Nixon aide Dean details White House role in Watergate cover up
The report summarizes Dean testimony to the Senate Watergate committee staff about White House efforts to curb investigations. It mentions Haldeman pushing to block subpoenas, Nixon seeking to use bugging as leverage, and Ehrlichman alleging clemency for Hunt while detailing pressure on witnesses and possible pre election obstruction.
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Connally Quits Job As Nixon Adviser
Former Texas governor John Connally, now unpaid presidential adviser, says he will leave the White House as soon as possible and plans to return to private life by midsummer. He discusses Phase IV controls, Watergate fallout, and his limited access to Nixon, noting he has often been honest and that Nixon follows much of his economic advice.
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Texas Coast Storms Cause Tornadoes and Flooding
Severe weather swept the Texas Gulf Coast with tornadoes near Beaumont and Port Arthur and heavy rainfall triggering widespread flooding along rivers from the Nueces to the Trinity. Offshore tornados were reported near Corpus Christi. A flash flood warning extended to McMullen and Live Oak Counties while heat records dominated the Pacific coast.
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Molly Brown Auditions Set For Saturday
Lubbock Theatre Centre Playhouse hosts auditions for ULTCs first 1973 74 season show The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Ro land W Myers says no roles cast yet and Saturday reads focus. Men needed for some male roles and a pit orchestra. backstage crew and chess club members invited.
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Briscoe denies tax break for Asherton ranch
Governor Dolph Briscoe tells reporters he never sought or received preferential ad valorem tax treatment. Asherton ISD says Catarina Ranch valued at 7.11 per acre, handwritten figures disputed by Briscoe's tax counsel who notes 10 per acre previously paid. Talks on nuclear and Middle East, Brezhnev and Nixon meet under heavy security at Camp David amid planned Helsinki conference.
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Seminole Hobbs Road Opens to Regular Traffic
West Texas barriers on the Seminole to Hobbs route are to be removed today and signs completed for normal traffic. Officials say the four lane project will boost tourism and economy, with New Mexico plans to extend toward Carlsbad and the Texas line north of Van Horn by 1975.
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iDean interprets comment as praise for halting higher risks
Published reports say iDean viewed the president's remark as praise for halting anyone higher than re election committee counsel G. Gordon Liddy from taking further action.
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Theft Probe Continues Over $42,000 Missing From Bank
The thwarted theft case involves $42,000 taken from Purolator Security Service employee after Texas Commerce Bank handed over the money. The bank basement was the scene of the loss. FBI notes jurisdiction issue but will monitor as detectives press on.
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Trampoline Ace Opens Girls Camp in Lubbock
Former Texas collegiate trampoline champion Clifford Cone of the Texas Tech Flying Matadors will open a day camp for Lubbock girls June 25 on the Lubbock Christian campus. The program runs three one week sessions for ages 7 to 16 with plans for a permanent gymnastics school on campus.
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United Fund Approves 933 239 Goal Kickoff October
The United Fund sets a goal of 933 239 with smaller allocations to Medical Research Foundation and National Council on Crime and Delinquency, down from last year’s combined 1 450. The 28th campaign is to begin in October led by Chairman George Miller and Vice Chairman Jay Eagan.
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Jury Trial Won In Tornado Case in Amarillo
The Texas Supreme Court upheld an Amarillo ruling granting Mrs. Chive Lindley Calhoun a jury trial on a damage suit over a Lubbock building at 1620 4th St damaged in the 1970 tornado. Calhoun sought 145000 against The United States Fire Insurance Co. and National Standard Insurance Co. for complete liability.
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Engineers To Prepare Tech Route Proposals
City officials ask Wahl and Dr Kiesling to craft proposals that align the approved highway plan with campus access needs. They aim to preserve state funds while addressing the 80 acre triangle area and east west access across Indiana. A third meeting will occur only after detailed proposals are ready.
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