Nixon Tapes Analysis in Sirica Hearing Reveals Schedule
The White House said delays in locating missing tape portions were due to ambiguous subpoena language. Notes show a June 20, 1972 conversation among Nixon, Ehrlichman, and Halde man and indicate a potential privilege claim over a June 30, 1972 discussion with Mitchell. Miss Woods testified about transcribing tapes at Camp David and the control exerted by Haig on the June 20 Halde man segment.
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Nixon acts to curb gas and heating oil use amid energy crunch
President Nixon orders immediate cuts in heating oil deliveries and gasoline, with targeted 15 percent home delivery reductions and 10 to 25 percent cuts for commercial, industrial needs. Jet fuel and airline use also reduced, while a nationwide 50 mph speed limit and nighttime gasoline ban aim to save hundreds of thousands of barrels daily. White House briefing emphasizes potential shortages without action.
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Holland rejects aiding Soviet Jewish emigration to Israel
The Libyan News Agency cited Dutch charge d'affaires Jan J. de Roos conveying two government statements to Libyan authorities. Holland denied transit or military support for Israel and refused to open refugee camps. A KLM spokesman listed passengers by nationality including eight Brits or Americans, 174 Japanese, 15 Indians, and others from multiple countries.
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Man Found Fatally Shot in Gardena Kitchen
Gardena police say a 23 year old Lynwood man, identified as John Ramirez, was found shot to death in a kitchen of a Gardena home at 1325 W 142nd St. Police received a call at 3 29 a.m. and released few details. The victim was shot in the head.
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Sunday closing disaster trucks debated in state talk
The speaker criticized Sunday closing rules as a disaster and said he would sign legislation cutting heating oil by 15 percent to consumers, 10 percent to industry, and 25 percent to commercial businesses. Governors Tom McCall of Oregon and David Hall of Oklahoma praised the President's actions.
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Rules panel clears Ford on vice presidency bid
The Senate Rules Committee reported no bar to disqualify Rep. Gerald R. Ford from becoming vice president. Sen. James B. Allen said the assessment was lukewarm, praising Ford as a man of honor, ability, and unimpeachable integrity. Public reaction mixed as energy and economic concerns dominated discussions across states.
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Five Buildings Sink in Okinawa Cave-In
In Naha Okinawa a large cave-in at a construction site caused five buildings to collapse and damaged Highway 58. A massive 800 by 600 by 75 foot hole opened, with fears of further collapse and a fissure under a large apartment building. No injuries reported. officials warned the Bank of Okinawa branch building could also fall.
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Paris subway ticket office bombed at rush hour
A powerful bomb hit the Louis Blanc station ticket office during the 5:30 p.m. rush hour in Paris killing two and wounding six. One death reportedly carried the charge. The ticket area was wrecked in the right bank working district.
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Israelis and Egyptians Fail To Reach Suez Troop Accord
Israeli and Egyptian talks stalled over Suez Canal force levels with Egypt demanding 4 banks east of the canal and early pullback to Mitla and Gidi passes. U N and Geneva conference plans cited. Meir noted Arab surprise at the Oct attack and talks in Algiers began with regional splits.
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DeSalvo Slain in Cell After Big Massachusetts Manhunt
The largest man hunt in Massachusetts history began February 24 1967 after James DeSalvo and two inmates escaped Bridgewater State Hospital. He was captured the next day in a Lynn clothing store. DeSalvo had been awaiting an appeal for an alleged sexual assault trial and later claimed to be the Green Man, a figure tied to hundreds of rapes and offenses. His confession was later repudiated as he sought psychiatric treatment.
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