Dean Testifies as Gov’t Witness in Vesco Case
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III completed testimony as a star government witness in the Mitchell and Stans trial. He described Mitchell and Stans delaying Vesco donation disclosure and said all his trial and grand jury statements were true.
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White House
John W. Dean
John N. Mitchell
Maurice I. Stans
Dean
Atty
Mitchell
Robert K. Vesco
Nixon
Stans
Vesco
Grand Jury
Transcrpt
Mitchellad
Donald Nixon Jr
Edward Nixon
Walter Bonner
Asst
U.S
John Wing
Bonner
Lee Gagliardi
Peter Fleming Jr
Fleming
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert L. Vesco
Richard G. Kreindienst
Federal
Tito Suffering Stroke Paralyzes Left Side of Face
Hamburg based Die Welt reports Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito, 81, has suffered a stroke that paralyzed the left side of his face and impaired sight. The paper says there is no immediate danger but adds the illness could hamper his ability to govern. It mentions potential shifts toward a military or revolutionary governing body amid Yugoslav political tension.
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Hamburg
UPD
Tito
Yugoslavia
Die Welt
Vienna
Hungary
Africa
Marshal Tito
National News Council probes NYT and ABC TV gripes
The National News Council votes to investigate complaints about two NYT News Service articles and an ABC TV documentary. The body, formed last April to study news dissemination, has no enforcement power beyond publishing findings. Several outlets, including the New York Times, may not cooperate with inquiries.
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New York
National News Council
New York Times
Abc-Tv
The
Times News Service
Council
John Ashbrosh
Ohio
Graham Martin
United States
South Vietnam
David Shipler
Martin
State Department
Shipter
Britain on alert over Arab frog men plots
London Police place security alert at British ports after reports that a group of about 20 Arab terrorists trained in Australia planned to plant underwater charges on Israeli ships. Scotland Yard refused to comment on the reports.
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Seotland Yard
Australia
Scotland Yard
Segretti Freed After Serving Part Of Six Month Term
Political prankster Donald H. Segretti was released after serving about four and a half months of a six month sentence. The Justice Department said he was freed Monday in the Washington area and will testify at the Dwight L. Chapin trial next week. Segretti admitted handing out unattributed campaign literature during the 1972 presidential campaign. He pleaded guilty last October to three misdemeanor counts of violating campaign laws.
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Donald H. Segretti
Justice Department
Segretti
California
Washington-Baltimore
Segretli
Los Angeles
White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Chapin
Florida
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Segretti details dirty tricks linked to Muskie campaign
Segretti testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he arranged to distribute a Muskie campaign letter from a federal LomPOC prison, accusing Amphrey and Jackson of sexual misconduct. Another tactic used a Wallace rally card reading If you liked Hitler, your love Wallace vote for Muskie. He said friends in the White House recruited him.
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Calif
Segretti
Maine
Hubert H. Amphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hitler
Wallace
Muskie
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Carlton Leads in Tar Content Among Regular Filter Kings
Surgeon General warning notes cigarette smoking dangerous to health. FTC report Sept 1973 lists Carlton brands as having the lowest tar per cigarette at about 4 mg with 0.4 mg nicotine on average, while other brands show higher tar and nicotine levels.
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U.S
Ing
Per Cigaretta
Ncote
Ger Tigeratte
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N.Y
Accuracy In Media
John Finney
Vietnam
National Academy of Sciences
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ABC
Britain
Lith Straight
Gov't Report
Opan House
Earl Manning
E. Firth St
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Royalaire
CADON
Tan
APT
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