Nixon rejects subpoenas in Watergate tapes dispute
President Nixon defies Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox subpoenas for White House tapes, pledging to abide by any Supreme Court ruling. Court actions loom as Judge Sirica schedules a hearing and the committee seeks to enforce access to tapes and documents amid a constitutional battle.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Supreme Court
Gerald L. Warren
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Congress
Cox
Sirica
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Watergate Committee
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Baker
U.S. District Court
Sam
Uel Cash
U.S. Plans Appeal of Bomb Injunction
The federal government filed a notice of appeal to overturn a court ruling that the U S bombing of Cambodia is unconstitutional and must halt. U S Atty Morse said appeal papers are in preparation and a stay of the order will be sought. The decision, issued by Judge Orrin G Judd, rejects bombing without Congressional authorization and could affect court-martial cases related to Cambodia missions.
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New York
U.S
Cambodia
U.S Atty
Robert A. Morse
Supreme Court
Washington
House
Congress
Nixon
Judd
American Civil Liberties Union
Burt Neuborne
Air Force
Donald I. Dawson
Vietnam
Two Found Dead In Wrecked Auto Near West Salem
The bodies of 17 year old Steven R Parker of 2220 Charles Street and 18 year old Rena Schively of Cochrane were found in a wrecked 1968 Volkswagen on Asmus Road near Larson Coulee Creek. The car went off the road late July 18 or early July 19, flipped onto its top near a bridge, and was not visible from the road. Parker had been reported missing July 23 by his mother Marilyn Meil.
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la Crosse
Buffalo County
Hamilton Road
Steven R Parker
Charles Sr
Rena Schively
R. J. Cochrane
la Crosse County
Larson Coulee Creek
Asmus Road
West Salem
Parker
Marilyn J Meil
Weather Outlook: Cloudy with Showers into Weekend
A cloudy cool spell continues with a 40 percent rain chance Thursday night and 30 percent Friday. Highs near 78 and lows around 60 through Friday, with west to northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday is partly cloudy with a few showers and a low near 58.
Senate Finance Committee Advances Pension Reform Plan
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved a sweeping reform bill to overhaul the private pension system and shield workers from unfair retirement losses. The report also notes Agriculture Secretary Carl L. Butz calling export controls on soybeans a temporary snag that will fade with new harvests.
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Senate Finance Committee
Carl L. Butz
Mansfield proposes halving U S ground forces overseas
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield proposes cutting the 500000 member U S ground forces overseas by half within three years as a major reorganization plan. The proposal signals a shift in defense posture and would affect personnel abroad.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
Public disclosure keys possible easing of LEA district talks
The La Crosse Tribune reports a Thursday bargaining session between LEA and the School District Board may hinge on expanded public disclosure. A plan includes joint press conferences after meetings and keeping a transcript to curb secrecy amid a past walkout over closed sessions.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Education Association
LEA
la Crosse Area
Board of Education
LIGA
Tribune
Atty
Bronson la Ollette
Lica
Alks
LIA
Promising Recovery Plan for La Crosse Garment Co
Receiver B T Hall told US referee Leonard Bessman that the La Crosse Garment Co plan looks promising as more accounts receivable come in to cover back pay. He cited a proposed $250 000 yearly profit with 150 workers under proper management and backing from Heller and Co to pay back wages in full and unsecured creditors 25 cents on the dollar. The plan awaited IRS lien clearance before action.
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Aetna Business Credit, Inc
la Crosse Garment Co
B. T Hall
Leonard Bessman
Western Wisconsin
Heller and Co
Chicago
Bessman
Internal Revenue Service
Terry Gillette
la Crosse
Heller
Stone Would Have Spent $10 Million For Nixon Win
Washington magnate W Clement Stone says he would have funded Nixon’s election with up to ten million dollars, citing PMA ideas and his 4.8 million total given across 1968 and 1972 campaigns. He recalls presenting PMA to Nixon and claims none of his funds went to Watergate improper acts.
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Stone
Nixon
Washington Post Wire
Washington
Chicago
W. Clement Stone
Clem
Kup
WMAQ
Camp David
Irv Kupeiner
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Michael Ryan
Granada Television
Britain
PMA
Kupeinet
Maurice H. Stans
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