Ervin presses Nixon on duty to enforce laws in Watergate
Senate Watergate Chairman Sam Ervin challenged whether Nixon acted to fulfill the presidents duty to see that laws are faithfully executed in the Watergate affair. Dean testified that White House actions beyond Watergate violated First and Fourth Amendments and Ervin pressed for Nixon to testify. Dean described meetings as potentially incriminating and recalled the January inauguration sh incident triggering anger from the President.
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Montoya Under Attack Over Fund Raising Schemes
The Wall Street Journal reports Sen Joseph Montoya used dummy committees to mask campaign donations for his 1970 re election. It cites seven Washington committees run by treasurer Jack Beaty with bank accounts opened in their names but lacking offices staff phones or members.
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Schlesinger Confirmed As Defense Chief
The Senate confirmed James R. Schlesinger as secretary of defense after Sen. William Proxmire dropped his objection with conditions tied to North Vietnam actions. Sen. Stuart Symington defended the nominee, saying Schlesinger has the knowledge and judgment to lead, should he rely on his own view.
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POW Feared In Service Before Suicide In Colorado
In Commerce City Colorado Marine Sgt Abel Larry Kavanaugh 24 a former POW who faced war crimes charges told a doctor an army halt would find him in the service An hour later he shot himself in the head with a .25 caliber pistol Police said the death appears self inflicted He was the second ex POW to die after Edward Alten Brudno another returned prisoner who died by overdose earlier this year
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Dr John W Bolin of Aurora completed a physical on Kavanaugh about an hour before the Marine killed himself at his father in law s home in a Denver suburb. Bolin said Kavanaugh was in excellent physical condition but anxious and burdened and believed the military would find an excuse to keep him in service. He spoke of being a POW and asked for a thorough exam with a copy sent to his father in law and lawyer.
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Embargoed Soybeans Spark US Trade Tensions
The Nixon administration orders an immediate embargo on high protein soybeans and related oilseed exports to curb soaring livestock feed costs. Commerce Secretary Dent says the embargo lasts until next fall and may save about 30 million bushels valued near $300 million, while critics warn of slow relief for meat producers. In Tokyo, Japan protests potential shortages but says US supplies are adequate for now.
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The Quipster on marriage and money borrowing
A quip says he advised his friend against marrying for money, arguing that money can be borrowed far cheaper than tying the knot. The remark reflects satirical wit about love and finance.
Bombing Funding Fight Forces Nixon Choice
The Senate Appropriations Committee moved to veto federal spending for U S operations in Indochina including Cambodia Laos and Vietnam in a 9 to 8 vote and sent the measure to the full Senate. The House backed a similar antibombing amendment limiting funds for military actions in Cambodia and Laos as part of a continuing resolution to fund agencies after the current year ends.
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Tongue Flapping Woman Sparks Chilean Crisis For General
In Santiago a state of emergency erupts after Gen. Daries Prats fires at a woman who stuck out her tongue at him during a confrontation on Castanera Avenue. The woman and a male passenger are jailed, Prats resigns and Allende refuses, deploying police with tear gas to quell crowds.
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Contempt Action Considered in Artesia Hall Probe
Houston AP chairman of House welfare subcommittee may cite two witnesses for refusing to answer questions as hearing into Artesia Hall, a troubled teen school near Cleveland, Texas, continues. Key officials testified about licensing and safety concerns amid accusations of political pressure and demotions.
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Converging Elements May Trigger Rains
Summer heat held Texas in its grip though showers dotted the west and east. Dawn temperatures ranged from 69 at Dalhart to 78 at Palacios, with Wichita Falls and Wink showing the hottest readings. A weak cool front from Paris toward Laborde kept activity limited, and little change was expected ahead.
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Senate approves 98 percent cost of living rise for seniors
The Senate has approved a 98 percent cost of living increase for Social Security recipients, a measure that appears likely to pass the House. The move affects retirees and disabled beneficiaries, boosting monthly benefits and potentially impacting federal budget allocations.
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