Judge Sirica Recalls Miss Woods to Court
In Washington AP Judge John J. Sirica ordered Rosa Mary Woods back to court to detail what White House aides advised her before testifying on Watergate tapes. The recall delayed Alexander Haig Jr.’s testimony as Woods faced questions about a possible button press that created an 18 minute 15 second gap in a June 20 1972 conversation between Nixon and Haldeman. The hearing also touched on attorney Samuel Powers and payments connected to Howard Hughes.
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White House
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Rosa Mary Woods
Sirica
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Powers
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J. Fred Bushardt
Remai
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Siriea
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Billonaire
Howard Hughes
Seneate Watergate Committee
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Reeboro
Florida
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Haie
Woods
Judges wrap up hearing on Texas districts voting strength
Anggee Press writer Lee Jones reports in Austin that JT an tonto political scientist testified that multimember House districts in Texas tend to maintain voting strength for target groups. Dr Charles Cotrell of St Marys University testified as a witness before the panel.
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Austin
Antonto
Acroga
Uniei
Hisig County
Cotrell
Hidalgo County
Pit Cottrell
Lubbock County
Port Clinton to Host New Nuclear Plant
A large Port Clinton construction project begins with cranes delivering steel beams for a 500-foot cooling tower. The plant, designed to hold five million gallons of water, is slated to begin producing commercial electricity in 1975.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
South Vietnam Forces Rush Reinforcements In Quang Duc
South Vietnamese troops moved into Quang Duc Province to stem a North Vietnamese advance after the capture of Kien Duc. The fight marked the fiercest engagement since the ceasefire, with reports of shells, tanks, and bomber support along a 30 mile front as Gia Nghia faced possible attack and U.S. and other nations urged restraint.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Quang Duc
Central Highlands
Kien Duc
Gia Nghia
Gia Nghia le
Cpn
Gla Ni
Loc Ninh
Salego
Protesting Truckers Stage Huge Blockades Across States
Trucks blocked the Delaware Memorial Bridge and major routes in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania protesting diesel prices and speed limits. Leaders demanded talks with Ohio Governor Gilligan while asserting broader nationwide shutdowns. Authorities estimated up to 1,000 rigs on the bridge and hundreds more blocked interstates and turnpikes, causing significant traffic delays and detours.
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Associated Press
Delaware
New York
Washington, D.C
Ohio
Indiana
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
New Jersey
Jersey
Delaware River
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Pow Timetey 2
South Bend
Michigan
Norwalk
Elyria
Fremont
John Gilligan
Governor’s Office
Cilligan
Jack E. Hansan
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Greyhound Corp
New Jersey Turnpike
Deepwater
Danish Premier Resigns After Voters Swing Right
Socialist Prime Minister Anker Joergensen resigns as Danes vote in a general election with a record turnout of 64.7 percent. The Folketing majority is lost, and a caretaker government is named while a new cabinet is formed. Ten parties compete, up from five, amid pledges to curb welfare state spending and liberal policies.
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George Boultwood
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Anker Joergensen
Denmark
Marprethe
Joergensen
Folketing
F Ulketing
Chao
Social Demotrate Party
Higgest Party
Tte Lize
Nixon Becomes Millionaire Since Presidency
Report says President Nixon's net worth rose from about 72,000 on January 1, 1969, to 988,000 by May 31, with cash flow adding 12,000 to reach millionaire status. Lawyers Kenneth Geunill and H L Chapman Rose say the figures come from an audit by Coopers & Lybrand and reflect various real estate holdings and deposits.
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Ashington
Prege Sdk
Nixon
White House
Kenneth Geunill
Philadelphia
HL Chap
Coopers & Lys Brand
Law Ord
California
Florida
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