Watergate probe hearings focus on Dean testimony
long session details Dean's account of a growing Watergate conspiracy. He says Nixon and aides including Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson and Mitchell discussed wiretapping and a cover up while planning steps to protect the White House. Dean asserts he told prosecutors in March 1973 and began cooperating in April 1973 as the cover up unraveled.
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Soviet pilot seeks asylum in Turkey after land near Trabzon
A Soviet pilot landed a small plane in a tea field near Trabzon on the Black Sea and asked for political asylum. Turkish officials identified him as Anatoly Vassiliev Petrov, in his early 30s, and said he was in good condition.
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Long Beach Pushes to Keep Nuclear Ships From Leaving
A Long Beach delegation sought help from congressional leaders to retain nuclear ships at Long Beach Naval Station. City leaders reported a lukewarm meeting with Navy Secretary John Warner but found encouragement from Rep. Craig Hosmer and Rep. Chet Holifield.
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Ex POW officers face mutiny charges in Navy case
Rear Adm. James B. Stockdale filed six alleged offenses against two former POW officers. Marine Lt. Col. Edison Wainright Miller and Navy Capt. Walter E. Wilber are named, accused of mutiny aiding the enemy refusing orders and persuading others to be insubordinate. Stockdale’s action follows May charges against eight enlisted men by Col. Theodore Guy.
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Nixon Keeps Close Tabs On Senate Watergate Hearings
President Nixon maintains a businesslike stance while monitoring the Senate Watergate hearings. Aides say he concentrates on official duties at the White House in San Clemente and relies on periodic reports about testimony from his ousted counsel. Press Secretary Ziegler said Nixon is aware but has not watched televisied hearings since they began.
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Butz Sees Meat Shortage And Price Pressure
Economic council chair Herbert Stel cites horror stories of producers killing chickens as costs rise while shortages of eggs tomatoes and other products loom. Gasoline prices have rolled back at 1,145 stations after complaints of freezes violations, with average overcharges around two cents per gallon across many independents and company stations.
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