Immunity Granted To Witnesses In Watergate Case
At Lansing airport Agnew urged the Senate committee to recess hearings while the court process runs. Judge Sirica weighed Dean's bid for immunity or delay. Prosecutors denied Dean full immunity but offered him a guilty plea to one obstruction count, later rescinded. Dean’s lawyer said he cooperates and may invoke the 5th Amendment if no immunity. He could testify against Haldeman Ehrlichman Magruder and Mitchell.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Nixon press conference not scheduled yet
Washington AP reports President Nixon has not scheduled a press conference and press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler says no conference is expected this week. The item also includes a garbled Treasury cash policy note with withdrawals listed.
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Washington
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Legislation requires student subsidy notices in tuition bills
Harrisburg AP report states the House passed a bill forcing all state aided colleges and universities to disclose each student’s share of state subsidies on regular tuition bills. The measure, approved Monday and sent to the Senate, would apply to community colleges state colleges Indiana University Penn State Pitt Temple and Lincoln University.
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Senate
Indiana University
Penn State
Pitt
Temple
Lincoln University
Death penalty bill advances with gas chamber plan
The Senate took no major action on a revised death penalty measure drafted by the House Law and Justice Committee. The bill eliminates accomplice and drug provisions and replaces the electric chair with a lethal gas chamber, targeting murders during felonies, hostage scenarios, hijackings, and killings by inmates already serving life.
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House Law and Justice Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Government Pays Nixon Water Lines at San Clemente
The General Services Administration says the federal government spent about $9,784 on water and sewer lines for the California estate of President Nixon.Of this, $6,260 paid for a six inch water line for fire protection at the Western White House and a swimming pool Nixon built in 1969. The sewer line cost $3,200 of the total $9,784, expanded to serve federal personnel, with the Secret Service requesting the work.
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Nixon
California
General Services Administration
White House
San Clemente
GSA
Terry Angelo
Secret Service
Angelo
Associated Press
Newsday
Long Island
Planes Allowed to Land in Dublin After Years of Haggling
American commercial aircraft will be allowed to land in Dublin under a new agreement signed with Ireland, ending 27 years of dispute. Pan American and Trans World Airlines previously could land only at Shannon, while passengers flew to Dublin via a local carrier. The Irish airline already had landing rights in New York Boston and Chicago.
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Dublin
Ireland
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Shannon
New York
Boston
Chicago
Agnew urges Congress to grant broader presidential authority
Vice President Spiro Agnew told Michigan Manufacturers Association that Congress should empower the president to shape global economics and adjust tariffs as needed. He tied trade reform to open international society and urged actions on MFN status for Communist nations with congressional veto. Agnew pressed broader authority for flexible tariffs, temporary protections, and aligned with open fair competition.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Agnew
Tokyo
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United States
Phase 3 wage freeze debated in Senate move
Senate discussions focus on Phase 3 inflation controls and exempting wages below 3.50 per hour from increases tied to any federal minimum wage rise. Proxmire urges Nixon action to cool the economy as Mansfield notes another May wholesale price rise signals policy failure.
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School Tax Boost OK’d by Indiana school board
Bids for equipment and maintenance were awarded to low bidders Edward Don Indiana for a walk in freezer and convection oven, RoCel Electronics Pittsburgh for a sound system, Dalico Ink Murrysville for shorthand lab, A. F. Moreau and Sons Indiana for parking lot paving, Monessen Contracting Co Pricedale for Ben Franklin school roof repairs. Delinquent tax collectors named for July to December with five percent commission. Tenure contracts issued to twelve teachers. Attended by Thomas Kunkle over drainage issues. student Thomas Servinsky urged tennis facilities. Special meeting set for June 25 at 8:15 p.m.
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Paul Woodring
Sheloca
Florence Sharp
White Township
L. T. Stadtmiller
Pennsylvania
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Karol Clawson
Joyce Fiscus
Susan Gatti
Dennis Irvin
Lenore Lasowecky
Harry Lavsa
Harry McPherson
Patricia Miseyka
Donna Putt
Linda Shoop
Joseph Sorce
Charles McGreevy
Thomas Kunkle
East Pike
Boyle Financed Killings Alleged in Yablonski Case
ERIE PA AP The state renews claim ex UMW President W A Boyle authorized transfer of 20000 to UMW District 19 to fund the Dec 31 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter Pass an UMW official faces trial Sprague says Pass is not the arranger but one of them Prater to testify and several defendants may testify against Pass while defense cites credibility of murderers and plea deals as motives for cooperation
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Erie County
Albert Pass
Pass
Middlesboro
UMW
Yablonski
Phillips
Joseph Yablonski
Clarksville
Erie
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Richard Sprague
Sprague
Boyle
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
District 19
William J. Prater
Prater
Harold Gondelman
Gondelman
Tyrone Motorcycle Driver Dies In Embankment Mishap
Tyrone Virginia scene mourns after 21 year old Eric Lee Shope died when his motorcycle lost control on a legislative route and plunged down an embankment near Tipton. Blair County Coroner D Harold Troxell declared him dead at the scene Monday night.
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Tyrone
Tipton
Eric Lee Shope
Blair County
D. Harold Troxell
Skylab begins tests for space manufacturing boom
Spacemen start a series of materials processing tests aboard Skylab 1, including molten metals in zero gravity, electron beam welding, and growing gallium arsenide crystals, aimed at future orbiting factories. The crew led by Charles Conrad Jr and Joseph Kerwin also conducts medical studies and urban development research in the Chesapeake Bay area. Experts foresee a potential multi billion dollar space economy by century's end, with high tech devices, strong materials, precise bearings, optics, and vaccines.
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Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Conrad
Daniel J. Fink
General Electric Co
William ©. Armstrong
Office of Manned Space Flight
Earth
Brandt Meir Talks Like Walking Tightrope in Israel
Chancellor Willy Brandt wrapped up his first visit to Israel after 98 hours of talks and tours. He mingled with Israelis, faced a protest from a right wing group, and received warm public support. Acknowledging Germany’s Nazi past yet pursuing detente, Brandt noted a far reaching effect on future relations with Israel. Meir invited Brandt to visit Germany, signaling a diplomatic shift and a new German Israeli partnership led by a Nobel Peace Prize winner with anti Nazi credentials.
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Willy Brandt
Golda Meir
Brandt
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Sea of Galilee
Kibbutz
Meir
Yad Vashem
National Memorial Center For
Germany
Charged For Adoption Of Babies
PITTSBURGH AP The FBI charged Louis F Raucci a 43 suburban Penn Hills man with obstructing justice in an interstate baby sale probe He allegedly tried to intimidate his mother in law to withhold information He was arraigned and released on a 10000 bond FBI said buyers paid 4000 to 8000 but no babies were delivered in most cases
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Penn Hills
Louis F. Raucci
Raucci
Jan D. MacLennan
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