Energy crisis endures as major political issue
Energy shortages loom beyond Watergate as inflation and policy collide. A plan for mandatory petroleum allocation is under consideration to distribute gasoline fairly without pump rationing. Farm fuel needs, possible price spikes, and long lines at stations underscore a widening, lasting problem with broad implications for politics through 1976 and beyond.
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Dminn
Advisers May Face Charges in Watergate Probe
CBS News reports three assistant U.S. attorneys who resigned last week told Archibald Cox the Watergate investigation is 85 percent complete. They reportedly urged indictments against former Attorney General John Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean, amid upcoming Senate hearings on the 1972 break in. Martha Mitchell reportedly rejected a private room offer to attend. Dean testified five days last week and says Nixon knew of cover up last September.
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U.S
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Earl J. Silbert
Donald E. Campbell
Cox
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
White
House
John W. Dean III
Mitchell
New York
Senate Watergate Committee
Democratic National Committee
Martha
Dean
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Rwanda Army Seizes Power In Bloodless Coup
The Rwanda National Guard announced a takeover forming a National Committee for Peace and Unity to run the government. President Gregoire Kayibanda is under protection as regional offices shift to military control and Parmehutu is suspended. Diplomats report Kigali streets patrolled and no fighting.
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Kenya
Rwanda
National Guard
National Committee For Peace and Unity
Gregoire Kayibanda
Parmehutu
Kayibanda
United Nations
Belgium
Kigali
Second sad trip for Whitman after tavern shooting
Whitman traveled from his hometown to claim the body of his son John, 24, killed in a Tuesday night tavern argument. Police associate Openshaw noted John had suffered months of distress after Charles Jr. killed his wife, then shot 14 people from a UT clock tower.
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Whitman
John
Bill Openshaw
Whitmans
Charles Jr
University of Texas
Austin
Openshaw
Nixon faced possible resignation over Watergate admits family advised against
Julie Nixon Eisenhower recalls discussions at Camp David after Nixon's April 30 speech. She says the president considered resigning as a potential admission of wrongdoing but was urged by his family to stay, believing it would misstate the truth and hurt the nation.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Julie
Camp David
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean II
Lightning strikes at Olmsted Falls concession stand
A 17 year old Jeff Jones was knocked unconscious when a bolt of lightning hit a concession stand on the village green. Two nearby persons were singed. all three received minor burns and were treated and released from a local hospital.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jeff Jones
Olmsted Falls
Middletown Weather Forecast and Brief Report
Clear skies with a low around 60 tonight and sunny Friday with mid 80s highs. Yesterday's high was 88 and overnight 60 with 7 inch rain recorded. Weather details on page 28. Julie described a White House enemies list as ludicrous to the Senate Watergate panel.
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Middletown
Julie
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Child Charged in Sitter Death in Florida
In Jacksonville an eight year old boy faces murder charges in the shooting death of 79 year old Windsor Miller. A grand jury will decide whether the case goes to criminal or juvenile court. The boy allegedly retrieved a .22 caliber pistol after being ordered inside and shot Miller through a screen.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Miller
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