Moore Testimony Frames Watergate as Unauthorized Adventure
Richard A. Moore testified before the Senate Watergate committee that until March 19 this year he viewed the Watergate raid as an unauthorized adventure by foes with $100 bills who liked James Bond. He said he did not know of official or campaign involvement or a cover up and doubts President Nixon knew. Moore recalled a Feb 11 California meeting to seek fund raising help from John N. Mitchell, later met with a dismissive response. Sen. Ervin said subpoenas for White House documents remain likely if Nixon does not voluntarily release them.
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Ervin predicts committee will subpoena White House papers
Senate Watergate chair Sam Ervin said the panel would vote to subpoena White House documents if Nixon does not release them voluntarily. Nixon offered to meet but would not back away from refusal to hand over documents. Ervin urged Nixon to testify and meet alone without notes.
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Nixon to meet Ervin on documents after hospital admission
President Nixon agreed to a private meeting with Senate Watergate committee Chairman Sam Ervin Jr. to discuss White House documents while he is hospitalized in Bethesda for pneumonia. No date was set, and Nixon reiterated he will not back away from his document refusal.
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Nixon Undergoes Treatment for Viral Pneumonia at White House
President Nixon, age 60, is hospitalized in Suburban Maryland with diagnosed viral pneumonia. White House doctors expect at least a week of rest and say he will continue necessary work from the hospital while recuperating.
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Nixon-Ervin meeting over Watergate papers sought by committee
Inside access bid to White House documents tied to the Watergate investigation. The Nixon-Ervin session followed a letter accusing the President of risking a constitutional clash by refusing to release records. Deputy Warren said no change in the stance despite the meeting.
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Lane Closings Extend on I-75 North of Dayton
Traffic woes continue as lane closings extend on I-75 northbound from Middletown to Dayton and on I-75 southbound from Ohio 122 to Keowee Street. Two northbound lanes closed starting Monday with an October 31 completion target. southbound work progressing with limited lanes open weekdays and more on weekends.
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Weekend Weather Looks Wet for Middletown Area
The National Weather Service forecasts a wet weekend in the Middletown area with showers and thunderstorms possible Saturday and highs in the mid 80s. Tonight remains mild with lows 65 to 70 as Thursday's high reached 80 and overnight dipped to 63.
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Phase 4 program may lift food prices up to 15 percent
A spokesman for food retailers says Phase 4 anti inflation measures could push prices for items including fresh fruits and vegetables higher by as much as 15 percent under the forthcoming program.
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Farm bill withdrawn sparks bitter House debate
Congress faces possible collapse of the 1970 Agriculture Act as debate over subsidy reform and cost concerns escalates. Poage warns the bill may die December 31 without passage, defaulting to permanent laws. Debates focus on target price plans, escalators, and industry costs amid partisan clashes and labor-industry criticisms.
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