Nixon agrees to TV interviews with Frost in no holds barred series
Former President Richard Nixon signed a contract for a four 90 minute interview series with David Frost. He will discuss Watergate and resignation as part of the world wide distribution plan. CBS and ABC showed no interest while NBC had bid for memoir rights.
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Frost says Nixon interview contracted for broadcast delay
Frost acts for an international consortium and signed a 13 page contract granting total editorial freedom for an interview with former President Nixon. Broadcasts will be delayed until after the November 1976 elections, to avoid appearing to influence U.S. affairs. Nixon did not wish to intervene, Frost said.
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Vice President's House Renovation Nears Finish
The Navy reports ~$311000 spent on repairs and redecorating the 82 year old mansion atop Observatory Hill. The Rockefellers expect to move in after Sept 1 with nine parties planned for Congress staff and diplomats. The work includes a new foyer entry, wiring upgrades, replastered walls and refinished oak floors.
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Youth arson feared in Southern California fires
Officials tie two major fires to deliberate acts or reckless conduct. An 18 year old, Wayne Everett Chapman of Saugus, faces arson investigations for the Pacoima Canyon blaze near Newhall, with containment not in sight after burning over 2300 acres. The Lake Hemet fire near Palm Springs, caused by a 10 year old fishing with his grandfather, may lead to charges against the parents.
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VA ends LSD experiments except one ongoing study
The Veterans Administration has phased out most LSD human tests since 1965 with only a small Topeka program continuing at the Menninger Clinic. The work, involving about two patients per year, targets alcoholism and painful illnesses, with prior tests conducted at Palo Alto Wadsworth and Sheridan.
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Agriculture Department to preview 1975 crop forecasts
The Agriculture Department will release forecasts for the 1975 corn crop and other farm production after market close to guide consumer food prices. Corn is crucial to meat costs, with projected harvest between 5.7 and 6.4 billion bushels, around 6.05 billion last month. Soybean production is also estimated at 1.4 billion bushels.
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