Nixon Rally in Phoenix Sees Hecklers Return
President Nixon addressed a 13,000 crowd at the Phoenix Coliseum amid persistent heckling after releasing edited Watergate tapes. He urged moving past Watergate and highlighted administration achievements, then headed to Spokane for Expo 74. Rep Morris Udall criticized Nixon for resisting congressional probes and withholding evidence.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
Nixon
America
Phoenix Coliseum
House Judiciary Committee
Phoenix
Pat
Spokane
Wash
White House
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
Ford Defends Nixon Transcript Language in SC Speech
Vice President Gerald R. Ford energized South Carolina Republicans at a fund raising dinner and a Myrtle Beach news conference. He praised Nixon as best foreign policy president with strong domestic gains, urged Young to win a House seat, and criticized wording in Watergate transcripts while denying Nixon involvement in the break in.
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ED Rowland
Associated Press
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Gerald R. Ford
South Carolina
Ford
University of South Carolina Law Center
Columbia
White House
Nixon
GOP
Ed Young
Florence
John Jenrette
Charlotte
N.C
Young
Washington
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Civic Center
Watergate
Stans invokes Fifth Amendment over Nixon campaign files
Maurice H. Stans, Nixon’s chief fundraiser, uses the Fifth Amendment to avoid surrendering political records for a bribery probe. Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski seeks Stans’s campaign files, appointment logs, and contributor lists, with May 15 court appearance ordered to explain the refusal.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Special Prosecutor
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Stans
Leon Jaworski
Committee
Commerce
Tax Cut Passage Expected by Senate Finance Chair
Senate Finance Chairman predicts Congress will pass an income tax cut this year, urging President Nixon to join. He says a straight tax cut may gain enough votes to override a presidential veto, while Kennedy and Modale proposals seek higher exemptions or a $190 tax credit.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Nixon
Russell B. Lang
Dla
Long
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Walter F. Modale
D-Minn
Runoff speculation shadows N C Senate race campaigns
Atty Gen Robert Morgan top Democratic hopeful predicts victory without a runoff though observers warn a runoff would hurt the party. Henry Hall Wilson and Nick Galifianakis press for written stances on national issues amid a busy campaign trail across Guilford Greensboro Asheville and Wilmington area events. Five other candidates join a Wilmington forum stressing campaign finance reform and better representation.
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Associated Press
Robert Morgan
U.S
North Carolina
Smithfield
Henry Hall Wilson
Chicago Board of Trade Commodities Exchange
Morgan
Sam Ervin Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Guilford College
Greensboro
Asheville
Wilson
House Judiciary Committee
Hickory
Wilmington
Kissinger Secures Move to Slow Golan Fighting
Secretary of State Kissinger won an agreement from Syria and Israel to slow the fighting in the Golan Heights as he pressed for disengagement lines. Officials said talks remain far apart on where borders should be drawn, with a buffer zone and UN force under consideration. Massive fighting persists, marking the 54th straight day on the front.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
U.S
Kissinger
Damascus
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Hafez Assad
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyk
United Nations
Mt. Hermon
Golan Front
Zebra Case: Alioto Ordered Silent On Zebra Murders
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto, linking 13 Zebra killings to a black separatist group, must stay quiet about three suspects in a court appearance for Larry Green, J C Simon, and Manuel Moore. Judge Agnes O Brien Smith barred discussion by all parties and witnesses.
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William Helton
Associated Press
SAN Francisco (Ap
Joseph Alioto
Agnes O’brien Smith
Larry C. Green
J. C. Simon
Manuel Moore
Smith
Alioto
California
San Francisco
Steelworkers Sign No-Strike Pact in Big Pact
In Pittsburgh AP report, the nation's 10 largest steel producers and the United Steelworkers Union signed a three year no strike agreement granting 350 000 workers a 28 cent hourly wage hike plus 16 cent raises in 1975 and 1976. The deal includes a revised cost of living formula and an estimated $3.25 per hour cost to industry per worker.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem Steel
Dairy promise tied to milk price move sought by Nixon aide
Impeachment investigators reveal a 1971 White House push for dairy cooperatives to reaffirm a $2 million pledge to Nixon’s 1972 campaign as milk price supports were raised. The request allegedly came from John Ehrlichman and was relayed by Murray Chotiner, who was paid by dairymen. Colson and Connally are named in the probe as figures connected to the push.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Dairy Farmers Cooperatives
House Judiciary Committee
Murray M. Chotiner
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Chotiner
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
Agriculture Department
Treasury
John B. Connally
Colson
House
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