Cabinet aide resigns in bugs scandal
Washington reports an abrupt resignation of Jeb S. Magruder from the Commerce Department amid the widening Watergate wiretapping affair. The Post and others say Acting FBI Director Gray destroyed Hunt documents after guidance from Ehrlichman and Dean.
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Nixon in air tour of flood
Nixon toured flooded regions from north to south as Missouri river flooding eased little. The Rock River drowning victim was Walter Huber, 32, an Indianapolis insurance man, found after his boat sank near Rockford. Missouri and Mississippi confluence concerns. Corps warns of renewed rises. Evacuations continued in St. Charles County and flood damage tallies rose in Arkansas and Louisiana with presidential disaster declarations sought.
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Call for public help in serial killings
Police spokesman Dan Cook urged anyone with knowledge of the ghastly crimes to come forward. Authorities in involved communities were asked to call or contact the Independent Press Telegraf Secret Witness desk at 486 9526. Investigators note similarities across cases and a possible homosexual motive while some victims were found nude or castrated linking Huntington Beach and harbor area slayings with prior decedent discoveries near Camp Pendleton and Terminal Island Freeway.
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Heavy quake in Hawaii causes vast damage and scares
A major earthquake in Hawaii rattled streets and buildings from Hilo to Honolulu. A 1,200 foot pier broke at Hilo Harbor while homes and a plantation house were damaged. Power lines and poles fell, with insulators cut island wide. Buildings swayed, traffic halted, and residents fled to streets as chandeliers trembled in city hotels.
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Japan Accepts Principle Nixon Visit Yet Dates Unset
Washington reports Japan gave principle approval to a Nixon visit with no date. White House secretary said Ohira stated Japan has no plans to invite Nixon soon. Maui earthquake activity included small landslides and five quakes. Trudeau family vacationing on Maui.
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North Vietnam cast doubt on Kissinger-Tho talks
North Vietnam rejected reports of a Kissinger Tho meeting and said no information existed. Hanoi acknowledged new talks would begin but did not reference Kissinger Tho. No progress shown in Viet Cong Saigon talks as a 90 day cease fire deadline nears.
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Watergate figures tied to Elisberg file case
U S admits Watergate links to Elisberg burglary file. Judge orders full disclosure of whether information used at trial came from the alleged break in. Defense questions Liddy and Hunt roles and employment. Ellsberg reacts with shock as interviews with Rand Corp security officer surface in espionage trial context.
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