Ehrlichman Says Evidence Will Trip Up Dean
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman claims to have evidence that could trip up John Dean III's sworn testimony. He accuses Dean of trying to save himself by implicating President Nixon and says Dean was central to the cover up. Ehrlichman discussed his views with the Christian Science Monitor and CBS 60 Minutes.
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Nixon urges five year energy plan and voluntary cuts
President Nixon asks Congress to authorize a five year 10 billion dollar energy research program and urges Americans to cut energy use by five percent in the next year. He proposes a new Department of Energy and Natural Resources and a renamed Nuclear Energy Commission. Governor John A. Love would head a White House energy policy office.
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Chilean forces crush revolt as curfew hits Santiago
In Santiago troops patrolled with orders to shoot curfew violators after rebels loyal to President Allende tried to seize the capital. Seven people were killed and 22 wounded in hours of fighting near the Moneda Palace and defense ministry. A nationwide state of emergency was declared and night curfews imposed in Santiago Province.
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Nixon Signs Off On Cambodia Bombing Return To Peace Talks
The White House reaches a genuine compromise with Senate and House critics on Cambodia bombing. Nixon agrees to a fund cutoff after August 15 with 45 days to seek a Cambodian settlement, prompting congressional authorization for any further military actions. House and Senate leaders back the deal as constitutional safeguards.
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Free Drinks as Skyward Passengers Recover in Miami
About 950 of 1,000 on the Norwegian Caribbean Lines Skyward recovered from a mysterious intestinal illness after docking in Miami. Passengers crowded the bar for free drinks while a Miami medical team examined them. 50 remained confined to cabins. Officials say a virus caused the outbreak, not food or water.
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Social Security bill salvage plan faces new conference
Congressional conferees seek to salvage a Social Security rise along with debt ceiling extension after Friday’s 190 to 185 defeat blocked House action. If delayed, the Treasury could run low on funds and debt nears 460 billion. Democratic strategists push to preserve Social Security gains amid Republican veto risks.
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Therapist Captures Bus Hijacker In Fresno Incident
A Greyhound bus hijacking ended in Fresno after an on site confrontation. Passenger Calvin Wilson, 22, died from throat injuries. Johnny Smith, 18, of Los Angeles, was booked for murder and kidnapping. hospital therapist Rodger Peck restrained Smith after learning the hostage threat.
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Saigon Says Nixon Accord Ties Allied Forces
Saigon government spokesman Bui Bao Truc says Nixon Congress pact to end all U S military operations in Southeast Asia by August 15 pins the hands and weakens allied forces. He warns outcomes may be unsatisfactory due to the binding agreement.
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