Dean Challenges Nixon's Statement on Watergate Knowledge
John W. Dean III testified that Nixon's last major Watergate statement gives a less than accurate account of what Nixon knows. White House spokesmen said Nixon stands behind his May 22 denial of knowledge or involvement.
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IJ Hunt
Colson
Hunt
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H.R.) Haldeman
Ehrichman
Richard) Helms
CIA
Vernon) Walters
Daniel) Ellsberg
Matt Byrne
Egil Krogh
Oval Office
Haldeman
Herbert W.) Kalmbach
Controversy over Girl Scout sex education badge in Philadelphia
Philadelphia parents, Catholics and council leaders clash over a new Girl Scout merit badge titled To Be a Woman. Critics argue it teaches sex education and abortion to cadettes aged 12 to 14, while supporters say it advances gender parity and informed citizenship.
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Wayncote
Muriel] Lehman
Lehman
Ernesta Drinker Ballard
Girl Scout Organization
Cecily C. Selby
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Francis X. Schmidt
Tight Election Security Planned in Northern Ireland
Belfast reports a violent campaign with 25 deaths and 70 bombings as one million voters prepare for Thursday's provincial assembly election. Patrick Wilson, a SDLP founder, and Irene Andrews were stabbed to death amid sectarian violence. a new Ulster Freedom Fighters group claimed responsibility.
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Londonderry
William Whitelaw
Payroll fraud indictments expand among state Agriculture staff
East Baton Rouge grand jury returns four more payroll fraud indictments raising total to 17 against Agriculture Department employees and ex employees. The panel also hears from New Orleans store owner John Schwegmann while district attorney Ossie Brown probes alleged payoffs to lawmakers over a wholesale liquor bill.
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Oklahoma
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Four Drown In Calcasieu River Tragedy Near Oakdale
In Calcasieu River near Oakdale Louisiana four people died Monday night when a group wading to help a child fell into a deep hole. Mrs Shirley Jones 32 Denise 9 Debbie Latigue 14 all Oakdale and Dianne Jones 1 of South Carolina perished. Patricia Carrier 21 survived after being rescued by Cliff Miles 22. she said Denise slipped into a deep hole and the others tried to save her before drowning.
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Calcasieu River
Here
Shirley Jones
Her Daugher
Denise
Debbie Latigue
Dianne Jones
South Carolina
Miss Carrier
Cliff Miles
Beame Wins Democratic NYC Mayoral Nomination in Runoff
Abraham D. Beame, aged 67, defeats Rep Herman Badillo by about 200000 votes to secure the Democratic nomination for mayor of New York City. With 99 percent of votes counted Beame leads 61 percent to 39 percent, setting up a November contest against Republican John J Marchi Liberal-line candidate Albert H Blumenthal and Conservative candidate Mario Biaggi.
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Abraham D. Beame
Herman Badillo
Beame
Badillo
John J. Marchi
Staten Island
Albert H. Blumenthal
Mario Biaggi
John V. Lindsay
Pri
FPC ruling seen as energy shift may raise air pollution
Baton Rouge speakers at the environmental council warned the Federal Power Commission ruling could halt gas supply to industries using excess boiler fuel. They expect higher air pollution, economic stress on utilities, and costly fuel transfers across the state. Dr Raymond Thomasson of Shell Oil predicted more energy regulation and refinery growth by 1985, with southern plants favored to meet environmental standards.
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Federal Power Commission
Clint Pray
Gevpope
Pray
Citizens Advisory Board
Environmental Council
FPC
Raymond Thomasson
Shell Oil Co
Houston
Energy policy moves amid gas shortage and possible mandatory controls
Government sources indicate a shift from voluntary fuel allocation to possible mandatory controls, with Colorado Governor John A. Love named as energy policy coordinator, a job previously declined by William Scranton. The AAA reports gasoline shortages easing but continuing tight supplies, especially in the Northwest, as hearings on July 10 11 and 12 address fair distribution for independent marketers.
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Office of Oil and Gas of the Interior Department
Treasury
William E. Simon
Colorado
John A. Love
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
AAA
Donald Strickland
House Commerce Committee
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