Colson Slams Nixon Leaks as Frost PR Scheme
Charles Colson accuses reports tying Nixon to a Watergate coverup of being a polished PR ploy for David Frost. He says the fresh disclosures are old hash designed to publicize Frost’s upcoming interview series beginning Wednesday night, after front page notices in The Washington Post and The New York Times.
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Soviet Captains Feared US Fishing Limit Enforcement
U S observers report Soviet fishing captains are cautious about the 200 mile limit and attempt to follow the 1976 Fishery Act. Eight NMFS observers aboard Soviet trawlers for three weeks noted compliance, with little resistance to regulations amid recent seizures of illegal catches.
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Who Leaked What to Whom in Watergate Transcript Leak
United Press reports a fresh round of speculation over who leaked excerpts from sealed White House tapes to the New York Times and Washington Post. Frost’s team denies planning the release while acknowledging they learned of it from the Post.
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Controversial Laetrile Hearings Start In Kansas City
United Press International reports that testifying will be Rutherford of Conway Springs Kansas and Sharbono of Newton as federal hearings open on laetrile. Rutherford seeks reversal of the FDA 14 year ban while others urge legal access. About thirty witnesses are set for hearings ordered by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver.
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Steam Engine Returns to Portland Home After Bicentennial Tour
The Southern Pacific steam engine No. 4449 retraced its cross country journey with twenty train cars and thousands of spectators as it arrived back in Portland. The article also covers the laetrile controversy with varying opinions on safety legality and recent state actions including Indiana Alaska and Florida.
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