Judge refers Watergate tapes to grand jury
U S District Judge John J Sirica referred the Watergate tapes case to a grand jury citing possible unlawful conduct and unanswered questions. White House says no implied guilt and focuses on tape erasure rather than contents. Jaworski to lead probe with FBI assistance and full grand jury referral.
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Kissinger shifts to Israeli Syrian front after Egypt pact
Secretary of State Kissinger moves from completing the Israeli Egyptian disengagement to press for a Syrian front agreement. He planned a Damascus meeting with President Assad after talks with King Hussein, while Sadat said Geneva talks resume only if Syria and Israel disengage. The Cairo paper quoted Kissinger vowing the same dedication as on Suez talks.
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Former NBC newscaster undergoes surgery in Montana
Former NBC newscaster Chet Huntley underwent surgery for lung cancer Thursday night at St. Vincent's Hospital in Billings Montana. He heads a Montana real estate and recreation development and was reported today in satisfactory condition.
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Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Dinner Recall Expands
The FDA recalls 2.2 million packages of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese dinners due to potential salmonella contamination. Identified packages include codes 9-26-74C to 10-8-74C and were produced in Kraft's Springfield Missouri plant and shipped from Champaign Illinois to Illinois Arizona Utah Oregon and Washington.
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Weather outlook for Middletown area with rain chances
Occasional rain expected in the Middletown area today with a chance of thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight in the low to mid 40s and highs Sunday in the 50s.
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South Vietnam Sinks Chinese Patrol Boat in Paracel Clash
South Vietnam reports sinking a Chinese patrol boat with 50 to 60 aboard near the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea. A radar guided missile reportedly hit a South Vietnamese patrol boat, possibly sinking a crew of about 100, as fleets disengaged around Duncan Island. Nine more boats and details remain unconfirmed.
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China Expels Five Russians Over Spy Ties
Tsung Hua reports China ordered the expulsion of five Russians accused of espionage at the Soviet Embassy in Peking. The group included First Secretary V I Marchenko and wife, Third Secretary V A Semenov and wife, and interpreter A A Kolosov from the military attaché office.
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Prison riot at Atmore State Prison Farm leaves two dead
In Alabama, guards and inmates clashed Friday at Atmore State Prison Farm. Guard Lyell Barrow was stabbed to death and inmate George Dobbins died of bullet wounds as officers moved to rescue hostages. One guard injured. two convicts hospitalized. Officials said four inmates seized hostages and demanded access to Prison Commissioner Sullivan. no food or facility demands were reported. Warden Harding described using riot guns to regain control.
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Former Nixon aide Edward Morgan resigns from Treasury
Edward L. Morgan, once deputy counsel to the President, resigns as an assistant secretary of the Treasury. He regrets signing the deed donating Nixon's vice presidential papers valued at 576000 to the National Archives and faces questions over the donation timing and related tax issues.
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Priest reports exorcism aids family in Daly City case
San Francisco priest Karl Patzelt recounts performing the Roman Catholic rite of exorcism in a Daly City home to help a young couple and their 2 year old son who faced repeated disturbances over 29 days. He says the family, not possessed, showed severe fear and physical incidents but the situation improved after the rite.
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