Former Top Aides Ehrlichman Haldeman Meet Watergate Prosecutor
Washington AP report says outgoing White House aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman visited chief Watergate prosecutor Earl Silbert amid resignations. They said they asked to talk to Silbert and may face possible indictment over alleged White House Watergate coverup.
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Washington
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Earl Silbert
Haldeman
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Silbert
John J. Wilson
Senate Watergate Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Boeing Star
John W. Dean III
Dean
Charles N. Shaffer
Odessa Temp Fluctuates From 38 To 80 This Week
Overnight low dipped to 38 degrees in Odessa with a record of 37 from 1970. The forecast calls for a warmup into the upper 70s and 80s by Friday. Winds shift from light to south at 8 to 18 mph this afternoon. A cold front moved through the area Tuesday, with similar systems seen in the Pacific Northwest and Gulf of Mexico. Temperatures ranged from 36 in Amarillo and Dalhart to 90 in Brownsville, with scattered showers and mostly fair skies elsewhere.
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Odessa
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Permian Basin
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Amarillo
Dalhart
Brownsville
Wholesale prices rise despite April food dip
Wholesale prices fell for processed foods and farm products in April led by a 29 percent meat drop tied to a nationwide boycott and Nixon meat price ceilings, yet industrial prices jumped the most in 22 years. The Labor Department notes broad industrial costs climbed 0.8 percent seasonally, with a 17.3 percent six month rate, the sharpest since 1951.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Departments Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Bombing Funds Survive Test
The House Appropriations Committee rejected a bid to block $150 million in Cambodia bombing and Indochina operations by a 31 to 14 vote. It also rejected a voice vote measure prohibiting use of committee funds for American combat operations over Cambodia in a supplemental bill.
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Washington
Cambodia
Indochina
House Appropriations Committee
Connally Focuses White House Attention Today
Former Texas governor John B. Connally is the focal point as the White House attention sharpens. The Odessa American notes a legislative scene where a House sponsor behind Texas school financing reform voices cautious optimism after a late night compromise with Gov. Dolph Briscoe.
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Connally
White House
John B. Connally
Texas
House
Dolph Briscoe
Lebanon chaos as army shells clash with Palestinian guerrillas
Beiru t Lebanon AP Lebanese army tanks fought Palestinian guerrillas amid shelling and air attacks near the international airport and across Beirut. Jets buzzed the city as helicopters directed bombing runs while refugees and ambulances crossed fire torn streets. Reports say five guerrillas were killed and cease fire efforts faltered as battles spread to the southern coast and a nearby refugee camp.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestinan
Iis
Todax
Suleiman Franich
Mme
Nixon tightens wage price controls with 15 percent rule
President Nixon ordered large companies to notify the Cost of Living Council 30 days before raising average prices by more than 15 percent above January levels. The move, a procedural step, aims to curb inflation while avoiding a full wage price freeze. The government will expand enforcement staff and requires top firms to report price increases since Phase 3 began.
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Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Congress
Cost of Living
Council
Money Bill Cleared By House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $285 billion supplemental measure for action by the full House. The fiscal year ends June 34. The bill totals $307 million less than President Nixon requested, boosting about $175 billion in new funds for the expiring year. Large allotments include $899 million for increased pay costs, $614 million for state grants for public assistance, $370 million for flood and disaster relief, and $345 million for prisoner of war claims and other programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Noxon
Congress
You Must Be Joe King in The Quipster 1S
The Quipster notes a comical misidentification as an agent reads the name badge. After examining the deductions a speaker insists the person is not who they claim, asserting a different identity with a humorous twist.
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Joe King
Altrad Jones
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