Immunity Granted for Dean and Magruder at Watergate Hearings
The Senate Watergate committee advanced televised hearings backed by a court ruling that allowed John W. Dean III and Jeb Magruder to testify with use immunity. Former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans was slated as the star witness, while Porter testified that Magruder named eight officials he believed would be indicted.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
John J. Sirica
White House
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Senate
Herbert L. Porter
Magruder
Watergate Grand Jury
Mer
Charles Colson
Porter
G. Gordon Liddy
Stans
Dean
Stanslater
Pilot and Copilot Grounded for Wrong-Field Landing
The United Airlines Boeing 727 bound for Miami landed at Opa-locka Airport eight miles away. FAA suspended Capt. James Bosse and Copilot Charles Melbourne pending investigation, with possible charges. Passengers were bused to Miami International.
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Miami
Miami International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
United Air Lines
James Bosse
Charles Melbourne
Newark
Jack Barker
FAA
Atlanta
Boose
Melbourne
Barker
Opa-locka
Miami International
James Frazier
Frazier
Caledonia Man Believed Victim of Drowning
Caledonia man Wayne Rommel 38 is believed drowned after disappearing from a boat on the Mississippi River two miles south of Brownsville Minnesota authorities search the river. Rommel worked at the Caledonia Municipal Liquor Store and had been searching for a lost outboard motor with a detector.
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Caledonia
Minn
Houston
Mississippi
Brownsville
Wayne Rommel
Highway 26
Rommel
Rommes
Weather Outlook: Fair, Cool Nights Through Wednesday
Fair and cool Tuesday night with a low near 55. Wednesday will be partly sunny and pleasant with a high near 78 and light northerly winds. A 10 percent chance of precipitation through Wednesday. Thursday remains fair and slightly warmer with a low around 55.
Supreme Court Defense of Pure Air Sparks Energy Clash
The environmental movement faces a collision with the energy crisis as Monday's court ruling strengthens clean air efforts. Page 10 details the clash between regulation and energy needs impacting policy and industry.
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Supreme Court
Madison mayor pushes study of city purchase idea
John Wyngaard reports that Madison's young mayor renews a Socialist-Progressive era proposal to study city ownership of Madison Gas and Electric Co. The plan gained initial interest but failed to gain state support.
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Madison
Madison Gas and Electric Co
John Wyngaard
Plan Lists 14 Points For Peace Pact In Paris
AP report notes a draft cease-fire plan by Kissinger and Le Duc Tho aiming for a 24 hour truce after signing. It includes immediate halt of U S aerial reconnaissance, resumption of mine sweeping in North Vietnam, and talks on reconstruction and a joint economic committee within days.
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Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
U.S
Cambodia
Kissinger
Tho
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
South Vietnam
Laos
North Vietnam
Joint Economic Committee
Demilitarized Zone
Flooding Fends Off City Streets As Rains Hit Onalaska Area
Heavy rains flooded La Crosse and Onalaska causing city streets to flood. 1.79 inches fell at La Crosse Municipal Airport and Ebner Coulee recorded 2.9 inches unofficially. Pammel Creek overran a road at Ward Avenue junction, debris jammed a bridge, and fire crews cleared the blockage. Other areas saw sewer backups and street washes, with repairs beginning Tuesday.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
James Bagnell
National Weather Service
Ebner
Pammel Creek Road
City of
28Th
Blackhawk Sts
Ebner Coulee
Bob D. Schroeder
Farnam Street
Mississippi River
Burlington Railroad
Young City Woman Dies In Auto Crash
Maureen P. Krajewski 18, of 3134 S. 26th St., La Crosse, died in a two car head on collision on Highway 53 at Troy Street in Onalaska. Linda A. Hollenbeck 25 and Kenneth Muetze 21 were hospitalized in the intensive care unit with serious injuries. Hollenbeck’s 3 year old son Danny J. also injured and listed in fair condition.
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Onalaska
Wis
Troy Street
Nixon Says He Faces Watergate Time With Isolation
President Nixon, increasingly secluded after Watergate, relies on a small inner circle and private retreats. He favors written reports, avoids lengthy staff meetings, and keeps Camp David and the Executive Office Building as key decision sites.
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Cox
Nixon
Oval Office
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Key Biscayne
Fla
Atlantic
Camp David
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Ginal
Milton Bitts
Julie
Chicago Loop
Secret Service
Rose Woods
Nixon Daily Routine and Personal Habits Revealed
A detailed profile outlines President Nixon's meals and daily schedule. It notes morning lemon chicken, boxed breakfasts, and a 6:30 p.m. family dinner, with him at the oval office by 8 a.m. to read the Daily News Summary prepared under Pat Buchanan.
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White House
Nixon
Oval Office
Daily News
Pat Buchanan
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John N. Mitchell
Frederick LaRue
Mitchell
Robert Mardian
H. R. Haldeman
Gordon Strachan
Haldeman
New Hampshire
Pummel Creek Bridge
Tribune
Gary R. Kiefner
Shelby
Wrong Field Grounds
Ann Landers
Pact
Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
Bernard Mullenbach
Pammel Creek
Coulees
28Th Street
Blackhawk Drive
Donald Huggett
North 13Th Street
Vilas Road
North 6Th Street
Thomas Rastall
Muetze
Highway
Hollenbeck
Rastall
Krajewski
Miss Krajewski
Blaschke
Frances Lewine Washington
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Executive Mansion
Tricia
Edward Cox
New York
David Eisenhower
Bethesda
Ehrlichman
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