Dean Faces Hostile Questions On Watergate Testimony
John W. Dean III, fired White House aide, testifies that Nixon lied about Watergate and accuses the White House of using FBI and IRS against enemies. He offers to take a lie detector test and says Nixon knew of a cover up as early as September. Haldeman and Ehrlichman offer differing comments on the case as Senate questions continue.
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Senate Committee
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Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
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Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.mex
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Gerald L. Warren
House
Warren
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
CBS News
Probers weigh expansion of Watergate inquiry on FBI role
The Watergate prosecutor's office debates using John Dean III testimony to probe political surveillance in past administrations. Spokesmen decline comment while others say investigators monitor references to FBI activity and possible ties to the 1968 and 1972 campaigns.
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Watergate
John W. Dean III
Dean
FBI
Archibald Cox
Senate
Watergate Committee
William C. Sullivan
Bureau
Sullivan
Washington Star-News
Senate votes to cut off U S bombing in Cambodia
Senator Tower predicted Nixon will sign a 3.4 billion supplemental bill cutting off funds for combat activities in Cambodia and Laos. The House approved a separate amendment banning new funds for bombing, sending the measure to the Senate as pressure grows for a halt to bombing following the Indochina peace accord.
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Senate
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Cambodia
John G. Tower
Rtex
Indochina
Tower
Republican Policy Committee
Laos
House
Mild turning cooler with showers in Middletown
Weather forecast for Middletown calls for cloudy conditions with showers and thundershowers tonight, winds, and about 0.73 inches of rain overnight. Thursday will be cloudy and cooler with a chance of more showers as a warming weekend trend is forecast. Tuesday's high reached 87 and the overnight low was 64. Weather map and details are on page 28.
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Middletown
Mandatory gasoline allocation eyed in energy crisis plan
Government sources indicate a mandatory gasoline allocation system is planned as part of an energy policy, with a presidential message expected this week and possible delays until an energy policy coordinator is appointed. The Interior Department and Deputy Treasury Secretary William Simon back mandatory controls, while Colorado Governor John Love is named as coordinator. the AAA reports continued station shutdowns and rationing, though signs suggest the shortage may be stabilizing.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
White House
Office of Oil and Gas of the Interior Department
Treasury
William E. Simon
Colorado
John A. Love
State Highway Dept tests four day work week in Ohio
About 700 employees in District 8 of the Ohio State Highway Department begin a 10 hour day four day week to save gasoline and boost productivity. Workers shift from five to four days with 7 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. hours Monday through Thursday and plan to return to five days in the fall or extend the experiment if successful.
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Lebanon
State Highway Department
Ohio
District 8
State Department of Transportation
Bill Hounshell
Hounshell
Uruguays Congress dissolved. new Council of State formed
The Uruguayan Congress was dissolved for the first time in 40 years and replaced by a Council of State. The move aims to reform the constitution for a plebiscite. A warrant was issued for Sen. Enrique Erro on subversive association charges. Erro is in Buenos Aires amid Argen tine Peron’s return.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Congress
Enrique Erro
Erro
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Act Proposed to Halt Oil Industry Monopoly
Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre introduces legislation to force major oil producers to abandon wholesale and retail marketing operations warning the petroleum industry risks near monopoly if Congress delays. He urged swift action on the Senate floor.
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Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Senate
McIntyre
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