Presidential power debated in burglary case during Watergate era
The article outlines Ehrlichman and other aides facing sealed indictments over the 1971 break-in to Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist office, arguing the act fell within the president's national security powers. It notes Supreme Court and federal rulings touching wiretaps, presidential authority, and legal challenges involving national security and intelligence activities.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
California
Daniel Elisberg
Ehrlichman
Senate
John J. Wilson
Supreme Court
High Court
Mats
United States
League
Pratt
Ellsbers
Pentagon
Congressimen
U.S
Ehriichman
Informa
Nixon
Inflation soars as wholesale prices rise records again
Washington reports August wholesale prices up 5.8 percent unadjusted and 6.2 percent seasonally, with farm product costs leading gains. Unemployment ticks to 4.8 percent as Phase 4 controls loom, and officials warn retail prices will rise. Meat and nonfood sectors foresee further hikes after Sept. 13 price freeze lift.
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Washington
Labor Department
Kissinger pledges open cooperation on foreign policy
Henry Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he will cooperate openly with Congress on foreign policy if confirmed as secretary of state. He vowed a more durable peace and a cooperative climate at home while addressing executive privilege and his dual roles as advisor and secretary.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
William P. Rogers
Appeals court to hear Nixon tape case in nine-judge session
The federal appeals court will review President Nixon’s bid to keep Watergate tape recordings secret. The court set a Tuesday hearing and gave Sirica and Archibald Cox until Monday noon to respond to arguments that a president has no courts’ power over tapes.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
U.S
Circuit Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Cox
Siritu
Senate Committee
Senate
Grand Jury
Diplomats held by Arab guerrillas threaten to throw hostages from plane
Guerrillas holding Saudi and Kuwaiti diplomats demand ministers visit Amman to press Jordan to free jailed Palestinian Abou Daoud. They previously forced a Kuwait Airways 707 to divert over Saudi Arabia, then to return to Rawalpindi after talks with Saudi officials. Negotiations continued overnight with Kuwait and Saudi figures via radio and ground control.
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Kuwait
UPT
Ho Stage
Amman
Abou Daoud
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait Airways
Rayaah
Anaman
Radi
Navet Ben Abdel Avia
Abou Dawud Om
Navef
Sheikh Saad
Guerrilas
Kuwait Radio
Fee hike unchanged for resident hunter fees
MADISON AP The legislature will not rescind increased license fees for resident hunters and fishermen. Assembly Natural Resources Committee chair Site Rep Gawis Mittness, Debainesville, reported Thursday the move drew broad support from constituents. Many lawmakers and northern Wisconsin resort owners protest the Aug 3 hike would hurt tourism.
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Madison
Champman
The
Assembly Natural Resources Committee
Gawis Mittness
Debainesville
Berngan
Wasconsin
Atate
Detroit teachers strike shuts down 280000 students
United Press International reports 280000 Detroit students stayed home on the third day of a large union strike affecting Michigan and several other states. Across the country, competing districts in Wisconsin New York California and Ohio also faced walkouts as teachers demand raises and better benefits.
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United Press International
Detroit
Wisconsin
New York
California
Ohio
Michigan
Providence
R.I
Providence Teachers Association
Highland
Ind
Lansing
Flint
Port Warda
Kenosha
Wis
Cupertino
Calif
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Dewan
Stur
Youngstown
Ohie
Campbell
Harrison, N.Y
Wisconsin gas stations plan weekend closures over Phase 4 price rules
Retail Gasoline Dealers Association of Wisconsin officials said many Wisconsin stations will close for three days starting Saturday to protest Phase 4 price regulations. President Jack Zentner noted dealers fear lower prices, while big oil firms can raise them. Most of the association’s 1,000 members may shutter, with concentration in Milwaukee, Kenosha, Eau Claire, Madison and Neenah Menasha. The government sets ceilings and stickers must appear on pumps.
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Wisconsin
Retail Gasoline Dealers Association of Wisconsin
Jack Zentner
Zentert
Area
Gasoline Dealers Association
Arthur Johnson
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Eau Claire
Madison
Neenah-Menasha
Johnson
U.S. Supreme Court
Cost of Living Council
Fair, cooler tonight with mid-40s lows
A fair and cooler night followed by a Saturday with fair skies in the northeast and increasing cloudiness in the southwest. Page 2 provides more details.
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Jewish Defense League
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Watergate Committee
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George Schultz
Th Schultz
Tokyo
Appeals Court
Guerrillies
Riyad
Hem of Saud
Arabia
Ssaseenee
Bell Openty
Saad al Abdalan
Defense
Warren Burger
National Congress of Petroleum
Thurgood Marshall
Niewspa Veo Prdhive
Winnebagoland
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