White House rejects Gray claim on Dean lie in Watergate case
The White House denied acting FBI Director Gray's suggestion that President Nixon's official lawyer probably lied to an FBI agent during the Watergate wiretapping probe. The denial centers on John W. Dean III and his Senate Judiciary Committee testimony amid Gray's nomination. The hearing ended with signals both for and against Gray's confirmation as FBI director.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Byrd surge looms as Gray nomination falters
President Nixon's pick Gray faces trouble as West Virginia Senator Byrd edges toward a major Senate leadership win. The report notes Byrd's claim of evidence supporting Gray's weak stance amid shifting Democratic power dynamics in 1960s politics.
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Overcall Choices After North's Two Bid
South faces five hands and must choose between three no trump three diamonds four diamonds and four hearts. The article argues overcall meaning showing good trumps and values for game and discusses invitational or forcing aspects and the rationale for choosing a diamond or heart contract depending on hand shape and partnership goals.
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