Milk Fund Documents To Be Given To Judge
The Justice Department plans to turn over milk fund documents and a tape to U.S. District Judge William B. Chandler, shielding sensitive evidence in a civil suit brought by Ralph Nader. The case concerns links between dairy industry contributions and changes in federal milk price supports during the Nixon era.
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Nixon previews personal finances to GOP leaders
President Nixon showed selected Republican leaders a set of personal financial reports in a White House meeting, with aides describing extensive documentation and tax issues. Lawmakers noted possible large refunds from over withholding in 1968 to 1972, though exact amounts and forms were not confirmed.
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Egypt and Israel urged to resume peaceful talks
UN commander Lt Gen Ensio Siilasvuo proposed resuming ceasefire discussions in Jerusalem with Israeli leaders after meeting Egyptian and Israeli officials. Cairo reports say no positive withdrawal proposals were offered and indirect talks to restart are under way, with Geneva peace talks in December at stake.
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Rickover Promoted To Full Admiral
Washington AP report says Hyman G Rickover, famed father of the U S nuclear submarine, is promoted to full admiral by President Maxon. In a ceremony he urged steadiness and responsibility and defended Nixon’s controversial path while noting Rickover’s own unorthodox ideas.
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Fish Market Strike Impacts Fulton Market Businesses
In New York seafood restaurants and fish retailers brace for disruption as a strike by 580 workers at Fulton Fish Market enters its second day. Negotiations between United Seafood Workers and the Fulton Market employers were set to resume this morning.
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House OKs Medal for Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Director
A bill advances to honor a Hoover-era FBI director who led the agency for 45 years. The nominee improved organizational structure and emphasis on professional standards during his long tenure.
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Truckers Block Highway To Protest Fuel Prices
Truck drivers blocked westbound lanes of an interstate in protest of fuel prices and lower speed limits. A Pennsylvania detour caused a five hour traffic jam involving about 1,490 vehicles. one truck driver was arrested in New Jersey. The demonstration began around 7:00 am with trucks pulling onto the highway shoulder and citing high fuel costs and planned limits as reasons.
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Sirica Hears Tapes and Probes Installations in Watergate
In Washington US District Judge John J. Sirica discusses White House handling of secret Watergate tapes as Higby and other aides expected to testify. Senate investigators hear from Hughes employees about a 100000 payment to Bebe Rebozo, with Nixon and Rebozo saying funds were returned.
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ABA Head Calls Nixon's Legal Position Inept
ABA president Chesterfield Smith said Nixon's Watergate legal stance has been advanced ineptly. He criticized the executive privilege doctrine and argued the White House tactics imply concealment, and he expected disciplinary action against several Watergate lawyers.
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Captioned News Debuts for Deaf Viewers on TV
Boston AP reports captioned views for the deaf debut on public television. If the voice comes from the screen the caption appears in the upper portion, aiding comprehension for viewers.
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Readable Fragments Describe Space Event Passage Toward Milky Way
Fragmentary notes describe a space event where an object moves past Jupiter and heads toward the Milky Way. The text mentions unclear proper names and garbled terms, suggesting a historical or speculative report without solid details.
North Viet forces launch attacks in Highlands
Government spokesmen claimed a half dozen tanks killed in fighting in the highlands. Hand-to-hand combat flared near Kien Duc and another town as two civilians, including refugees, died. About 1 006 civilians reportedly fled eastward toward Gin Nghia, with Highway 14 reportedly open though danger persisted.
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