Sunny skies forecast for New Brunswick flood areas
Weather officials predicted mostly sunny weather for Wednesday easing flood fears in New Brunswick. The St John River fell from a Monday crest of 28.3 feet, while Maugerville and Sheffield faced rising levels. EMO warned that rain could worsen the situation, with up to 3,000 homeless expected along the river corridor.
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Two more depart from Cowansville prison
Two more prisoners escaped Cowansville medium security prison in Quebec early today after breaking a cell window and climbing the fence. Jacques Varie 25 and Robert Lavallee 21 were among 13 inmates who have escaped or not returned from leaves since April 13 with nine still at large.
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Nixon Urges Press to Continue to Challenge Him
President Nixon, in a White House briefing after his Watergate speech, told reporters to keep challenging him and said he hoped he was worthy of their trust. He contrasted his stance with press secretary Ziegler, who defended past attacks as justified by the times.
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Nixon accepts responsibility for Watergate
President Nixon said he accepts ultimate responsibility for the Watergate affair and pledged no whitewash at the White House. He announced he fired his counsel and accepted resignations while naming Elliot Richardson as attorney general with power to appoint a special prosecutor if desired.
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Independent probe urged in resolution
Senators urge Nixon to move Watergate investigation outside the White House and appoint a prosecutor with full subpoena powers. Critics push for an independent inquiry while some leaders back the existing judicial process and White House resignations. Public reaction shows doubt and political taunting.
May Day worldwide marked with parades strikes and speeches
Workers across the globe observed International Labor Day with parades protests and a 24 hour Britain strike. Mao unlikely present in Beijing while Brezhnev welcomed crowds in Red Square and urged vigilance against peace threatening forces.
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