Watergate Tapes Case Heads to Appeals Court
Washington AP report on President Nixon era tapes facing appellate review as Sirica weighs secrecy and legal limits. The judge set Sept 4 for response to Senate suit while questions about illegal donations and executive conduct loom. A separate LA item notes a burglary/ conspiracy case tied to 1971 office break in and indictments against White House aides.
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Washington
Pressam Wisne
Appa Court
Anneal
Ne 'Ike
Cour Court
Sirica
Presidential Cone
Cox
Nixon
Senate Committee
Senate
Los Angeles
Daniel Eliberg
White House
Congressional Leaders Dismiss Long Session Rumors
Fragmentary text shows uncertain notes on congressional leaders and an expected Union message. Mention of a tea, dates, and Capitol plans suggests a discussion about session length and anticipated address.
Prisoners Release Hostages Amid Evasive Talks
A former prisoner named Carney, who served 14 years, challenges officials as conditions slowly improve. He says the state maintains evasive answers similar to past practices while hostages are released.
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Carney
No Fast Action Seen On Mideast Settlement
Nixon said on Wednesday that no settlement progress is likely for two to three months as U N discussions and a General Assembly debate loom. officials will study talks among foreign ministers before any concrete plans emerge.
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Mideast
J Her
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Krogh regrets mistake in Ellsberg break in
Krogh Jr. says he regrets the mistake of obtaining Ellsberg psychiatric records and that the break in was authorized as part of national security. He notes the plumbers unit formed in 1971 by President Nixon and mentions an upcoming arraignment and Watergate connections.
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Krogh
Ellsberg
Los Angeles
Eg Krogh Jr
Dean Eligberg
Butcher
Lenter Theseleme Krogh
Ellberg
Plumbers
Nixon
Democrats to try override Nixon veto on minimum wage bill
Democratic leaders vow to seek a two thirds House override of President Nixon's veto on the minimum wage bill with a vote set for September 19. They note past vetoes have not been overridden this year and warn success hinges on the House outcome.
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Nixon
Washington
Mike Mansfield Salt
House
Senate
Paper Mill Workers On Strike In Abitibi Dispute
About 1 099 members of the United Paperworkers Union at Abitibi Paper Co and related mills in Iroquois Falls begin strike action after breakdowns in negotiations. Key issues include fringe benefits pensions vacation pay overtime and accident and health insurance. Mills operated on newsprint by Price Co Ltd and Canadian International Paper Co have been shut since late July amid wage disputes.
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Iroquom Falls
Umi
Alaet
United Paperworkers
Leteroti
Lea Frequeis
Divine
Une Abitibi Paper Co
Terese
Abitibi
Price Co. Ltd
Canadian International Paper Co
Democrats Seek Daley Help To Raise Funds
Democrats appeal for Chicago mayor Daley to back a telethon set for September 15 across NBC outlets. Secretary Michael J. Howlett promoting the slogan Give us a buck and change your luck as Daley’s long political influence is recalled.
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Daley
Michael J. Howlett
Cook County
Strauss
James Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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