19 Jul 1974
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1974
Page
1
Government officials disclosed thefts of gasoline rationing coupons stored in hidden warehouses. Investigators described secret stashes, unauthorized sales, and efforts to destroy or conceal coupon stockpiles while authorities pursued prosecutions.
Washington reports reveal Haldeman’s closed testimony stating Connally complained dairy donors wanted to fund Nixon’s 1972 campaign but lacked mechanics. Connally denies discussing dairy group contributions and says he had no involvement with their donations. The Milk Producers Inc case involves Connelly’s contacts, a political trust, and possible charges linked to Jacobsen. Mohini the white tigress at the National Zoological Park is also noted.
Spain reports General Franco's health worsened with gastric complications after earlier improvements. Doctors say he remains under medical care in hospital as a medical bulletin notes physiological constants within normal levels despite the sudden downturn.
House Rules Committee approves live broadcast of Judiciary impeachment debate awaiting full House vote. ABC CBS and NBC ready to cover daily. Public Broadcasting Service to air taped replays each evening. Final decision lies with Judiciary Committee, with debates set to begin Tuesday and vote slated for Saturday.
Dr Tobert Hill, aged about 100, treated his last patient in Athens after decades of practice. He cites lack of young doctors in the area and notes he delivered around 2,500 babies during his roughly career, saying retirement brings calm but he misses his patients and life’s routine.
President Nixon signs a pact of cooperation with Spain to promote peace and aid defense for the West. The ceremony in the Western White House mirrored a Madrid signing earlier, attended by Spain's chargé d’affaires Joaquin Cervino and Consul General Andre Drake.
Former presidential adviser Charles W. Colson, jailed for obstructing justice in the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in, is suspended by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court from practicing law while serving a 1 to 3 year sentence.
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