including aggravated kidnapping aggravated assault aggravated battery rape and deviate sexual behavior. He faces eight charges from the chase covering auto theft to driving without a license and violation of parole.
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Franklin County
Maceri
Currency rates around the world in late day update
Closing rates show dollar to various currencies with Wednesday values in brackets. Frankfurt 2.3880 marks (2.4035) Paris 4.14 French francs (4.15) Milan 580 lire (590.10) Zurich 2.8550 Swiss francs (12.89) Amsterdam 2.6262 guilders (2.6510) Tokyo 264.985 yen (264.575) London 2.5441 dollars per pound (2.5473).
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Frankfurt
Paris
Milan
Zurich
Amsterdam
Tokyo
London
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