Nixon speech and Watergate timeline outlined in 1972 briefing
The report details President Nixon announcing the firing of John Dean and resignations of Haldeman Ehrlichman and Klein, promising a White House statement and possible press conference. It notes prior denials, new inquiries, and public polls showing damaged credibility amid Watergate testimonies and executive privilege debates.
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White House
John Dean
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Richard Kleindienst
Messrs. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Senate
San Clemente
Dean
Kleindienst
Henry Petersen
FBI
Patrick Gray
Time Magazine
Meat export controls spark Canadian beef and hog market confusion
Ottawa imposed export controls on cattle and hogs to curb price rises, causing immediate market confusion and lower producer prices. Manitoba and Toronto officials reported delays and congested trading as buyers and sellers reacted, with no expected consumer price drops.
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Ottawa
William Munro
Manitoba Hog Producers Marketing Board
Winnipeg
Munro
Toronto
Canada
Charles Gracey
Canadian Cattlemen’s Association
Gracey
Alastair Gillespie
Industry, Trade and Commerce
United States
U.S
Gillespie
Indictments issued in Houston mass murder case
A Houston grand jury indicted Elmer Wayne Henley and David Owen Brooks in connection with a string of mass slayings linked to Dean Corll. Indictments allege Henley killed Marty Ray Jones and Charles Cobble, while Brooks is charged with one murder. more indictments are anticipated as the probe continues.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Owen Brooks
United States
Henley
Brooks
William Ray Lawrence
Marty Ray Jones
Charles Cobble
Billy Ridinger
Dean Allen Corlln
Corll
Carol Vance
Vance
Noah Kennedy
End of U S bombing in Cambodia signaled by jets over Phnom Penh
Two United States Air Force F-111s roared over Phnom Penh at 10.45 a m to signal the end of the U S bombing of Cambodia. An OV-10 forward air control plane trailed blue and white smoke as the jets flew toward bases in Thailand.
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Phnom Penh
United States Air Force
U.S
Cambodia
Thailand
Indochina
U.S. Congress
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
White House
Nixon
North
South Vietnam
Laos
Quebec faces third round of non-op railway strikes
About 18 000 Quebec railway workers walked off the job at 6 a m as rotating strikes spread to the province. Atlantic and Ontario groups paused or extended actions while federal mediator Judge Alan B Gold met with both sides to push toward a settlement amid wage dispute negotiations.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Atlantic
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alan B. Gold
Canadian Railways
Gold
Judge Gold
Ed Finn
Conciliation Board
CP Rail
New Brunswick
Canadian National
Toronto
Lambton
Thunder Bay
Ont
Churchill
Man
Ignace
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Clair Balfour
Financial Times News Service
Archie Bunker
Michael Marshall
Archie
Genevieve Scarlett
We Creonew
Pease Drive
Hudson Bay
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