Nixon wary of Dean role in Watergate probe
Washington AP report cites John Ehrlichman testimony saying President Nixon grew suspicious of John W. Dean II and sought to stop him from being questioned publicly. Ehrlichman said Dean participated in wiretapping discussions, resisted producing a written investigative report, and was sent to Camp David to be pressured into writing, but returned empty handed.
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Nixon-Dean logs subpoena sparks constitutional clash
The Senate Watergate committee plans to subpoena Nixon Dean logs amid White House resistance claiming presidential papers. Cox presses for access as debate over executive privilege and separation of powers looms, with the White House reviewing the issue and staff.
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Gas shortage hits Texas wheatland
In Burkburnett area of North Central Texas a fuel shortage strains wheat harvests. Mrs. Harlan Mullins, a local fuel supplier, says 30,000 gallons of gasoline and 15,000 of diesel are needed to continue farming operations, with depletion expected today. The ASCS asked the Interior Department for aid as rains slowed work.
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Quiet Kennedy life beyond public glare after tragedy
After Robert F. Kennedy's death five years ago Ethel Kennedy leads a quiet life at Hickory Hill in McLean Virginia. She skis with Jean-Claude Killy and plays tennis with Rod Laver while focusing on her 11 children. The family plans a private memorial Mass with all the children returning for the anniversary.
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Senate ready to vote on new farm program
The Senate opens voting on a five year farm program that would set target prices for wheat, feed grains and cotton and pay subsidies to farmers when market prices fall. Consumers would fund the subsidies, drawing sharp criticism from administration officials while senators push to pass the measure this week with amendments ahead.
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Agnew rejects claim that Watergate paralyzes government
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told reporters at the National Governors Conference in Stateline Nevada that there is no credible claim of federal paralysis from Watergate. He said Nixon is very busy and recent White House meetings covered serious matters not related to Watergate. Neighboring Nevada Governor Mike O Callaghan said relations with Washington are not deteriorating as governors prepare policy statements on highway fund impounds and social service cuts.
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The Negro Community By Esther Hicks Prophetic Reflections
Calendar notes list American Legion Post No. 427 meeting on June 12 at 7 30 p m with Commander C G Carmichael and Auxiliary President Laura Logan urging attendance. Obituary reports Julia Coulter of Nashville died June 3 with funeral June 8 at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Center Point and burial there.
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American pilot remains found in South Vietnam crash
An American pilot's remains were located by a joint U.S. military search team in South Vietnam eight years after his plane went down. Identification awaits tests at a central lab in Thailand as part of cease-fire provisions.
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Debt ceiling kept tight by Ways and Means Committee
The Ways and Means Committee voted to hold the federal debt ceiling at 465 billion dollars through November 30, tightening Treasury borrowing space. The move, echoed by Treasury Secretary Shultz, leaves the government short of room to finance operations and requires another congressional request later this year. The panel also authorized interest payments on refunds held up to six months, at the Series E rate, a proposal tied to future action.
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George P. Shutz
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Shopping behind Iron Curtain slows life in Poland and Czech lands
AP dispatches describe long lines in Poland where women queue for meat and groceries while line switching helps save time. In Prague scarcity shapes meat prices, with rationing by state and priority given to institutions, driving reliance on connections to obtain preferred cuts.
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Robot moon buggy completes mission
Moscow report from Tass says Lunokhod 2, the Soviet robot moon buggy at Le Monnier Crater since January, has completed its mission. The official news agency announcement sparked speculation of a possible mishap after its Jan 16 moon deployment.
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Hunt to testify before LA grand jury in Watergate case
Wa tergate conspirator E Howard Hunt testifies before a Los Angeles County grand jury probing the 1971 burglary of Dr Lewis Fielding Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Hunt, Barker, and Martinez were flown from federal prison to answer questions about copying or stealing Ellsberg records and possible White House involvement.
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