Nixon pushes press as he enters convention center
President Nixon shoved press secretary Ronald Ziegler at the Rivergate Convention Center as reporters and cameramen trailed into a Veterans of Foreign Wars event. Ziegler cited confusion over entrances and dismissed the incident as not anti press, noting the press went to a front entrance.
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Rivergate Convention Center
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Sixty Four GOP Leaders Endorse Nixon Against Watergate Hearings
Sixty four former GOP Congress members praised President Nixon and urged ending the Watergate hearings. Sterling Cole, a former New York congressman, solicited support from about 1,000 ex Republicans with four hundred plus responding affirmatively. Henry Cabot Lodge joined in defending Nixon’s achievements in Vietnam, Cold War diplomacy, and inflation controls.
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Watergate not typical says Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower told an Indiana State Fair audience that Americans are tired of hearing about Watergate and that the tragedy will grow if people treat it as typical politics while addressing a Ladies Day luncheon.
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Nixon executive privilege delays key document ruling
U S District Judge William Jones delayed turning over presidential documents to Ralph Nader's group while an appeal on executive privilege proceeds. The order covers milk price support and Watergate tapes, with Chief Judge Sirica to hear related exemption questions. The Vaughn case shifts burden to the government under the 1966 Freedom of Information Act.
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Calif condom vending bill advances amid debate
In Sacramento the Assembly Health Committee approved a bill to allow condom sales in vending machines in public rest rooms. Senator Anthony Beillen, a Beverly Hills Democrat, said the bill would aid sexually active youths and curb venereal disease. Pharmacists and the Reagan administration's Consumer Affairs Department opposed it. The measure moved to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Security Pacific Master Charge Card promotes back to school shopping
The spiel touts how the Security Pacific Bank Check-and-Charge Card and Ready Reserve Account support family purchases for school clothes and everyday expenses. It notes widespread acceptance and approval-based credit, urging readers to use the card for auto repairs meals and gifts as school time arrives.
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