Memos Moved to Basement in Watergate Probe
Former White House adviser says campaign memos were placed in the basement per Nixon lawyers’ advice to protect executive privilege. He denies they show illicit activity, while Sen. Ervin argues no basis to withhold campaign records as presidential papers. Buchanan cites memos on strategy against Muskie and McGovern and condemns leaks as damaging his reputation.
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Sen
Sam Ervin
Buchanan
North Carolina
White House
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Muskie
H.R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
George McGovern
Wuchanan
McGovern
Senate Committee
Sam Cash
House rejects Agnew continues on front page
The House rejected calls to act on Vice President Agnew as legal moves swirl. Speaker Albert and various Democrats flagged court authority, while Republicans pressed for a select committee to investigate the charges. A potential impeachment path looms if indictments or convictions arise or if courts demand action.
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Albert
Otto Kerner
Alter Findley
Robert BE. Bauman
John B. Anderson
Bell
William Scohen
Maine
House
Jerome Waldie
D- Calif
Agnew
Agnes
Nixon role in Agnew case and White House stance
Warren said the president should not interfere in Agnew's appeal or the judiciary, and that the vice president must decide his course. He noted Nixon did not pressure Agnew and resignation was discussed but not demanded. The White House maintains court jurisdiction over matters and continues policy goals despite Watergate preoccupations.
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Agnew
House
White House
Carl Albert
Warren
Nixon
Vis
Flint Richardson
POWs Case Reveals Divergent Military Probes and Charges
Details show Wilber and Miller faced court martial probes after being shot down over North Vietnam. Warner pursued thorough witness interviews while the Army dropped eight charges with a lighter inquiry. Stockdale, Corado, and other POW leaders were cited in related actions amid policy limits set by Laird.
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Namese
Wilber
North Vietnam
Miller
Stockdale
Coronado
Calif
Coronario
Melvin R- Laird
Pentagon
Warner
Army
Air Force
Theodore Guy
U S cost panel to hike gasoline
Washington officials outline expected gasoline price increases while President Nixon presses for action this week. California stations faced a four day shutdown, New Hampshire dealers trimmed a planned three day strike, and Massachusetts officials report inquiries about protest handling. Dealers in Michigan and Arkansas await council decision and watch for possible impacts on supply and prices.
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Washington
Meldrim Thompson
Gary
Hammond
Ind
Gasoline Dealers Association
Robert Jacobs
Massachusetts
Quinn
Michigan
Cost of Living Council
Arkansas
Boy Loses Foot After Freight Train Hop
Bruce Johnson 11 year old son of Mrs Mary Anne Morell of 14206 San Jose Ave Bellflower attempted to hop a slow moving freight train at Alondra Boulevard and Pacific Avenue around 540 PM Wednesday. He slipped under the wheels and had his right foot amputated at Paramount General Hospital. Lakewood deputies said the incident occurred while attempting to board a moving car. The youth was reported as doing as well as can be expected.
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Paramount
Bellflower
Bruce Johnson
Mary Anne Morell
San Jose Ave
Paramount General Hospital
Lakewood
Reagan tax plan panels limited by League of Women Voters critics
Campaign aide Mike Deaver accused the League of Women Voters of barring supporters from panel discussions on Gov. Reagan's tax limitation measure. He said California for Lower Taxes representatives were excluded from panels in San Mateo and Sacramento, hindering arguments for and against the proposal.
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UPL
Mike Deaver
Californians For Lower Taxes
San Mateo
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