Anandi Frost to Do Another Nixon Show
Frost said Nixon may reveal deeper involvement in his forthcoming book. He noted the interview featured Nixon resisting analytic questions and described a shift after Nixon’s emotional moment. Colson criticized Nixon’s performance and admitted pity while Reston Jr. explained a mid interview break. Ambrose and Alcorn disputed Nixon’s account of Adams’s resignation. O'Brien called the broadcast a show biz Nixon performance.
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Nixon
Bis
ABC
Charles W. Colson
Colson
San Francisco
Howe
Esisbera
Nion
James Reston Jr
Reston
University of North Carolina
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
Alcorn
Stephen E. Ambrose
Eisenhower
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
Juror in espionage trial dismissed over health concerns
A juror in the Andrew Daulton Lee espionage case was dismissed after doctors ruled severe heart and lung problems made sworn service unsafe. He was replaced by a female alternate, altering the jury to nine women and three men. The judge overruled defense objections to an incomplete exam. The ACLU petitioned Judge Kelleher to reverse a rule barring spectators from voting. only accredited media may take notes. FBI testimony linked a Minox camera to located stolen documents. The defendants include Lee, 25, Palos Verdes Estates, and Boyce, 24, a TRW clerk.
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Andrew Daulton Lee
Los Angeles
Dee
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Robert Kelleher
ACLU
Sigma Delta Chi
Kelleher
Lee
Kent Dixon
FBI
Christopher John Boyce
Dixon
Boyce
Mexico
TRW Systems, Inc
Redondo Beach
Ihe
Briel Science
Ity
Palos Verdes Estates
Central Intelligence Agency
Jobless rate falls to 29 month low amid wage gains
The labor report shows the unemployment rate dropping to a 29 month low as manufacturing and construction add jobs. Construction employment reaches 3.8 million, while average hourly earnings for farm production workers rise to 5.14 dollars and weekly earnings to 131.53 dollars. Congress passes a 4 billion public works bill likely to create 150000 jobs, with inflation still solidifying as wholesale prices jump 1.1 percent in April.
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Carter
Blumenthal
Labor Department
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
West
Lance
Courtenay Slater
Commerce Department
Lance, Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Edgar Speer
US Steel Corp
Defective Mr. Coffee coffeemakers recalled with code ends 76
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says ISS Mr. Coffee coffeemakers are recalled due to shock and fire hazards. North American Systems Inc lists codes ending with 75 through 76 and urges owners of affected units to mail their name, address, phone, and machine code to Cleveland, Ohio, for free fixes.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
ISS
GAM
Automaker
General Motors
North American Systems Inc
Bedford Heights
Ohio
P.O. Box
Cleveland
Odds Favor No Showers As LA Forecast Tempers Weekend
The weatherman offered 5 to 1 against showers in Los Angeles with a small chance of rain tonight and Saturday. Cloudy skies bring a 10 percent then 20 percent rain chance, cooling highs to the mid 60s across Long Beach areas this weekend.
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Long Beach
Carter’s England visit sparks warm Newcastle welcome
President Carter drew cheers in Newcastle as Lord Mayor Hugh White called him a Geordie while a ceremonial tree was planted and a miner’s lamp passed to him. Carter, staying near London after a day of tours, prepared for summit talks with leaders from Canada to the European Common Market amid brisk security and routine diplomacy.
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Carter
Washington Town
London
Canada
Japan
West Germany
France
Italy
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Newcastle
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George
Georgia
England
Callaghan
U.S
Dods
Labor
Newcastl Civic Center
Corning
Washington
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Jody Powell
Mane
America
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