Dean Says Nixon In On Bugging In Watergate Probe
Former aide John Dean testified about White House involvement in Watergate as he read a lengthy statement. He described meetings in 1972 where wiretapping and other political intelligence schemes were proposed, acknowledged using campaign money, and outlined cover up efforts. He named Liddy, Magruder, Ehrlichman, Haldeman, and others, and disclosed payments and travel tied to the scandal.
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Richard G. Kreindienst
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Hunt
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William J. Brennan Jr
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Harry A. Blackmin
Warren Burger
Byron KR. White
William H. Rehnquist
Mississippi
South Carolina
Baptist College
Charleston
Summit ends in peace now Nixon Brezhnev agree on arms talks
Nixon and Brezhnev signed a statement on basic principles to guide negotiators with aims to complete a European security conference by July 8 in Vienna. They discussed dividing Germany, Middle East concerns, and a foundation for ongoing U S Soviet economic ties while noting possible SF plans for Siberian gas. Brezhnev left for Paris after a departure ceremony with Agnew, declaring progress in relations.
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High court upholds hippie right to food stamps
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that hippies in communes may receive food stamps. The court voided a related household requirement, saying it discriminates against non relatives. Justice Brennan led the majority. Rehnquist dissented with Burger concurring.
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S. I. Rosenman dies, Roosevelt adviser and statesman
Samuel S. Rosenman, 77, longtime speechwriter and adviser to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman, died in his sleep after pneumonia and heart problems. He served as a Washington aide during Roosevelt’s campaigns, continued with Truman until 1946, then guided labor panels and opposed Nixon’s judicial nominee. He edited Roosevelt’s papers, wrote Working With Roosevelt, and is survived by his wife Dorothy, two sons, and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Temple Emanuel, Fern Cliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, NY.
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San Antonio
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Hartsdale
Tragic New Orleans Bar Fire Claims 29 Lives
A rapid blaze at a popular New Orleans bar killed 29, with many victims found jammed by windows and a piano. Survivors described panic and rapid floor-to-floor flames. arson and gas-doused suspicions prompted investigators to examine incendiary causes as hospital and coroner officials worked to identify victims and account for the injured.
Two-Trains Collide Kills Two In India Yard
A westbound Southern Pacific freight slammed into a parked 31 car train in the India yard just after midnight, derailing five locomotives and about 20 cars. Engineer E. C. Todd of India and a brakeman were killed. No immediate cause given. signals and central traffic control reportedly showed red. Damages cited between 200000 and 305000 dollars. two other SP munitions blasts noted in Roseville and Benson.
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