Watergate inquiries press key witnesses on mastermind
Senate Watergate hearings edge toward identifying the planner behind the break in and cover up. Top aides and campaign figures including Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Mitchell Magruder face questions as witnesses reveal links to decisions, payments, and alleged attempts to secure silence.
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Presbyterians Show Few Signs Of Unity
A midpoints view of the Presbyterian General Assembly in Fort Worth shows deep splits between liberal and conservative factions. New moderator Charles Kraemer questions a seven member committee solution, while Dr Beil promotes examining church problems openly. Discussions also touch on reunion with northern Presbyerians and abortion and amnesty under certain conditions.
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Quarter-Million Legal Fees Hit Nixon Re-Election Fund
Washington AP report shows the Finance Committee to Re-elect the President spent 237725 on legal fees since last July with 146639 in the prior three months. Key figures include Maurice Stans and John Mitchell associates, Magruder, Sloan, and top counsel Parkinson and OBrien, amid Watergate investigations and related civil suits. A May 31 balance reported 44 million in contributions plus ongoing receipts.
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Edmisten’s Senate fate tied to Sen. Ervin’s plans
At UNC Chapel Hill Rufus L. Edmisten, a clean-cut campus figure, is seen as a front runner for North Carolina’s next Senate seat if Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. leaves. Edmisten, Ervin’s aide on the Watergate panel, has built a reputation as “Ervin’s eyes and ears” and hopes to run for attorney general in 1976, contingent on Ervin’s decision to seek re election.
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Gray Would Testify Without Immunity
L. Patrick Gray, former acting FBI director, will testify without immunity in the Watergate probes. His attorney, Stephen H. Sachs, says Gray has cooperated with prosecutors and the Watergate committee and may appear before the Senate committee led by Senator Ervin in July.
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Cambodian Troops Raid Viet Cong Camp in Ang Snuol Area
Cambodian forces say they killed 29 Communist soldiers in a raid on a Viet Namese and Khmer Rouge camp. They fought to regain Highway 4 west of Phnom Penh near Ang Snuol, with further clashes reported near Takeo and Prey Totung as sea deliveries were disrupted.
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Lebanon Premier Wins Delay
Premier Amin Hafez failed to win a confidence vote but secured a postponement of the critical session to try to salvage his government. Opposition within his Sunni sect pressed for a stronger government, two Sunni cabinet members resigned, and only six of 94 lawmakers attended as the session was adjourned indefinitely amid sectarian tension.
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Norman Cousins bids for Saturday Review in $500000 sale
SAN FRANCISCO AP Norman Cousins former editor of Saturday Review and head of World Magazine has offered about $500000 to buy the Review. Attorneys seek bankruptcy court approval with a June 22 hearing set. The petitioning firms aim to pay creditors while Cousins would take most assets and subscription obligations.
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Bow string tax loophole sparks 1974 draw weight rule
A fragmented clipping claims lawmakers plan a new tax on bow strings and related gear. Beginning 1974, bows with at least a ten pound draw and arrows over 18 inches will face a ten percent levy, with handmade items and reservations excluded.
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