White House Aide Sought CIA Help in Watergate Coverup
Senate Watergate committee prepared to press new questions as it investigates whether the White House sought CIA involvement in the Watergate coverup and planned to widen inquiry to the FBI. The probe centers on attempts to enlist agency help and the implications for top officials.
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Senate
Watergate Committee
White House
CIA
FBI
Hunt
Cushman
Helms
Nixon
Iran
Watergate panel to probe chief investigator Bellino
The Watergate committee creates a special subcommittee to examine accusations against chief investigator Carmine Bellino. Sen. Sam Ervin asks Senators Talmadge Inouye and Gurney to serve, amid Bush’s affidavits alleging Bellino bugged Nixon activity. Baker pushes for a full inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Carmine S. Bellino
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Bellino
George Bush
Bush
Richard M. Nixon
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Ervin
North Carolina
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
McCord claims FBI blocked search after Watergate break in
James W. McCord Jr a former FBI and CIA agent says the Justice Department blocked FBI searches of Watergate defendants homes and cars soon after the June 17 1972 break in. He claims agents could have quickly cracked the case and notes $18000 in cash and other evidence were in his possession at arrest. The remarks appear in a three part Armed Forces Journal series.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Justice Department
FBI
McCord
Nixon
Armed Forces Journal
Air Force
Four Die in West Virginia Plane Crash on Bolt Mountain
Four Fairmont residents died when a twin engine plane owned by Interstate Engineers and Contractors Inc. of Fairmont crashed on Bolt Mountain in Wyoming County near the Boone Raleigh county line. The victims were pilot Raymond Delligatti and crew Raghunatha B Vittal Beverly Coleman and Mildred T Barker. The wreck occurred in rain with fog and rescue teams used long ladders to reach the site. Fingerprint identifications confirmed the victims.
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Bolt Mountain
Fairmont
Interstate Engineers
Raymond Delligatti
Interstate
Raghunatha B. Vittal
Beverly Coleman
Boone-Raleigh County
Funeral Home
Beckley
Senate Overrides Nixon Veto on EMS Hospitals Bill
The Senate voted 77 to 16 to override the president's veto on a bill to keep eight Public Service hospitals open and create a $185 million program to improve emergency medical services. The House delays action until September after recess.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
U S Women’s Ski Team Diet Promises Rapid Weight Loss
An advertisement touts the U S Women’s Ski Team Diet claiming up to 20 pounds lost in 14 days. It claims normal energy remains and suggests easy adherence for work travel or home, urging readers to order by sending $2 with options for rush service.
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Rush
O.K. To. Diversified Products Co
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Chico
Calif
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