Ehrlichman vows evidence to trip up Dean testimony
Former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman says he has sworn evidence to undermine John Dean III. He argues Dean seeks to implicate President Nixon to avoid prosecution and claims Dean was pivotal in the cover up. Ehrlichman spoke to the Christian Science Monitor as Dean testified and asserted logs will trip Dean up.
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Ames 1866 Steam Engine to Parade in Oswego Centennial
Heritage Foundation of Oswego brings back an 1866 Ames Agricultural Steam Engine for the parade honoring Oswego’s 125th celebration. The engine, mounted on wheels, will be drawn by Belgian horses owned by William Ives of Mexico, on loan from the Witter Agricultural Museum at the New York State Fairgrounds.
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Libya Seeks 100 Percent Control of Oil Firms
Tripoli Libya seeks immediate takeover of three major oil companies and will not settle for gradual participation. Undersecretary Omar Muntasser says compensation will be based on net book value, not modernized cost, and Libya rejects updated book values. Negotiations resume next week.
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Buffalo TV newsman agrees to grand jury interview
Buffalo journalist Stewart Dan of WGR TV, jailed 30 days for contempt over Attica riot questions, will testify before a grand jury after his appeal options narrow. Justice Ball gave a Monday deadline to seek a U.S. Supreme Court stay, which Thurgood Marshall denied.
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King Hussein Ex-Wife Survives Amman Plane Crash
A Soviet airliner with 77 aboard including Princess Dina crashed near Amman Airport. Rescue teams reported six or seven deaths, mostly residents in houses struck by the plane. Princess Dina was not among the injured. Witnesses said the plane aimed for Beirut and failed to gain height before plunging into nearby homes.
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Chilean government crushes revolt amid curfew and shootings
Chilean forces loyal to President Salvador Allende suppressed a morning revolt in Santiago. Seven people were killed, 22 wounded as rebels clashed with palace guards and defense ministry sentries. A nationwide state of emergency and a curfew were announced.
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Agnew Family Moves Into Cadillac Neighborhood
In Bethesda Maryland the vice president Spiro Agnew and his family moved into a high security Kenwood area. Brown security trucks and metal detectors mark the entrance as workers install a wall with electric eyes and bullet proof glass. Government funded upgrades total 355 projects including a new brick fence and enhanced safety features.
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Insurgents Close On Kompong Speu Provincial City
Communist led insurgents pressed toward Kompong Speu the provincial capital as radio reports placed them within a mile of the city. US B52 strikes targeted insurgent concentrations near Phnom Penh amid fighting along multiple highways and at Khbal Thaal. Hundreds of refugees fled Pre Chik after government forces withdrew.
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Weaver's Hall Wins Irish Derby at Currah
Weaver's Hall, a 33-1 outsider ridden by George McGrath, surged from four furlongs out to win the Irish Sweepstakes Derby over 14 rivals at the Curragh. Ragapan finished second and Bouy third after taking an early lead.
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Congress, Nixon Reach Agreement to Halt Indochina Action
Congress and President Nixon reach a compromise to halt all military action in Indochina by August 15 as part of a 3.4 billion supplemental bill. The measure, approved by the Senate and House, sets the Aug. 15 deadline while continuing funding beyond the fiscal year.
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Global Weather Forecasting Project Aims to Unite 26 Nations
The United States and the Soviet Union will launch a 40 million dollar international effort to improve world weather forecasting. Over 5,000 scientists from 46 countries will study the equatorial belt with 34 ships 11 aircraft and 250 weather stations. The project begins August 1 with a joint Atlantic voyage and runs into 1974 for broader research under the Global Atmosphere Research Program and the GATE ARP Atlantic Tropical Experiment. The NSF and NOAA fund the venture with the US contributing 10 million dollars.
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Engineer Fired Over Mount Vernon Express Crash
The Penn Central Railroad fired James Lang, 61, of Hamden Connecticut, after an express train rammed the rear of a local in Mount Vernon New York on June 8 killing one passenger. Lang had 37 years of service with the company and its predecessors.
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Fed raises discount rate to 7 percent and tightens reserves
The Federal Reserve Board boosted the discount rate charged to member banks to a record high of 7 percent in a bid to curb inflation. It also raised reserve requirements, requiring banks in the Fed System to hold more cash against deposits.
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Six Die in Philippine Military Helicopter Crash
Six Philippine military personnel including a constabulary general were killed and two injured when their helicopter crashed about 230 miles southeast of Manila. The military provided few crash details.
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Kosygin to Visit Austria After Brezhnev Trips
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will make a low key visit to Austria next week following Brezhnev's visits to the United States and France. The trip aims to maintain East West dialogue amid Cold War tensions.
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Albany theaters agree to ban X rated films
In Albany County managers of 17 movie theaters reach a voluntary accord with the district attorney to stop showing X rated films. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling allowing community standards to define obscenity. Senate votes to lift the price freeze on certain agricultural commodities, attached by voice vote to a contract renegotiation act bill, pending House conference.
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Penn Central Warns of October Shutdown Without Federal Aid
Trustees told U S District Judge John P Fullam that hundreds of millions are needed to keep Penn Central running on 20000 miles of track across 16 states and two Canadian provinces. They favor federal aid for the railroad and other Northeast carriers, or rapid court approval to dismantle if aid fails. a hearing starts Monday as Senate action on railroad relief may come in summer or early fall.
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Floods and hail sweep regions with tornado damage and drownings
Nation experiences varied weather with NE flash floods and Texas hail. In Kentucky a tornado damaged London area buildings. two children drowned in Pennsylvania as Ironstone Creek swelled. Bucks and Philadelphia areas faced evacuations, road flooding, and airport delays amid widespread storms.
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Heavy Rains Trigger Flood Fears Across Hudson Valley
Heavy rains across the Lower and Upper Hudson Valley and Eastern Catskills caused rivers to overflow, closing roads and washing out bridges. A flash flood warning covered Ulster Dutchess Orange and Putnam counties with a major warning for Rosendale. widespread evacuations occurred in Delaware and Sullivan counties as streets flooded and a reservoir near Delhi was stressed.
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