Secret Service Can Record White House Calls Without Notice
The Secret Service said it can legally record White House calls without notifying the caller. It cited exceptions for fire and police when there is a verbal or bomb threat to the President and noted its duty to protect the President and family takes priority over tariff rules on call recording.
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Mansfield proposes tapes compromise to avert clash
Senate leader Mike Mansfield urged the Watergate committee and President Nixon to seek a new compromise on Nixon's Watergate tapes. He proposed Nixon submit the tapes to seven senators who would listen privately, preserving confidentiality, potentially extending to Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. The case against Nixon remains in court and Sirica has ordered tape access, which Nixon is appealing.
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Weicker says Congress unparalyzed by scandal
Senator Lowell Weicker Jr of Connecticut asserts that Watergate has paralyzed the White House not Congress. He notes Congress remains active on highways health and other legislation during a news briefing in Hartford. As a member of the Senate Select Committee he has become a familiar TV figure amid White House tensions.
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Watergate panel refrains from probing Agnew
The Senate Watergate committee said it has found no evidence to warrant an Agnew investigation. Chief counsel Sam Dash noted no scope for action under the panel's 1972 campaign focus after discussions with U S attorney George Beall of Baltimore linked to Maryland kickback probes. Deputy press secretary Warren said Nixon wants Atty Gen Richardson to oversee the matter and will not comment.
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Senate probes dirty tricks and Watergate spillover
Washington investigators prepare a confidential report on political espionage and campaign finances for the Watergate committee. Chief counsel Samuel Dash to present findings next Tuesday, as the panel weighs splitting hearings into sabotage and finances subcommittees to speed action.
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