Watergate Developments Quick Brief
Ehrlichman testifies before the Senate Watergate committee with plans to move to Haldeman. Scott accuses Dean of perjury. Ervin Baker seek private access to taped conversations with Cox screening. Stevenson accuses Nixon of obstructing justice. Graham cites station license challenges after coverage. Magruder flies to London with family. purpose unclear.
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John W. Dean III
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Watergate
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Adlai E. Stevenson III
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Katherine Graham
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Shooting Victim's Father Charged After Fatal Lake Geneva Shooting
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin Eugene Breidell 41 died after a Sunday shooting. Alfred Breidell 72 was charged with attempted first degree murder in connection with the incident. Police said the victim was found critically wounded in a chair at his home.
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Eugene Breidell
Alfred Breidell
Robert Clapper
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Navy Cancels Blue Angels Shows After Fatal Crash
The Navy suspended the rest of this year’s Blue Angels demonstrations after a crash killed three fliers this week. Washington AP reports the cancellations halt upcoming air shows and routine performances as officials probe the incident.
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Blue Angels
Washington
Lakehurst
N.J
William Thompson
Blue Angel
Thompson
Archaeologists Dig Deep in North Vietnam War Era Finds
North Vietnamese archaeologists continued work through wartime 1971 1973 as U S bombing raged. At Lang Vac Nghean they exhumed about 100 Bronze Age tombs and traced Dong Son origins four millennia back, uncovering Hong kings era artifacts and Stone Age tools.
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Agence France-Presse
Hong Kong
Hanoi
U.S
Lang Vac
Nghean
Dong Son
Thomson Opposes Congressional Pay Boost
Congressman Vernon Thomson opposes a congressional pay hike and urges President Nixon to reject blue ribbon panel recommendations. He cautions against large salary increases for lawmakers, top federal officials, and Supreme Court justices, arguing for adherence to wage guidelines and responsible conduct.
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Washington, D.C
Vernon Thomson
R-Richland Center
Richard Nixon
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Supreme Court
Thomson
Nixon
Nixon Sees Balanced Budget and Inflation Fight
President Nixon argues a balanced federal budget can be achieved without tax increases this year. The administration cites a $14.4 billion 1973 deficit outcome, spending at $246.6 billion against $232.2 billion receipts, with growth driven by higher income taxes amid a booming economy. Treasury Secretary Schultz cites unemployment near 4.8 percent and notes beef price ceilings may remain until Sept. 12. Senate House conferees approve a wage bill raising minimum wage to $2.20 and extending coverage to about eight million workers including domestic service.
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Nixon
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George P. Schultz
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New York
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