Nixon reshuffles top aides over Watergate
President Nixon named Schlesinger to the Pentagon and Connally to a part time advisory role while confirming broader cabinet changes. White House counsel Dean condemned attempts to derail testimony, and Ziegler reported on shifts amid Watergate fallout as Haldeman and Ehrlichman resigned.
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McCord Details Watergate Tapping and Burglary Roles
McCord testified about tapping into Democratic Party chairman Lawrence F. O’Brien and state coordinator R. Spencer Oliver, and about a second entry planned to photograph more materials. He described meetings with Liddy and Mitchell, arrest at the party headquarters, and the cash he received for the Watergate operation. He said $18,800 was spent on legal fees.
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Mirage jets hit border area as Lebanon calm returns
Mirage jets conducted a 40 minute strike after guerrillas shelled the Klaiat airstrip near the northern frontier. Official sources reported no damage to the airfield. Guerrillas fired mortars toward Arida and Chadra, while Palestinian refugees and Lebanese tensions rise over alleged Palestinian liberties. Life resumed near normal in Sabra Shatilla camps as curfews eased.
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Pentagon Papers taps revealed in Nixon era surveillance
The FBI monitored Ellsberg and Halperin related taps from 1969 to 1971 with records disappearing in 1971. A Colson interview was released showing Ehrlichman and Dean advised silence on the burglary as a national security matter, with Dean directing interruptions if questioned.
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Sex and Culture Clash Shift Marital Sex Roles
They describe young married couples facing sexual issues as a product of rapid cultural change. Wives feel they should enjoy sexuality due to modern media, while upbringing and inhibitions hinder emotional acceptance. Couples seek therapy using Masters Johnson techniques with counselors acting as surrogate parental figures to normalize and enable sexual enjoyment.
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Five Die As Tornadoes Rake Northwest Ohio
Five people were killed and more than 100 injured as tornadoes struck northwestern Ohio. An Ohio National Guard unit from Norwalk aided Willard after a twister damaged the town. One death occurred south of Republic. injuries and damage spread across Seneca County and Kenton. Tornadoes began in northern Indiana and moved into the state around 4 30 p.m. causing outages and extensive damage.
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Skylab mission begins with astronauts in space for four weeks
Skylab begins with astronauts spending their first night aboard the Apollo craft and preparing to set up housekeeping aboard the $2.6 billion orbital lab. Over four weeks they will study Earth, the Sun, stars, and human endurance in space, with a June 12 splashdown in the Pacific Ocean after they separate from Skylab and return aboard Apollo.
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Godwin Says No Plans to Join GOP At Moment
Mills Godwin stated at a news conference that Republicans make up about 30 percent of the state's electorate and he will need independent and Democratic support to be elected. He said he must be careful not to alienate these groups and reiterated that if he receives the Republican nomination he will not oppose...
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Vesco grand jury indictment linked to Nixon family ties
The indictment details Vesco’s alleged cash contribution arranged under direction of Edward Nixon and a letter seeking favors from Costa Rican President Jose Figueres. It also cites a memorandum to Donald Nixon Sr. and a transfer of the memo via Mitchell, with Seymour lamenting the case’s toll on justice. Godwin contemplates impact of Watergate on his gubernatorial prospects.
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Forces attack near bridge south of Phnom Penh
About 60 government sentries guarding a bridge 94 miles south of Phnom Penh were attacked early Thursday. The clash at a river tributary near Takhmau left 18 soldiers dead and 12 captured after a half hour of fighting. In Saigon, reported slowing fighting and fewer cease fire violations contrasted by renewed prisoner disputes.
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