Lawyer Denies CIA Blame in Watergate Testimony
The hearing revealed McCord denied pressuring to blame the CIA for Watergate and Alch testified McCord sought duress as a defense while Caulfield said no clemency offer came from Nixon. Caulfield described orchestrating messages to McCord and Ulasewicz discussed his role and pay. The panel recessed after Caulfield’s testimony as witnesses prepared for further questioning.
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Scandal Continues as Lambton Faces Drug Probe
The scandal intensified with photographs said to show Lambton and a girl being peddled to papers. Lambton hid after two summonses were issued by the attorney general for possession of marijuana and amfhetamines. He later issued a statement from Scotland claiming police searched his home, found soft drugs and barbiturates, and he had prescriptions for years. British papers hinted the case touches wider political figures, with diaries linked to pornography probes.
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Vietnam talks hinge on reciprocal steps amid new clashes
Reported shifts say Indochina advisers enter South Vietnam disguised as civilians while both sides accuse each other of breaches including bombing in Cambodia and delaying mine removal. Kissinger in Paris signals possible normalization if North Vietnam shows goodwill, as new talks ponder clarification of the accord and violations.
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Skylab Mission Advances to Space Station Phase
The project’s continued franchise effort shows success as astronauts prepare to move into the space station on Sunday. They will begin extended occupation and work in orbit for weeks, marking a shift to sustained Skylab living and operation.
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Democrats Guard Political System After Watergate Dinner
Washington AP reports Democrats at a high fundraising dinner framed themselves as custodians of the political system after Watergate. Senator Hollings warned Nixon’s troubles threaten all, while Mansfield urged steps to purify and renew processes. Receipts exceeded $200,000 with potential to reach $1 million. a fall telethon was planned to erase a $3.1 million debt.
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Watergate and Floods Highlight Busy Washington and Illinois
The article outlines Watergate fallout with attorney departures and Nixon administration reactions, plus CIA involvement and political fundraising plans. It shifts to flood relief in Illinois with St Marys and Kaskaskia Island residents rebuilding after the Mississippi levee breach, and ends with Senate confirmations, vetoes, and foreign talks.
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Laos Seeks Pathet Lao Cooperation for Missing Combatants
American officials report no cooperation from Pathet Lao headquarters hindering investigations into missing airmen. The US military liaison in Nakhon Phanom stands by in Vientiane as talks continue on prisoner exchanges and missing combatant data amid ongoing Ho Chi Minh Trail air losses and Laos political instability.
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Travel Continue Fragment Sparks Travel Rights Debate
Paige Wins argues travel should be encouraged not restricted as he contends the legislation would let the President approve trips for supporters while excluding critics. The dispute centers on executive power over travel and who may be invited to accompany the president.
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