Richardson Says Cox Had Important ITT Documents
The Senate Watergate committee surfaced five Colson references to documents tied to ITT. Richardson argues these memos would show Mitchell knew of a $400,000 ITT deal before the antitrust settlement and that Ehrlichman discussed an understanding with Geneen affecting the ITT case, while Cox testified his ITT probe was 75 percent done before Nixon ordered his firing.
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Oan
Senate Watergate Committee
Colson
Haldeman
Richardson
White House
Atty
John N. Mitchell
ITT
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Harold S. Gennen
Antitrust Division
Cox
Senate
Nixon
Kleindienst
The
New York Times
Ehrlichman
Times
Geneen
Richard W. McLaren
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Connally
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Justice Department
Sens
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hart
Cambodia
Saxbe
Saxhe
Ohio
James Duerk
FBT
Kissinger Seeks Egyptian Israeli Cease Fire Accord
The United States and the Soviet Union push good offices to enforce the cease fire between Israel and Egypt. Israel demands immediate prisoner exchange while Egypt ties it to territorial claims. State Department cites view differences. Meir reports Washington and Moscow will press Arabs for swaps. Dayan lists detainees. Meir and Nixon met recently.
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West Bank
Suez Canal
United Nations
Israel
Dobrynin
United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
State Department
Robert J McCloskey
Department
Moshe Dayan
Gerald Lb. Warren
White House
Meir
Egypt and Israel outline prisoner exchange amid cease fire
Dayan announced 82 Egyptian POWs listed by Cairo with 45 injured, and 70 wounded Egyptians would be allowed home as a first step. Israel has released one pilot, with others in Egyptian hands, while Syria rejects talks and Egypt expands aid to its 3rd Army. Yugoslav agency Tanjug reports cautious regional optimism for peace. Mrs Meir noted the relief convoy followed a U.S. appeal.
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Israel
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Syria
George Saddikai
Damascus
Middle East
U.N
Belgrade
Tanjug
Yugoslavia
Cairo
Postal rate hikes eyed as city weighs penny limits
The council, citing a $1 billion per penny motorist cost, considers a rule allowing only full penny increases for gasoline costs. Deputy director James W. McLane says fraction costs would fall to business. Postal Service projections show a $418 million loss for fiscal year 1974 even if planned price hikes take effect January 5. Dunlop notes the Postal Service’s statutory aim for self sustaining operations.
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Council
James W. McLane
John T. Dunlop
Postal Service
Dunlop
Weather warms as showers likely in Southwest Virginia
A weather forecast shows showers likely in the mountains with a chance of rain across Southwest Virginia. It predicts warmer conditions with highs in the 50s in the mountains and in the 60s in other areas.
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Virginia
Record of Sunday School Attendance at The Tabernacle
Attendance reached a record high for a regular day at The Tabernacle last Sunday. Tremendous services throughout the day and strong member enthusiasm noted across the congregation.
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The
Tabernacle
Tapes Timed From Pave One Con Attempted Court Order
The Senate Watergate Committee pressed to delay tapes and documents from Pave One by seeking a court order from Sira within a circuit appeal. After losses in district and appellate courts, the President proposed a compromise to supply summaries to the special prosecutor and the committee.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Sirica
U.S. Court of Appeals
Senate Committee
Clash at Vienna Conference Over Central Europe Troop Cuts
United States and Soviet bloc delegates clashed at the opening session in Vienna over reductions in troops and weapons in Central Europe. West German envoy Behrends urged parity ceilings for ground forces, while East German Ingo Oeser backed maintaining the current balance. Over a million troops were involved regionally, with initial Western cuts targeted at under 100,000, including about 67,000 Soviets and 31,500 Americans.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
East
West Germany
Wolfgang Behrends
Ingo Oeser
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Bite Long-holding FASTEETH Powder improves denture wear
A denture accessory promotes comfort with a long-holding FASTEETH powder. It claims to ease worry for wearers by securing a steadier fit and reducing slipping during use.
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Howard Casmey
Casmey
St. Paul
Minn
Arnold 5. Anderson
Children’s Hospital and Health Center
Minneapolis
New Haven
Conn
Orville Sweeting
New Haven Board of Education
Kissinger
Mideast
Big George
Virgil Partch
R. J. Barber Jr
Sentaerr
Route
J.borber Jr
M & M Furn
Monroe St
F.W. Townes & Son
West Main Telephone
Virginia National Bank
VNB
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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