Nixon Knew Of Lost Tapes Month Ago Aide Testifies
Former White House aide Bull testified that President Nixon knew of a missing April 15 tape about a month earlier. He confirmed the box marked Part 1 corresponded to an earlier back‑up recorder and that no second part was found, while discussing a separate June 20 call from a West Hall telephone without a recording device.
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Aide
John N. Mitchell
White House
Bull
West Hall
John W. Dean
Watergate
Senate
Richard Ben Veniste
Sirica
Ben Veniste
J. Fred Buzhardt
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Dean
Mitchell
Roxanne and Robyn Homicide Case Linked to Manhunt
The investigation ties McMahon, a convicted kidnapper with a tumultuous record, to the deaths of Roxanne and Robyn after a vehicle struck the girls and their brother Curtis. McMahon surrendered in Baxley, Georgia, amid a week-long manhunt and faces a history of offenses and parole violations across multiple states.
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Curtis
Robyn
McMahon
Baxley
Atlanta
Tocca
United Nations Peace Force Moves From Talks to Action
Seven nations approved for the peacekeeping force open immediate consultations and plan to send troops to the Middle East. Sweden Finland Austria and Ireland have already deployed troops to positions between Israeli and Arab armies as part of the 7,000 man force. Africa to contribute at least three contingents, with Ghana named so far. Meir seeks stronger Israeli defense, while Prince Nixon era budget impacts may rise. Talks continue on prisoner releases and Suez forces pullback amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Finland
Austria
Ireland
U.N
Frica
Ghana
Panel studies totally implantable heart ethics and costs
A Hastings Center panel of lawyers physicians theologians and scientists examines the economic ethical legal medical psychiatric and social implications of a totally implantable heart. The group cites possible clinical use within a decade with costs estimated at 15000 to 25000 dollars and notes power sources including nuclear options faces radiation concerns and global research including Soviet work on staged development and autarkic power.
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Hastings Center Report
Hastings Center
Hastings-on-Hudson
N.Y
Albert R. Jonsen
University of California School of Medicine
San Francisco
Jonsen
Jensen
Harold P. Green
George Washington University National Law Center
Soviet Union
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Moscow
Valery Shumakov
Institute of Clinical and Experimental Surgery
Shurnakov
Mideast Truce Holds Said by U N Officials
U N officials in Cairo report some new truce violations but say the cease fire is holding. U N emergency forces from Sweden and Finland move near Ismailia and Suez as Israel and Egypt maintain frontline positions. Discussions in Washington touch on possible redraws of zones and a two part Palestinian state with international administration. Geneva Red Cross warns against political use of the Geneva Conventions amid Syria demands.
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Mideast
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Finland
Ismailia
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Washington
Golda Meir
Nixon
East Bank
Egypt
West Bank
Henry A. Kissinger
Meir
U.S
Middle East
Gaza Strip
Jordan River
The
Evening News of
Belgrade
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
Golan Heights
Syria
Damascus
Auto makers seek price hikes amid wage talks
Cory Dunlop was unavailable for comment as the council weighed new price applications. Chrysler said the council violates its rules by limiting price increases to cover costs already incurred. Ford proposed a rise reflecting about 300 dollars per unit of cumulative costs since January 1972. GM is in negotiations while American Motors will not bargain a new wage pact until next year. The council says industry costs have risen but fears auto prices could impact the economy.
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Cory Dunlop
Council
Chrysler
UAW
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
U.S. District Court
Washington
Nixon and Rebozo cruise on houseboat Coco Lobo Tl
Late Friday aides said Nixon joined next‑door neighbor C. G. Bebe Rebozo on his houseboat the Coco Lobo Tl for a cruise. Nixon had dinner with Rebozo Thursday evening after arriving here. Rebozo’s handling of $100,000 in Hughes campaign contributions is under investigation by the Senate Watergate committee.
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Nixon
C. G. Bebe
Rebozo
Coco Lobo Tl
Howard Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
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