Watergate Panel Demands Kissinger Records in Subpoenas
The Senate Watergate Committee issued subpoenas demanding President Nixon diaries from 1972 to 1973 and White House and aides interior telephones records, plus three years of Nixon aides' telephone logs as part of probe into tapes and related materials. Judge Jones ruled White House may withhold some subpoenas, while broader access persists. President Nixon and Henry Kissinger were central figures as hearings focus on legality and executive privilege amid ongoing investigations.
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Hunt Spied On Goldwater
Former Watergate figure E Howard Hunt tells Senate investigators he spied on Senator Barry Goldwater during the 1964 campaign. The Washington Post, citing unnamed sources, says Hunt described surveillance run under directions from President Lyndon B Johnson via an intermediary. Goldwater says he learned of Hunt's claim this week and would not reveal the intermediary.
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GM Ford Acquitted on Federal Discount Charge
DETROIT AP General Motors and Ford have been acquitted of a federal charge that they eliminated discounts in car sales. The case centered on discounts in large fleet sales, which accounted for about one million vehicles annually, roughly 10 to 12 percent of U.S. production. Before 1971, the automakers offered larger discounts, with market share falling from about 75 percent to under 50 percent.
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Crude Oil Sets Iranians Record Price At $17.40 A Barrel
Iran auctioned crude oil at 17.40 dollars per barrel, about 41 cents per gallon, a record. The price would double heating oil costs for American homes if mirrored in the United States, with many homes heated by oil.
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Israel and Egypt seek Geneva peace framework amid border buffer plan
An Israeli official says talks in Geneva will hinge on a buffer zone along the canal guarded by UN troops as Arabs and Israelis press for defined borders. Golda Meir’s aides and consultants work on Israel’s bargaining options while Egypt's delegation pursues a quick pace at the conference.
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Congress Eyes Winter Vacation Nears End
Congress debates winter recess timing as members consider finishing the current session tonight or facing a Friday adjournment. House Leader Theme P. One of Massachusetts signals possible return January 21 for the second session. a death-related Social Security case is noted.
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