Nixon Gains As Nixon Receives Global Support Amid Hospital Stay
President Nixon remained hospitalized after surgery for phlebitis and abdominal issues. His condition improved enough for doctors to reduce anticoagulants while monitoring heart function and blood volume. Calls of support poured in from Betty Ford, Pat Nixon, and noted figures, as Nixon aides report rising medical costs and a stalled court motion over White House tapes.
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Magruder Testimony Details Laundry List Pressure
Magruder described a March 27 1978 meeting with Mitchell arranging a laundry list of favors to secure silence as the cover up unraveled. He implicated Haldeman and recalled offers of money clemency and help, while noting Mitchell would oversee the talks and that Haldeman may aid if trusted. He testified to prior assurances of income and executive clemency, and linked Mardian and Parkinson to early cover up actions.
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Herbert 4. Porter
Parkinson
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FBI
Jill Wine Wallacer
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F. Howard Hunt
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Labor report cites wage rise lifting prices and productivity focus
The report notes that higher wages and slower outputGrowth per hour push labor costs up, pressuring prices. It highlights calls for productivity gains to offset costs, with officials warning inflation and unemployment hit the poor hardest. Protests mount over rising prices as Chrysler plant faces closure and beet grading debates unfold.
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UAW
Douglas Fraser
Chicago
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Hays
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Ford
Kissinger pledges U S aid to Bangladesh during flood crisis
Secretary of State Kissinger pledged the United States would do its best to assist newly independent Bangladesh in rescuing three million homeless and starving flood victims. He cited possible additional grain shipments worth about 23 million dollars and said peace talks in the Middle East remained possible despite Palestinian recognition. He planned a visit to the Middle East and met with Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman before a potential invitation to visit India next year.
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White Mouse
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Sheikhy Mujibur Rahman
Sadat Praises Rabat Arab Summit Turning Point
Egyptian president Anwar Sadat hailed the Rabat Arab summit as a turning point in history for recognizing the PLO as the representative of the Palestinian people and funding 2.5 million dollars yearly to support confrontation against Israel. He warned of a united Arab front strengthening negotiations and warned Israel over Geneva talks.
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