Ulasewicz Tax Fraud Trial Hears Watergate Links
Former IRS agent Leo Libowitz testifies that Anthony Ulasewicz told him he failed to report 41000 income to avoid embarrassing Nixon or endangering himself. Witnesses include John Dean and Ehrlichman. Ulasewicz amended returns after filing. A coconut cream pie disrupted the trial during lunch.
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Watergate
Anthony Ulasewicz
Nixon
Leo Libowitz
Internal Revenue Service
Ulasewicz
New York City
Libowitz
White House
John Dean
Herbert Kalmbach
Richard M. Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Mao Said Struggle Would Continue Says Nixon Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower recalls Mao Tse tung telling her that class and party struggles in China could last 200 to 300 years. She notes Mao's skepticism about the Chinese people and youth, as quoted in an excerpt from a Ladies Home Journal article.
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New York
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party In
Simon & Schuster
Winter Weather Closes Highways and Schools in North Carolina
Icy conditions and freezing temperatures hit North Carolina with road closures along Interstate 40 from Waynesville to Knoxville and U S 441 to Gatlinburg. Snow totals ranged from half an inch to five inches in higher elevations while schools in at least five counties were shut. Six degrees in Asheville and single digits elsewhere reflected deep cold across the region.
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Highway Patrol
Waynesville
Knoxville
U.S. 1923
Asheville
Johnson City
U.S. 441
Gatlinburg
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Amoco
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Dacron & Cott Pesnent Press & Knit
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Katz
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Family Bible
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