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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1975

Page

16

Nixon Says He Is 73 Percent Recovered After Surgery

Former President Richard Nixon, in a brief interview with USC Daily Trojan editor Kari Granville, said doctors report him about 75 to 80 percent recovered from surgery and phlebitic complications. The Palm Springs gathering noted his plan to house presidential papers at USC and hinted public access to the famous tapes. Nixon spoke about travel and foreign dignitaries, with no Watergate mentions.

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Eviction at Graham rally told

A Davidson College senior testified that after a Nixon speech in 1971 he went to a Billy Graham rally to confront the president. He said he was ordered to leave and later confronted Nixon outside the coliseum amid eviction allegations in a $1.2 million Haldeman suit.

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Watergate figure Morgan Freed in California prison camp

Edward L. Morgan, a minor Watergate figure, was released after four months in a federal minimum security prison camp at Lompoc. He had pleaded guilty to backdating a deed for Nixon papers and faced charges tied to conspiring to arrange a large tax deduction for Nixon.

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