Nixon to Send Tape Decision to Senate Panel
President Nixon will send his decision on White House tape recordings to the Senate Watergate committee Monday. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren gave no hint on the ruling, but reports say the move may deny the committee access to the tapes. The panel hopes tapes clarify testimonies and show Nixon’s knowledge of Watergate. Ehrlichman called tapes the ultimate evidence. FBI widens probe into the hoax call about turning over tapes. Liddy refuses oath at CIA links hearing. Nedzi fates contempt steps.
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Britain
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Rose Garden
Watergate
FBI
Watergate Committee
Ervin
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Robert C. Marcian
Wallace Urges Open Party for 1976 Delegates
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace urged the Democratic Party to select all 1976 delegates by primary with 50 percent women. He called removing minority and youth quotas, supporting open participation and elimination of winner take all rules while backing 50 50 gender parity and a truly inclusive party.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Democratic Party
Wallace
Drayton Pruitt
Livingston
Seven Sentenced By Judge Coggin On Witness Day
Seven people pleaded guilty and received prison terms during witness day before Morgan County Circuit Judge Tom B. Coggin. Dietz, 17, got two-year terms for unlawful sale of secobarbital and phecyclidine hydrochloride, running concurrently. Others faced varied sentences for burglary arson and stolen property offenses.
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Morgan County
Tom B. Coggin
Steven Dietz
3Rd Ave
Dietz
Panama City
Fla
Billy Walter Connett
Decatur
First National Bank
Birmingham
Coggin
Hollis Jackson
5Th Ave
Jackson
Emma Mae Hill
11Th Ave
Liddy Cited For Refusal To Take Oath As Witness
The House Armed Services Subcommittee voted to cite G. Gordon Liddy for contempt of Congress for refusing to take an oath in the Watergate investigation. Liddy, convicted earlier on charges related to the Watergate break in, remains silent and waved to reporters after the hearing. If upheld, the citation would move to the federal district attorney for grand jury action.
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House
Subcommittee
Lucien Nedzi
Dmich
Liddy
NYT
Washington
House Armed Services Subcommittee
G. Gordon Liddy
Congress
White House
Congressional
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
District of Columbia
Danbury
Conn
Lucien N. Nedzi
D. Mich
Central Intelligence Agency
Nedzi
Peter Moralis
Poughkeepsie
John W. Dean
Federal District Attorney
Grand
Arnold S. Johnson
House Committee On Internal Security
NAACP Decatur Chapter Celebrates First Anniversary
The Decatur NAACP marks its first anniversary with a program at 3 p.m. at Carrie Matthews Recreation Center. Eulie Roberts Jr. serves as president and Salma attorney J L Chestnut is keynote speaker. The chapter, founded in 1909, advocates desegregation, legal defense, voter registration, and minority rights.
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Decatur
NAACP
Salma
J. L. Chestnut
Carrie Matthews Recreation Center
Eulie Roberts Jr
Viola Rainey
Ira Turner
George Tapscott
Roberts
Antarctic Age Revised to Four Billion Years
Researchers at the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences conclude the Antarctic is four billion years old, updating the prior estimate of two billion years. The finding shifts understanding of Earth history and polar geology.
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Moscow
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
Antarctic
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