Senator Claims Wiretapping Against GOP in 1968
Sen. Hugh Scott said Republicans had evidence of wholesale wiretapping during the 1968 presidential campaign but would not reveal details. The White House offered cooperation with a Senate Watergate inquiry if nonpartisan, while press secretary Ziegler declined to discuss potential White House testimony. Sworn testimony showed White House awareness soon after the Watergate break in.
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GOP
Washington
UPI
Hugh Scott
Scott
Senate
Justice Department
White House
Administration
Ronald L. Ziegler
Democratic National
Watergate
Prison reform series opens in Santa Barbara on Lompoc inmates
A statewide symposium series on prison reform begins in Santa Barbara tonight with 1,300 inmates at FCI Lompoc in focus. Congressman Waldie and Judge Curtis headline a panel examining confinement, rehabilitation, and policy, with future talks planned on subsequent Wednesdays.
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Santa Barbara
Lompoc
LaRue
FCI
U.S
Jerome Waldie
Calif
U.S. District Court
Jesse W. Curtis
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Larry Taylor
UCSB
Donald Cressey
Santa Barbara High School
Quentin Burdick
D-Sc
Alan Cranston
D-Cal
Frank Kenton
Federal Correctional Institution, Lompoc
Viet Talks Hampered as Truce Scrutiny Rises
Saigon reports continued friction in Joint Military Commission meetings over minutes language and stenographers. Truce violations climbed to the week’s high as POW release dates remained unsettled amid disputes and red tape.
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Saigon
U.S
An Loc
Hanoi
JMC
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Cua Viet
da Nang
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
Chu Lai
Col
William MacLeod
Hue
Nixon Visits Stennis In Hospital After Shooting
President Nixon visited Sen. John C. Stennis at Walter Reed Army Medical Center as the 71 year old lawmaker fights for life after a street holdup gunshot. Doctors reported stabilizing condition though still grave with surgeries and checks ongoing.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
John C. Stennis
Stennis
Walter Tkach
Coy
John Hampton Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Armed Services Committee
Council labels two city lots as public nuisances
City Council quickly ruled that unkept conditions on 115% North F Street and 122 South H Street create public nuisances. The city will clean the lots and add the cost to the tax rolls for payment in one year.
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Vaughn Proctor
North F Street
South H Street
North H St
Flood relief in sight for Lompoc residents
Councilman Sol Lefkowitz outlined new flood relief proposals to fix most storm drains for two thirds of Lompoc without bonds. A full city system could cost 4 million to 16 million but phased work might stay under 1.5 million, with rain totals rising to 13.84 inches for the season.
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al Autry
Autry
Arthur Scott
E.C. Stevens
James Longtin
Sol Lefkowitz
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Gordon Strachan
House
U.S. Information Agency
Donald H. Segretti
Treasury Department
Federal Correction Institution
Joint Military Commission
MacLeod
Donald A. Davis
IMC
Quang Tri City
Central Highlands
Walter Reed
Maj
Frank Garland
Chestnut Avenue
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