Nixon urges public to guard presidency against Congress
President Nixon appealed to Americans to resist Congress encroachment on executive powers. He argued for a strong Congress and strong presidency, previewing a State of the Union message amid Watergate distractions. The radio address sought public support and warned against limiting presidential authority.
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Herbers
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Ntional
House
Senate
Poison seed grains blamed on Calgrain supplier ship
Sacramento reports accuse a Cargill seed grain supplier of mercury-treated seed poisoning tens of thousands. The London Times, citing Ed Hughes, claims 450 to 600 deaths with shipments from Mexico and the United States, some treated at a Dixon plant, others via Port of Stockton and Houston.
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Sacramento P
William F. Drum
Sacramento
Cargill, Inc. International
London Sunday Times
Drum
Cargill
the Times
Mexico
U.S
Lear
Ed Hughes
Traqi Offic
Hughes
Dixon
Stockton
Houston
Times
Fimes
Drmp
Byt
Ican
Agnew Indictment Rumors Surface From Insider Claims
A friend and adviser to Spiro T. Agnew reportedly told a Vine magazine that Agnew expected indictment by the Baltimore Grand Jury. Time and other sources offered conflicting accounts of a Nixon-Agnew meeting and possible constitutional questions about indicting a sitting vice president.
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New York
CFT
Vine Magacine
Margy
Spire T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Baltimore Grand Dry
Wage Vine
Nivan
Wits
Seltone
Baltimore County
Marshind
Beef ceilings lifted as prices expected to rise
Beef prices begin free movement after Phase 4 removal of ceilings imposed March 29 by President Nixon. California packing plants reopen and meat packers resume operations as economists foresee price increases tied to higher slaughterhouse costs and shipments. Industry official comments warn against artificial restraints. consumers await market adjustment.
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Southland
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Priday
California
Cal Santaro
Western States Meat, Packers Association
Combcals
Wade Parker
Pacific Meat Co
Portland
Fires threaten California coast resort as 12000 acres burn
A northern California forest fire swept through 12 000 acres near Shelter Cove evacuating the small community and destroying two houses amid 5 mile per hour winds. Officials reported the blaze grew from 1 900 acres Saturday night as 51 firefighters fought to hold it back along high bluff shores.
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Combined News Services
Paeile Gast
California
Sheltar Cove
Califoria
Weokrat
Whale Gulch
Cal
Four Acre Blaze Near Chino Charred Brush and Grassland
A 4.00 acre fire burned rolling hill country by Chino Sunday scorching brush and heavy grassland before containment by nearly a hundred firefighters after five hours of air drops, bulldozing and firelines. No injuries reported. cause undetermined. Forestry officials say fourteen units, three bulldozers, five airtankers and ten hand crews assisted city fire crews. one fire truck overturned.
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Chino
Upla
Here
Shate Forestry
Forestry Division
Smith investigated over ties to organized crime and tax probes
San Diego magnate Arnholt Smith faces renewed federal scrutiny amid investigations by the SEC IRS and currency controller with grand jury subpoenas and Fifth Amendment claims. Westgate California Corp moves, naming John A. Donnelley to its board as reports link Smith to organized crime figures and long history of denials.
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Washington
Arnholt Smith
San Diego
Nixon
Swarth
Securities and Eschange Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Wand Jy
Smith
Ise Hyogo
Tod Saree
Princed Chala
John Andrey Donnelley
Westgate
Boa
Donnelley
SEC
Mudge, Rose, Guthie & Alexander
New York
Vonnelley
New York Times
Smithy
the Times
Vian i
Phase 4 protest closes hundreds of gas stations
Scattered service stations nationwide shut pumps Sunday in protest of Phase 4 price ceilings. Dealers say the rule forces price rollbacks while big oil firms raise fees and profits. California sites reported closures and long lines on open freeways as protests spread to Detroit and Phoenix plans.
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California
San Diego
Hines
Winslow
Yunta Sun
Phoenix
Sxvon
Exxon
Kennedy family support sways voters in presidential bid
The Kennedy family rallies behind Ted as he seeks the presidency, highlighting broad political backing and a stage for campaign unity. The piece notes public reception on Page A-7 and frames the effort as a key moment in early campaign visibility.
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New York Times Service
Mary
Westgate California Corp
Manholt Smoth
Nertarense
United Press International
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San Francisco
Michigan
Automobile Club
Detroit
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Ted
Viscal
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Vround
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Action Line
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