President refuses to reveal Nixon Dean talks records
The White House says Nixon kept records of all contacts with former counsel John W. Dean but will not hand them to investigators, citing constitutional inappropriateness. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren denied weekend reports that Dean told Senate investigators Nixon was involved in more than 30 discussions this year about the Watergate cover-up. The White House insists the President was not...
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Sophisticated drug factory seized in Santa Barbara County
A Santa Barbara apartment was raided by a county narcotics task force and police detectives on May 30 uncovering a sophisticated home laboratory with amphetamine and other drug production gear. Susan Laura Poynter, 20, held without bail on 10 felony charges. A male occup ant, David Wayne Norby, 27, linked to La Casa Nuestra is sought. The operation allegedly produced amphetamines barbiturates and hash oil derivatives. valuables and burglary loot were also found.
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Pilot May Have Caused Tupolev Crash At Paris Air Show
US engineers suggested the Tupolev 144 may have disintegrated in flight as the pilot attempted a Concorde style touch and go. The jet dived after a stall, killing six crew and eight villagers, injuring 28 as debris struck homes near Goussainville during the Le Bourget display.
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Nixon aides recruited call girls, says columnist
Columnist Jack Anderson reported that campaign aides recruited call girls to try to extract political secrets from Democratic leaders at the 1972 Miami Beach convention. Investigators confirmed recruitment but could not determine if the women were used. Mitchell denied approving the plan proposed by G. Gordon Liddy.
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Gold price soars as dollar hits new lows worldwide
In London and Europe, gold surged with records set at $123.50 an ounce as the dollar slid to all time lows after the February devaluation. Dealers tie the demand to ongoing Watergate coverage and political pressure on the U.S. currency.
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California Senate Finance Committee Approves Budget Plan
The committee ratified a $9.24 billion state budget proposal drawn by Gov Reagan with no debate. The 9-3 vote sent SB80 to the floor after a closed session that had earlier been approved 10-0 in a session barred to newsmen and the public.
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Skylab crew weigh risky spacewalk to free jammed solar wing
Houston reports Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz met at Marshall Space Flight Center to weigh a planned spacewalk this week to free a jammed solar cell generator. Mission control aims for a Wednesday or Thursday repair while ongoing experiments map wetlands and urban changes.
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