Plan To Spy On Americans Says Ervin
Sen Sam Ervin chairman of the Watergate committee said papers taken from the White House by John Dean outline a plan to spy on Americans. He favors releasing most contents while shielding national security information. He noted immunity orders may be sought for John Dean and Jeb Magruder before witnesses are called.
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Congress Opposes Cambodia War Funding and Bombing
The Senate 630 18 and the House 224 172 voted to oppose expenditures for Cambodia military activity. Senator Eagleton calls bombing illegal, while warning Nixon facing possible veto overrides. Pentagon says B52 strikes reduced by one third due to fuel shortages yet missions continue.
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New Gold Rush Sparks West Coast Mines Amid Peak Prices
News of rising gold prices sparks renewed activity at historic California Mother Lode and Nevada Bonanza mines. Officials report loans propelling exploration in Nevada and California while price spikes lure investors and miners into a potential boom.
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Tax Revenue Booms Narrow Federal Budget Gap
U S Office of Management and Budget says unexpected tax receipts from individuals and businesses shrink the current deficit. Spending still exceeds receipts by 17.8 billion for the year, but 1974 deficit projected at 27 billion, far below earlier estimates as a transition year economy shows improvement.
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Greeks abolish monarchy and name Papadopoulos president
Premier George Papadopoulos announced Greece as a republic after charging exiled King Constantine with masterminding a failed navy plot to topple the military government. He said elections by 1974 and a national referendum within two months would ratify the change, while meanwhile investigations linked to the Velos mutiny were announced by the Defense Ministry.
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Board Expands Black Role in Kingsport Schools
Kingsport's Board of Education ends a lengthy meeting by granting suspended students the right to complete finals with no further action, while cases with criminal acts may be referred to authorities. The board also votes to study adding more Black cheerleaders next year and asks city leaders to appoint a three-member Black advisory panel to boost Black teacher recruitment.
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Quiet night. no reported racial incidents in Kingsport
Police chief Everette Dykes says extra officers are on patrol as the city reports no racial incidents Thursday. A group of Black parents presented the school board with a six-demand list, seeking a timely response by 2 PM and changes to conduct standards and disciplinary practices across all students.
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Wardens fatally injured in cop killer attack
A prison incident in Hebisburg left Warden Patrick Cureno and Deputy Warden Robert Fromhald dead from chest wounds. Officer Leroy Taylor, 49, died later at Nazareth Hospital and a worker in serious condition. Two inmates were brain from assault and hospitalized. Olver prison A Jigepl Lowen and others listed as seriously hurt.
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Reds Blow Up Ammunition Dump Near Saigon
Reportes from the International Commission of Control and Supervision say explosions at a major ammunition dump near Saigon killed about four thousand people and wounded many more. The blasts shattered windows and damaged buildings in Saigon and Bien Hoa, with authorities attributing the attack to a Viet Cong sapper team.
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