Dean Says Nixon Was Consulted In Clemency Bid
Ousted White House Counsel John W. Dean testified under oath that President Nixon was informed before an offer of executive clemency was made to a Watergate conspirator. He said Nixon discussed special IRS treatment for friends and to draft a list of reporters to target after the election. The Senate panel plans further testimony as prosecutors seal Dean’s evidence.
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Washington
White House
John W. Dean
Nixon
Dean
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Friends
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Associated Press
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Charles W. Colson
William ©. Bittman
Watergate
B. Howard Hunt
Bittman
Hunt
John D. Ehrlichman
Colson
Ehrlichman
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Senate Appropriations
Central Intelligence Agency
Los Angeles
Jeb Stuart Magrider
Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
CIA
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
Bond Jr Quoted On US Economy Prices Freeze Seen Cosmetic
Wall Street Journal excerpt quotes Arthur D. Bond Jr of Massachusetts Financial Services calling the 60 day price freeze more cosmetic than real. Victor J. Hillery notes Bond’s view that markets will be choppy with no near term rally, while wages are excluded from controls and economic indicators show mixed signals. Bond cites cooling indicators, strong government balances, and potential mild 1974 corrections, with growth stocks still dominant in portfolios.
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Arthur D. Bond Jr
Victor J. Hillery
Wall Street Journal
Bond
Arthur D. Bond
Mexico
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Journal
Mr. Hillery
Mr. Bond
Massachusetts Financial Services Inc
Moberly College Names Students on Honor Lists
Moberly Area Junior College at Moberly announced the second semester president and dean’s list. President’s list includes Nita G. Smith with a 3.5 GPA. Dean’s list names include Bryan L. Cornett Dallas Fisher Jay H. Reinerd and Judith A. Shearon, all with at least a 3.0 GPA.
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Moberly Area Junior
Clyde Cornett
Route 2
Mexico
Dallas Fisher
Charles L. Fisher
Woodlawn
Jay H. Reinerd
Dean C. Reinerd
Judith A. Shearon
Charles Shearon
Vandalia
Bigelow Baby Born At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Edward J Bigelow of 809 West Page Street Vandalia are parents of a daughter born at Audrain Medical Center at 106 PM Tuesday. The newborn weighed 10 pounds 6 ounces. Mr Bigelow works for North American Refractories.
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Edward J. Bigelow
W. Page St
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Bigelow
Refractories
Brezhnev Appears Pleasant Yet Strategic at Summit
In Washington Brezhnev charmed delegates during four Russo American agreements signing in the State Department. His relaxed, humorous style contrasted with Khrushchev’s showy theatrics, while Senators reported his calm, deliberate approach on issues like Jewish migration and diplomacy.
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Washington
Richard Milhous Nixon
Leonid Nyich Brezhnev
Congress
Brezhnev
State Department
Soviet
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Disneyland
Jogger Observes 106th Birthday in San Francisco
San Francisco jogger Larry Lewis celebrated his 106th birthday by his daily six mile run. John F. Richardson, regional social security commissioner, presented Lewis with a sweat shirt reading Larry Lewis Social Security's Oldest Jogger 106.
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San Francisco
Larry Lewis
John F. Richardson
Social Security
Lewis
Local Campers To Help Trap Gypsy Moths In Audrain County
Little Dixie Campers and Hikers Club will place 15 gypsy moth traps a mile apart around Mexico Missouri then mail samples to authorities if a moth is captured. The pest defoliates trees and has caused major forest damage since 1869 with rising spread from New England to the Midwest and beyond.
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Little Dixie
Audrain County
Missouri
Mexico
James Rigby
New York State
Bob ‘Adams
Club
Bob Slater
Little Dixie Club
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Europe
Massachusetts
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Northeast
Martha Mitchell Attacks Reporter Outside Fifth Avenue Home
Martha Mitchell, wife of former attorney general John Mitchell, angrily confronted reporters outside her Fifth Avenue building. She struck a reporter twice on the head and threatened further action, flingimg a doorman's hat and shouting about press intrusion. Police were asked to remove newsmen but left after reporters showed press IDs.
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Judy Yablonky
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Martha Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Verdict Is Guilty In Vesco Case
A federal judge found the Nixon re election finance committee guilty of violating the Campaign Finance Act by not reporting a 200000 Vesco contribution. Judge Hart fined 1000 on three counts and stayed execution 10 days for appeal. Stans admitted accepting the Vesco gift after April 7 1972 but failed to provide timely detailed accounting.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert L. Vesco
George L. Hart
Finance Committee
Hart
Nixon Finance
Maurice H. Stans
Vesco
Taiwan Tops US TV Exports in First Quarter 1973
Taiwan led US television imports in the first quarter, exporting 784,930 TV sets to the United States. Color models accounted for 109,117 units, according to the Taiwan Electronic Industry Association.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Taiwan Electronic Industry Association
United States
Lavish Gifts Mark Nuclear Summit Exchange
Washington reports lavish gifts traded during summit talks between the White House and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. Brezhnev arrived with a silver samovar and rug. Nixon received a Lincoln Continental and spare Ford parts. Mrs Nixon received Russian china sets and other items. The gifts reportedly came from American firms and makers such as Ford and General Motors.
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Washington
White House
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
Brezhnev
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Cadillac
Stat
Flood relief requests total 531,028 from Missouri districts
Four counties cities road districts and levee districts in Missouri sent applications for flood repair aid to the U S Office of Emergency Preparedness. Total requests amount to 531,028 with an average of 22,160 per submission. Lieutenant Governor William C. Phelps estimates about 500 applications totaling 11 million to fix public facilities damaged by flooding.
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Jefferson City
U. S. Office’ of Emergency Preparedness
William C. Phelps
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Silas
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D-Ind
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Illinois
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