Republicans backed McGovern in Watergate probe findings
Investigators say Republican sabotage and espionage in the 1972 campaign were broader than thought, targeting Muskie and McGovern to shape the Democratic nomination. They report three White House and Committee for the Re election networks at peak, with Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell tied to cover up talks. They note no evidence of formal meetings among Nixon's top leaders.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Committee
Justice Department
Muskie
Canuck
New
Hampshire
California
Harris Surrey
Haldeman
New York Times
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Alberta Premier orders full disclosure of ministers land and business interests
Premier Peter Lougheed directs all Alberta cabinet ministers to publicly disclose land holdings and business interests by July 1 1973 with legal descriptions of land including mineral rights and names of private companies and partnerships. Senior civil servants in related positions must also disclose to the premier.
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Edmonton
Peter Lougheed
Alberta
Lougheed
D’arcy McKeough
Ontario
Chatham
Ont
William Davis
Legislative Assembly
Government of
Canada to Withdraw from ICCS After Helicopter Attacks
Canada weighs pulling out of the ICCS mission in Vietnam after two attacks on ICCS helicopters. External affairs calls the incidents deplorable, with ministers set to decide next week. Political parties urge either immediate withdrawal or continued participation.
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Guy Demarino Southam
Ottawa
Canada
Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
Commons
Charles Laviolette
Quebec City
External Affairs Department
Mitchell Sharp
Toronto
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
New Democratic Party
Andrew Brewin
NDP
Progressive Conservatives
Beirut battle rages as army-f Guerrillas clash in Lebanon
The Beirut fighting pits army tanks and air support against Palestinian guerrillas in and around the capital. Helicopters direct jets over the airport while ceasefire efforts fail. Three dozen casualties reported by Palestinian radio, with civilians dead and wounded.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Dbaye
Mediterranean
Associated Press
Harry Dunphy
Saika
Riad Awad
al Fatah
Yasi Arafat
Labor ministers clash over wages and strikes at conference
Ottawa reports that federal and provincial labor ministers spent two days in closed talks shadow boxing on issues including the compressed work week and the right to strike. They agreed to study illegal work stoppages, while Quebec urged escalator clauses and gradual wage increases.
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Ottawa
John Munro
Quebec
Jean Cournoyer
Munro
Senator Jackson Urges Swift Talks on Second Canada Pipeline
Senator Henry Jackson, chairing the Senate interior committee, backs fast negotiations with Canada to build a second oil pipeline across Canada to the U.S. Midwest, while pressing to advance the Trans Alaska pipeline. He cites legal and political hurdles under the Mineral Leasing Act and questions looping Lakehead line permits.
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Washington
Canada
Henry Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
U.S
Midwest
Washington State Democrat
Jackson
Walter F. Mondale
Dem. Minn
Mondale
Interior Department
Lakehead
Edmonton
U.S. Midwest
Alberta
Buffalo
New York State
Canadian
Trudeau
New Democratic Party
David Barrett
British Columbia
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Alta
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Scarborough
Labor
C. Ove Cruaeen
Pease
Senator
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