Watergate tapes and Nixon changes tied to probes
Reports detail notes of tape handling, missing recordings, and investigations tied to the Dean and Haldeman conversations. Nixon names Saxbe as attorney general and Jaworski as special prosecutor as others discuss credibility and possible disclosures amid White House recording disputes.
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Nixon
Dean
Bull
Zumwalt
Haldeman
John Dean
Richard Ben Veniste
Watergate Prosecution Force
Zumarall
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Saxbe
Filiot L. Richardson
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Clark MacGregor
Watergate Committee
MacGregor
Watergate
Buzhardt
Sirica
White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
Buzcard
John W. Dean Ff
Jeb Stuart Macgruder
United States
Trial presentence hearing for Armstrong ends in debate
Defense witnesses including Anthony Russo and Philip Berrigan attacked U.S. Vietnam policy and linked Army research to military projects. Attorneys urged leniency or reconciliation, while prosecutors called Armstrong part of the "lunatic fringe" and urged rehabilitation with a harsher sentence.
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Pentagon
Anthony Russo
Philip Berrigan
United States
Vietnam
Army Mathematics Research Center
Melvin Greenberg
Armstrong
U.S
Greenberg
William Kunstler
Chicago Seven
Sachtsen
Kunstler
Michael Zaleski
Madison
Zaleski
Saxbe appoints Jaworski to head Watergate probe team
President Nixon nominates Jaworski of Houston to oversee the Watergate investigation with Cox’s staff kept on. Saxbe lauds Bork and confirms Jaworski’s leadership, noting his war crimes trial work, ABA presidency, and ties to Lyndon Johnson. Nixon expects broad Senate approval for the appointment.
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Senate
Bork
Saxbe
Jaworski
Cox
Houston
Fulbright. Crocker and Jaworski
U.S. Army
American Bar Association
Lyndon Johnson
Waco
Tex
Baylor University
George Washington University
Saxhe
Nixon
House of Representatives
Ohio
Ohio State University
America
Committee Weighs Higher Social Security Boost Details
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee backs a Social Security benefit boost and is likely to vote on a plan featuring a payroll tax rise. Ullman proposes raising the tax rate to 5.95 percent and increasing the wage base to 12 900 or 13 200, affecting 28 million recipients and tax payers.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Ullman
House Committee
Price Changes Across Cities In Early November Survey
Eggs declined an average 8 percent in 10 of 13 cities checked. A total of 195 items were price checked on Nov 1, as they were on Oct 1. Twenty nine percent rose, 25 percent fell, 37 percent stayed the same, and 9 percent were unavailable on one survey date.
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AEC
Vnci
Chicago
Atlanta
Joe Stewart
Albuquerque
N.M
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Robert Mardian
Nixon Reelection Committee
Seattle
Wash
Justice Department
Robert H. Bork
Warren
Riverside Dr
Main St
Huggins Texaco
Westover Furniture
Automobile
Call
Gilbert‘s Insurance Agency
Boston Road
Tropical _ Fish & Aquarium
AKC
Evita
Bank Americord
Town & Country Furniture
South Boston Rd
Dave Fuquay
Virginia
Wana E Ut
Leah
Kilov Dinitris
Compania
Zien
Virginia National Bank
VNB
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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