Cox Says He Has Full Power as Watergate Special Prosecutor
Harvard professor Archibald Cox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has been granted full authority as independent special prosecutor for the Watergate matter. He noted the only limit is the power to be held to account, while Elliott Richardson described Cox as capable of a full, fair, impartial investigation with a possible staff and annual pay of 38000 dollars.
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John F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Cox
Secretary of Defense
Justice Department
Pendent
Senate
President knew of coverup says former CIA director
Former CIA chief Richard Helms testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Haldeman told Walters it was the President's wish to approach the FBI about delaying the Watergate probe. Helms recalled the June 23, 1972 White House meeting and discussed keeping the CIA out of Watergate while noting executive privilege limits on what he could reveal about his talks with Nixon.
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White House
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FBI
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Sewate Foreign Relations Committee
Vernon Walters
Walters
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Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Helms
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gray
Mexico
Cern
Nixon
Iran
Times reveals spy group hidden in government
The New York Times reports that in 1970 the White House formed an Intelligence Evaluation Unit to spy on radical and antiwar groups. It allegedly operated in the Justice Department under John Ehrlichman and Bernd Wells with ties to FBI CIA and NSA officials. John Caulfield linked to the unit is set to testify at Senate Watergate hearings.
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New York Times
White House
Intelligence Evaluation Unit
the Times
John D. Ehrlichman
Justice Department
Field
Dean
Bernard Wells
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
Caulfield
James W. McCord
McCord
Turbulent Texas weather misses Pecos shines on weekend
Pecos enjoyed bright skies with weekend temperatures above 106 degrees. Severe storms struck the Texas Panhandle and other regions, including a tornado near Amarillo Borger area and flood and hail in Lefors Junction. Laredo Cotulla Del Rio reported extreme heat around 105 167 degrees. widespread clouds and warm dawns across the state.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
National Weather Service
Texas
Amarillo
Borger
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle
Lefors
Red Deer
Colorado City
Ita Falls
Jack County
San Angelo
Tom Green County
Austin
Junction
Laredo
Cotulla
del Rio
How to Buy Food lesson guides teach meat grades
A USDA prepared lesson plan for teachers covers egg sizes and lamb grading. It explains that size reflects egg weight while grade reflects quality, with lamb graded by USDA marks such as Prime or Choice. The package includes 51 pages of guides, questions, answers, and related materials.
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U.S
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing
State Departments of Agriculture
Man loses limbs in Pecos feed mill accident and recovers eyeing teaching return
Jim Gunn, 21, Sul Ross State University junior, lost both feet in a Pecos feed mill mishap on November 26 1972 while helping his father. He underwent surgery in Odessa, received artificial feet in Lubbock, and by April walked steadily. He and nurse wife Pam Bucy planned student teaching in 1973 74 and Gunn aimed to finish his bachelor’s degree in May 1974.
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Gunn
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Sul Ross State University
Pam Bucy
Odessa
Pecos
Joe Gunn
Sul Ross
Radames Martinez
Lubbock
Artificial Limb Co
Delbert A. Dyke
Gunns
Gunn Welding Works
Auto collision sparks jury escape at Third and Walnut
Rodolfo Armendariz of 326 S Walnut and Malinda Mahan of 2111 Wyoming fled the scene after a collision at Third and Walnut streets Saturday. Patrolman Butler Smith investigated the incident.
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S. Walnut St
Malinda Mahan
Wyoming St
Third and
Walnut Streets
Butler Smith
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