Soviets Recognize New Afghan Government After Coup
Soviet Union becomes first nation to recognize Lt. Gen. Mohammed Daud Khan as leader of Afghanistan's new republic after his coup. Radio Kabul says Daud named president and tanks advance in Kabul while martial law limits counter moves. Foreigners report calm in Tehran with no disruption to visitors.
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Nixon Aides Back Johnson Taping Claims With Affidavits
The Nixon era released affidavits from two White House staffers alleging Johnson installed listening devices by 1965 in the Cabinet Room Oval Office Austin LBJ Ranch and the president's appointments desk. A second affidavit cites a 1968 baseboard mic near the Oval Office. Johnson aides dispute the claim.
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