Nixon vows he will not resign amid Watergate fallout
The president affirmed he will not resign and plans to press ahead with initiatives. He defended his record, insisted on pursuing justice for Watergate, and discussed clemency talks, Gray’s CIA warnings, and the ongoing probe.
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Bank hostage crisis demands ransom during Sweden bank standoff
Bank staff and officers held by a robber outside a Stockholm bank demanded 740000 in cash and warned of killings. The gunman, identified as Clark Olofsson, already serving a life term for a police killing, released three hostages after hours of negotiations. Police said the ransom funds were driven to the bank, while authorities and Erdling led talks with the suspect.
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Kisses girl, slain in Trish terror near Newry
In Newry, gunmen seized a man about 20 from his girlfriend as he kissed her goodnight, killed him, and dumped the body on the town’s outskirts. Police said the attack was linked to a border area terror incident and that a top leader of a Protestant militant group was arrested by British army troops.
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Kissinger Wins Post Tied to White House Work
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs Kissinger’s future as secretary of state amid questions about his White House advisory role. Senator Symington predicts confirmation if Kissinger testifies on State Department policies. Senator Church foresees no barrier. Nixon values Kissinger as chief strategist shaping China talks, Vietnam, and European ties. Rogers praises Kissinger’s diplomacy and notes his continued role as national security adviser.
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Indict Agnew's Md. successor in 32 count probe
U S attorney Boorke Beall heads a 32 count indictment charging Anderson with conspiracy to obstruct interstate commerce by extortion and bribery. The case centers on architectural engineering surveying and consulting services for Baltimore County with firms including Greiner Environ mental Services and Matz Childs and Associates named among witnesses.
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GAO reports 79 million in 1972 campaign contributions
The General Accounting Office released a nine month tally showing about 79 million in contributions to presidential and vice presidential candidates from April 7 to December 31 1972. The report covers ticket sales loans and other payments by 2570 committees and notes data should be treated as a guide. It includes candidates Nixon McGovern and other parties and emphasizes potential data revisions.
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