Senate inquiry heats White House in Watergate probe
The Senate Watergate committee sharply attacked the White House after John Dean testified about a 245 page statement implicating President Nixon. Senator Lowell Weicker accused White House officials of hindering inquiries and smear tactics while details emerged from Ehrlichman Kleindienst transcripts. Mitchell's forthcoming testimony looms as White House aides deny wrongdoing and Nixon declines to appear before the panel.
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Queen draws vast crowds in Ontario tour amid press frictions
Tens of thousands braved rain to greet the Queen across Kitchener Cambridge London and Stratford Ontario as crowds surged, cheering and waving. Reporters decry restricted access and derisive treatment by organizers while the royal party and officials enjoy the public’s warmth and the Queen’s close contact with people.
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