Nixon says he will release tapes after review
In a deposition Nixon explains he will have a private family review of his tapes and presidential papers before public release. He notes Johnson installed a taping system for historical reasons and discusses legal battles over archives under Congress and the General Services Administration.
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Nixon
Johnson
White House
Jack Anderson
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Offic
General Services Administration
Anderson
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
National Archives
Ford
Nixo
Jetliner crash near Damascus kills most aboard
A Dyustiln 62 four jet airliner carrying 128 people crashed about 12 miles south of Damascus during a Prague to Damascus Baghdad Tehran flight. Civil aviation authorities reported 126 dead and two survivors among the aboard.
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Syria
Prague
Damases
Baghdad
Tehran
Naked Khani
Syrian Civil Aviation Authority
Cabdriver survives after lone holdup shoots him head
A 23-year-old Long Beach taxi driver, Ronald L. Milter of 1873 Lime Ave, was shot at least three times in the head by a thin Black man in his early 20s during a holdup at 1:30 a.m. He described the suspect after police found him near West Fourth Street and the 800 block. Bullets from a .22 caliber shorts failed to fully penetrate the skull. Police continue to investigate motive and weapon details.
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Long Beach
Early Tulay
Ronald L. Milter
Lime Ave
St. Mary Medical Center
W. Fourth Street
Mae Miller
Miller
Alioto threatens firings as San Francisco police strike ends
Mayor Alioto delivered a televised speech to San Franciscans amid a police walkout affecting 80 percent of the 1,800 officers over wages. A note with Nazi markings was found outside the mayor’s home and a threatening call followed his hard line demand that strikers return to work. He said police have no right to strike and warned they would be fired.
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San Franciscans
Aliote
San Francisco
Alioto
Personal income dips in June amid slow growth trend
U.S. personal income fell at an annual rate of 19.8 billion in June after social security effects. May to July shows a shrinking rise in income, with manufacturing payrolls up 1.5 billion in July and farm income up 3.1 billion. Total income remains 6.8 percent above last year, while social transfers drop 13.6 billion.
Forget Ted get candidate Demos urged
ST LOUIS AP Democrats should stop wishing Kennedy enter the 1976 race and pick a candidate. DeLesseps Morrison Jr., head of Young Democrats of America, says the group should accept Kennedy is not running. The convention near 2,000 attendees will vote in a presidential preference poll to be released at its close.
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ST. Louis
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Young Democrats of America
Kennedy
DeLesseps
Morrison Jr
Louisiana
First Lady Ima Hogg Dies at 93 in Texas and Abroad
Miss Ima Hogg known as the First Lady of Texas died at 93 after a long life of philanthropy. Born in 1882, she funded Bayou Bend in Houston and donated River Oaks art treasures. helped found the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health and state parks.
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Ima Hogg
Houston
London
England
Miss Troge
Jane Zivley
Westminster Hospital
Miss Ima
Wag
University of Texas
Miss Hogg
Mineola
Tex
Thomas E. Hogg
Marvin
Ima
James Hoge
Acre River Oaks
Bayou Bend
Museum of Fine Arts
Champlon
Hogg Foundation For Mental Health
Houston School Board
State Parks Board
Hogg State Park
Quitman
Warner
Court Order Reopens Grain Loading to Soviet Union
In Galveston a federal court order allowed Jongahorereet to resume loading wheat aboard the Bosanka bound for the Soviet Union. Longshoremen had halted loading at the Port of Houston Monday citing fear of rising domestic food prices. Judge James Noel set a hearing for a permanent injunction to stop future work stoppages in grain shipments to the USSR.
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Tex
Jongahorereet
Soviet Union
Bosanka
Houston
U.S. District Court
James Noel
West Gulf Maritime
Shippers Association
International Longshoremen Association
ILA
Noel
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