Ehrlichman Attacks Dean Testimony in Watergate Case
Former White House aide Ehrlichman asserts he has evidence to trip up John Dean III and claims Dean aims to implicate President Nixon to avoid prosecution. He says Dean was central to the cover up, and cites logs and meetings as proof while denying knowledge of wiretapping orders. Dean testifies that Haldeman and Ehrlichman directed actions and reveals an enemies list used to pressure rivals.
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White House
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John Dean III
Ehrlichman
Dean
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
CBS
The
Christian Science Monitor
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
60 Minutes
Mike Wallace
Senate
Haldeman
FBI
John Mitchell
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Senate Committee
Baker
Archibald Cox
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Watergate Committee
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Energy Research Approval Sought
President Nixon asks Congress to approve a five year ten billion dollar energy research plan and a seven percent federal usage cut. He proposes a Department of Energy and Natural Resources to absorb multiple agencies and renames the AEC as the Nuclear Energy Commission. Gov John A Love named head of a White House energy policy office.
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Calif
Nixon
Congress
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Interior Department
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Agriculture, Commerce
Defense and Transportation Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
Nuclear Energy Commission
White House
Colorado
John A. Love
Michel Jobert
Jobert
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald L. Zeigler
California
Washington
Peace Theme Lights Lawrence Fourth of July
Lawrence Jaycees celebrate the 21st annual Fourth of July fireworks at Memorial Stadium with ex POW Lt Cmdr Charles Plumb as speaker. Kansas Rep. Larry Winn joins the Independence Day program as prefireworks events include a Kaw Valley Jump Team skydiving display at 6 p.m. Tickets are 75 cents in advance and $1 at the gate.
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Cmdr
Charles Plumb
Lawrence
Jaycee
Ray Price
Memorial Stadium
Plumb
Lecompton
Overland Park
Kansas
Larry Winn
Kaw Valley
Allen Fieldhouse
Weather brief on EHRLICHMAN page 2
Partly cloudy and continued warm conditions described for the day. Full weather details noted to appear on Page 5 with extended temperature and precipitation forecasts.
Dykes Family Settling In As KU Welcomes New Chancellor
Archie Dykes his wife Nancy and two sons Tom and John begin arranging their new home at the chancellor’s residence in Lawrence Kansas after arriving from Knoxville. The remodeling is complete a moving van has delivered furniture and Dykes plans a busy first week meeting campus leaders and the athletic director search committee.
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Lilac Lane
Kansas University
Archie Dykes
Nancy
Tom
John
Mrs. Dykes
Lawrence
Knoxville
St. Louis
Athletic Director
Girard Bank Lifts Prime Rate to Eight Percent
The Girard Bank of Philadelphia raises its prime lending rate from 7 4 to eight percent, the highest since 1970, effective Monday. President William B. Eagleson cites money costs rising after the Federal Reserve tightened currency supply the prior Friday.
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Girard Bank
Girard
William B. Eagleson
Federal Reserve Board
Eagleson
Bus Hijacked in California: Passenger Killed During Greyhound Incident
Fresno sheriff's investigators say 22 year old Calvin Wilson of Fresno died from a throat blow after a scuffle on a Greyhound bus from Oakland to Los Angeles. Johnny Smith, 18, of Los Angeles, was taken for murder and kidnapping as the suspect. The hijacker ordered passengers to repeat phrases and forced the bus to Valley Medical Center for treatment of Wilson. Margaret Harris of Vallejo was held hostage briefly. A hospital therapist said he mistook the man for a psych patient.
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Calif
Calvin Wilson
Stan Barnes
Barnes
Johnny ‘Smith
Los Angeles
Oakland
Wilson
Ronald D. Miller
Sanger
Valley Medical Center
Margaret Harris
Vallejo
Smith
Nichols Ends KU Chancellor Era and Becomes Emeritus
Raymond Nichols retires today after ten months as Kansas University chancellor and will become Chancellor Emeritus when Archie Dykes is installed Sunday. He will aid Dykes with budgeting and move into Tom Greeson’s office, honored at a staff farewell for his year. Nichols praised student, faculty and alumni support and said unity for the university was most satisfying. His chief regret was budget cuts.
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Jess Stewart
Wamego
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas’ University
Raymond Nichols
Archie Dykes
Journal-World
Kansas University
Ku’s
Tom Greeson
Stewart
Raney Drug Stores Supply and Deliver Prescriptions
Advertisement notes three Raney Drug stores accurately fill and deliver all doctor prescribed medications. The claim highlights convenient service and statewide availability.
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Raney Drug
Pleasant Weekend Forecast For Outdoor Enthusiasts
The National Weather Service predicts a pleasant weekend with temperatures in the upper 80s today and lower 90s Sunday. Winds will be southerly at 10 to 20 mph today and 5 to 15 mph tonight with partly cloudy skies and a less than 20 percent chance of scattered thunderstorms. Lows tonight are expected in the upper 60s, with Friday’s high 85 and low 69. The extended outlook shows near to slightly above normal temperatures Monday through Wednesday with a chance of showers Wednesday night.
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