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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
5
The piece argues against quick closure of the Watergate investigations, urging thorough truth-telling on Nixon aides and alleged abuses. It criticizes Agnew and Gurney, questions executive privilege claims, and calls for examining presidential power, surveillance, and constitutional threats.
Disillusioned donors to President Nixon’s 1972 re election fund sue in federal court alleging they were misled by fundraisers and seek redistribution of the campaign treasury surplus. One class action represents over a million contributors with refunds already issued selectively.
Former FBI official William C Sullivan testified that twelve of seventeen officials and newspapermen tapped between 1969 and 1971 were innocent of national security leaks. He described removing logs to protect identities and said some tapped persons included newsmen. He tied the taps to White House and Justice Department actions and related them to the Ellsberg trial.
North Alabama Senator Gene McLain on a breakfast panel criticizes media coverage while running for governor. He predicts a Wallace Brewer runoff, cites North Alabama as pivotal, and says Brewer failed to carry Madison County. McLain asserts he can mobilize Birmingham north for a win.
Cairo report analyzes how Arab oil and currency strength could influence conflict resolution. It notes May events including a oil production pause by Iraq Kuwait Algeria and Libya, Saudi Arabia signaling oil restraint, Sadat urging cautious peace, and Egypt seeking broader Arab unity under changing leadership.
Democratic National Chairman Robert S. Strauss requests a probe of the Dallas break-in last July amid Watergate revelations. Police found no fingerprints or missing papers. the master bedroom was ransacked and valuables left, Strauss referencing letters to Sen. Ervin and Atty. Silbert.
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