Special Prosecutor Sees Watergate Tips Grow
The Watergate probe team, led by Archibald Cox, receives daily tips from citizens nationwide. Prosecutors weigh whether offenses from campaign contributions to ITT antitrust questions fall within their broad mandate and push to decide case scope.
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Washington
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Securities and Exchange Commission
Florida
Edward Ball
Wordeline
James Vorenberg
Colson says he knew of prior illegal acts in Watergate plot
Charles W. Colson testified he knew before early 1972 that Liddy and Hunt had broken into the attorney Daniel Rosberg's office and discussed a broader plan. He said he did not suspect further illegal acts when they sought his help for a January 1972 security plan tied to Nixon campaign strategy.
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Washington
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
Howard Hunt
Daniel Rosberg
Colson
Witt
Hunt
Liddy
Senate Watergate Committee
Celon
Jeb
Magruder
Senate
Colsons
Rush
White House
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President Stands Firm On Budget Cuts Amid Senate Spending Push
President Nixon remains firm on cutting domestic programs as Congress, led by the Senate, presses for higher spending. Parliament faces key appropriations bills on housing veterans space and education with impoundment fights and potential presidential vetoes shaping the budget showdown.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
House
Truck flips to avert tragedy spill halts seven miles
Police said Darjean escaped unharmed when a truck flipped to avoid a tragedy. Four other autos collided as the truck fell, spilling about 2300 gallons of peanut oil. Traffic stopped for seven miles and slowed for hours, the AP Wirephoto reported.
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Darjean
Physicist urges continued UFO research at conference
Stanton T. Friedman presented evidence from official and informal UFO compilations at the 10th National UFO Conference in Atlanta. He argued a substantial body of unexplained events merits investigation, noting eyewitness reports and government involvement while cautioning against sensational claims.
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Stanton T. Friedman
Friedman
Redondo Beach
Calif
Air Force
Fiedman
Friedman Roaches
Shootings Blamed On Cypriot Faction
Gunmen in a moving car killed two men in Limassol and a blast heavily damaged the auxiliary police HQ in Nicosia amid Enosis pressure. Estia attributed the violence to pro Enosi guerrillas as explosions damaged a bank chief’s cars and a government minister linked garage.
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Cyprus
UPI
Enosis
Union With Greece
Athens
Estia
Limassol
Cooperative Development Bank
George Grivas
Mediterranean
Britain
Stelios Agathokleous
Dinos Costa
Ari
Makarios
Andreas Azinas
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