Stans denies role in Watergate testimony continues
Former commerce secretary Stans testifies before the Senate Watergate committee denying any advance knowledge of the Watergate break in. He describes June 16 meetings with Haldeman and Liddy as budget discussions and says he learned details of the case only from newspapers and television. He acknowledges setting up a discretionary fund and disputes Sloan’s allegations about large cash payments to Liddy.
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64 Tons of Meat Hijacked in Vernon California
Vernon dispatch reports 64 tons of meat worth 9067 dollars stolen from a loading dock of a Vernon meat packing firm. The 10 wheel rig was taken between 4 45 am and 2 08 ft, marking the third meat truck theft in Southern California since Monday. Earlier a 24 ton pork load was recovered in Oakland. Albert Jones and his wife were arrested after he allegedly phoned Hoffman officials demanding 36 dollars for gasoline. A refrigerated van valued at 40000 dollars and cargo at 20000 dollars were stolen from Hoffman Monday night.
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Kissinger Tho Sign New Cambodia Accord Amid Cease Fire Doubts
The 14 point plan reaffirms a Jan 27 cease-fire, calls for battlefield talks and area designations under Viet Cong and South Vietnamese control, and envisages international supervision and elections. Nixon orders Kissinger back to Paris, halts mine sweeping, and expands air support while Thieu resists signing. In Jerusalem Dayan reports detainee counts and guerrilla deaths after a Beirut raid.
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Nixon to unveil inflation plans
Nixon moves toward an across the board wage and price control plan with Phase 3 enforcement and possible tax hikes. Officials say he has weighed selective controls, tougher measures, and flexible export restrictions amid rising prices and congressional pressure. Key aides including Shultz, Stein, Dunlop, and Connally have steered the debate.
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