Nixon Defends Watergate Stand In Oval Office Address
President Nixon reiterated he had no prior knowledge of the Watergate break in or its cover up while resisting disclosure of taped conversations. He argued releasing the tapes would threaten executive privilege and future presidents, urging the case to the courts and urging voters to support him in fighting the scandal.
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John W. Dean III
Dean
Watergate
Justice Department
Grand
Senate Select Committee
Archibald Cox
Tribune Announces Newsprint Shortage and Content Reductions
The Tribune reports a severe newsprint shortage due to mills and rail strikes in Canada and the U.S. It outlines cutbacks across features including editorial pages women’s and community news Weekender sports space and syndicated columns. Readers are asked for patience during the disruption.
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Tribune
Wisconsin Leaders Split On Nixon Address Watergate Fallout
Wisconsin officials reacted along party lines to President Nixon s Watergate address. Attorney General Robert Warren backed sending the matter to the courts while Governor Lucey was away and Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber criticized Nixon for not confronting the issue openly. Others urged openness, cautioning that tapes and files should be released for a full probe. In London Roy Wheeler, a top oil industry authority, died of cancer.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Nixon
Robert Warren
Martin Schreiber
Newsprint Shortages Force Tribune Cutbacks
The La Crosse Tribune and other papers face sharp newsprint shortages with expected supply cuts this month. Industry leaders cite mill strikes and fires, weather disruptions, and rising ad volume as causes, with many papers trimming pages, dropping editions, and reducing content to conserve stock.
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James E. Burgess
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Hook
Russell Boardman
Boise Cascade Paper Group
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United States
Publisher Magazine
U.S
Canada
Boardman
Americans In All Walks Of Life Listen To Nixon
AP reporters sampled reactions to Nixon's Watergate speech across the nation. In New Hampshire a farm family and workers watched quietly. in San Francisco a lawyer called it a well orchestrated speech while a Miami Beach attendee framed the President as resembling a cadaver. The piece surveys diverse views from a dairy farm, a Chicago suburb, a Salt Lake City club, and other sites.
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Associated Press
Joe Tybor
Chicago
William Di-Mascio
Harrisburg
John Broder
Miami
Alexander G., Higgins
Concord
N.H
Ann Blackman
Washington
Mark Kautz
San Francisco
Jeffrey D. Alderman
Knox Dairy Farm
Weare
R. Leslie Knox
Barbara
Jean
Paul
Martha Griswold
Martha
Mrs. Knox
Frank Fis
Dick Smith
Contoocook
Knoxes
New Hampshire
Steelton
Salt Lake City
Leslie
Montreal
Presidio Heights
William K. Coblentz
Coblentz
McGovern
University of California Board of Regents
Ronald Reagan
Jean Coblentz
Coral Beach
Miami Beach
Fla
Zack Smith
Weather outlook shows scattering clouds and storms
Variable clouds with a chance of thunderstorms Thursday night and Friday. Thermometer to 82 and 62 by night with southeasterly winds 8 to 15 mph. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with a low around 65.
Oil Controls Still Incomplete Phase 4 rules delay
Washington AP reports Phase 4 oil industry regulations remain unfinished and the oil price freeze may be extended a second time. A Price Stabilization office will handle major industry increase requests and exemptions while the government debates disclosure policies. A 463 million balance of payments surplus is noted. wheat exports may be limited to preserve domestic supplies.
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Bert M. Concklin
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