Dean Tells About Wiretap Remarks
The summary reports J. Edgar Hoover told Nixon he had been bugged in the 1968 campaign and Nixon said they would someday use it to their advantage. The exchange occurred during a Sept. 15 meeting with Dean and Haldeman amid Watergate indictments, with Nixon planning to use the bugging claim against opponents rather than as a loyalty issue.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Committee For
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking and Currency Committee
Democratic
William E. Timmons
Patman
CRP
Rep
Garry Brown
Michigan
Brown
Palmer
NBC News
Senate Committee of Dean
USMC Announces Enlistment Plan For 17 To 28 Year Olds
Local Marine Corps recruiters announce a two year enlistment program for men and women aged 17 to 28. The offer is unlimited during June and July, with a $2,500 bonus for high school graduates still available. Contact the Monroe recruiting office at 3217 Louisville Ave.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Louisville Ave
Monroe
Nixon Seeks Release Of White House Papers In Ervin Review
Report says Nixon will release almost all documents Dean took from the White House, kept in a safe deposit box and given to a federal judge who furnished Ervin with a copy. Ervin cites a Gestapo mentality in the papers and notes Nixon approved the plans before retracting his approval after Hoover’s objection. Senate sources say Ervin may withhold one file on U S intelligence abroad, fearing harm to foreign relations.
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Dean
White House
Ervin
Nixon
Hoover
Senate
U.S
Dollar weakens abroad as devaluations bite travelers
An American traveler facing three devaluations sees his Europe trip funds shrink to about 75 cents on the dollar. The first two devaluations lowered buying power 8.58 percent in December 1971 and 10 percent in February. a creeping third devaluation followed in the market, alongside a floating dollar era that has slid about 25 percent overall. Newsmakers blame inflation and Watergate for eroding confidence, with gold prices rising to 42.22 per ounce influencing currency values.
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London
Europe
White House
Congress
Associated Press
Feir
United States
Indochina
U.S
West Germany
Japan
Nixson
Paul Lichtenberg
Commerzbank
Frankfurt
Germany
Three Charged With Possession
George J. Tate 19, son of Louisiana Supreme Court Justice Albert Tate Jr., and two others were arrested on marijuana possession charges. David E. Ribaul 18 of Gretna and Douglas Fruge 20 of Ville Platte were in a car stopped for alleged running a stop sign and speeding when a plastic bag believed to contain marijuana was found.
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New Orleans
George J. Tate
Albert Tate Jr
Louisiana Supreme Court
David E. Ribaul
Gretna
Douglas Fruge
Ville Platte
Ribaul
AF Technical Schools Added at Lowery and Chanute Air Bases
U S Air Force recruiting station announces two new fully credited AF technical schools through the Community College of the Air Force. Accredited by the North Central Association these programs will be at Lowery AFB Colorado and Chanute AFB Illinois. Training combines on the job and college credit in air traffic control jet engine mechanic and electronic specialist tracks. Seven AF schools are now accredited.
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U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Community College of the Air Force
North Central Association of College and Secondary Schools
Lowery Afb
Colo
Chanute Afb
Ill
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Gordon Strachan
Daniel Elisburg
Richard A. Moore
Jeb Stuart Magruder
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John N. Mitchell
Strachan
Sam J. Ervin Jr
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USMC
Adar
Presley
Tom Parker
Elvis
Middle East
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Alaska
Laos
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