Nixon Was Told Aides Irked Gray Over Watergate Probe
Washington AP reports L Patrick Gray III told Nixon 19 days after the arrests he was troubled by White House aides actions in the FBI inquiry. Accounts vary on whether Ehrlichman intervened to cancel a meeting about CIA links, with Gray's later conversations to Nixon and Clark MacGregor noted, and comments from White House spokesmen scarce.
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Defendants Plan To Sue Nixon In Ellsberg Case
Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, freed in the Pentagon papers case, say they will sue President Nixon for conspiracy to deprive them of civil liberties. Ellsberg and Russo plan suits against named conspirators, while the judge cites government misconduct and missing records in dismissing charges.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions for Saturday night and Sunday morning with variable clouds and a chance of showers Sunday afternoon. Lows near mid 30s Saturday night, highs near the upper 50s Sunday, winds NW 10 to 15 mph Saturday night becoming N 10 to 20 mph Sunday. Rain chances 20 percent Saturday night and 30 percent Sunday. Partly cloudy and cool Monday with a low in the upper 30s.
Wisconsin Board of Regents Approves Statewide Outreach Plan
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved a plan to create a single statewide outreach unit to coordinate activities across all 27 UW campuses. The move aims to unify outreach efforts and streamline campus engagement.
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Skylab Astronauts Cleared for Flight After Medical Checks
Three Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Paul J Weitz and Dr Joseph P Kerwin were declared ready to fly after daylong medical examinations at Johnson Space Center. The crew will launch next week to inhabit a lab the size of a three bedroom house for 28 days with Skylab 2 and 3 crews to follow for 56 days each. They have been in quarantine since April 24 to prevent delays.
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UW-L student dies after stairwell fall in Cowley Hall
A 20 year old University of Wisconsin La Crosse student Wayne Truckey died after an apparent fall from the fourth to the first floor in Cowley Hall of Science. He was found injured and died at St Francis Hospital. Coroner cites internal injuries. He is survived by parents three brothers and a sister. Funeral services set for St Patrick’s Church Stiles.
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Man Sentenced Prospect Likely In Pedestrian Death Case
A La Crosse man Lloyd H. Moore 48 pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident in which elderly Percy Heath 75 was killed. He will be sentenced June 4 and remains in County Jail for failing to post a 5000 cash bond. A presentence investigation will be made by state officials. probation may be ordered though the DA may require 60 days in jail at the start of probation.
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Skylab Functions Packed in One Orbiting Station
Skylab in Houston description as hotel laboratory solar observatory medical research facility and earth resources satellite. The 118 foot long station holds 12 398 cubic feet for three astronauts with solar telescope and four solar arrays powering systems.
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Nixon Brezhnev Set to Meet in United States
Washington announces Soviet Party Leader Leonid Brezhnev will visit the United States from June 18 to 26 for a summit with President Nixon. The trip follows Nixon's invitation at a previous Russia summit and centers on SALT phase two discussions in Geneva.
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Tornadoes Hit Midwestern and Southern States
Violent weather swept through central Texas into Arkansas Mississippi and Alabama with thunderstorms and strong winds. A tornado devastated Joplin Missouri killing three and injuring ninety with over seven million dollars in damage across more than fifteen communities. Fort Worth Texas reported winds around sixty five miles per hour Friday evening.
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