Watergate Five Testimony Sealed Until After Election
A federal judge barred pretrial testimony in the Watergate Five case to protect suspects' constitutional rights. Sworn statements from top Nixon campaign figures tied to the Democratic National Committee break-in at the Watergate Hotel were kept confidential until after the November election. The order affects former Attorney General Jaimine Mitchell and campaign director Maw Sins, among others, as grand jury activity and further indictments loom, with GAO also preparing a report on campaign contributions.
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UPI
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District Court
Chanel Ru Richey
Noxon
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Demhocralic Nations
Watergate Hotel
Grand Jury
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Rensom
Ase
Richey
Edward Bennett Willias
Democat
Philip
Hughes
GAO
Outside Intervention Drives GOP By Elitist Wing
Miami Beach dispatch reports the GOP convention selecting a conservative, white affluent bloc led by Reagan and Tower, rejecting a broad, pro growth appeal. It notes McLaughlin urging outreach to women, ghettos, campuses, while party elites curb one man one vote, signaling future party realignments and possible 1978 Agnew era aims.
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Robert F. Thompson
Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Peking
Leonid Brezhnev
George McGovern
GOP
Democratic Party
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Sorings
Michigan
William McLaughlin
Ronald Reagan
California
John Tower
Texas
Nixe Dplea
McLaughlin
Allo
Democrats
Provident
Spiro Agnew
al Tha Nefitiant Sinsi
Raza Unida Fiesta to honor three state candidates in Waco
Ramsey Muntz of Waco will be the main speaker at a 6 pm Friday fiesta at La Villita Plaza. Sponsored by Raza Unida, the event honors candidates for state representatives George Velasquez District 57 Albert Pena 01 87 7 and Hector Rodriguez 57 0. Tickets available at Mario's Restaurant.
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Ramsey Muntz
Waco
Raza Unida
la Villita
Plazal “Nueva
Biant
Fiesta
George Velasquez
Albert Pena
Hector Rodriguez
Mario
Agnew Near Renomination For Vice President
Spiro T. Agnew drew closer to a second term renomination as vice president while remaining secluded ahead of his acceptance speech. He spent hours polishing his convention address and meeting with close allies amid the GOP nominating President Nixon.
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Miame Beach
UPI
Spira T. Agnew
Agnew
Miami
Gor National Convention
Niven
Rogers CB
Morvan
Vic Gold
Agne
Rockefeller's nerves ease after Nixon speech
VIC OSTROWICZEL reports on Governor Rockefeller at a reception with President Nixon present. Rockefeller's fears about a hostile reception proved groundless as delegates cheered. He lingered afterward with Nancy Reagan nearby while wife Happy Rockefeller and aides praised the moment.
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Vic Ostrowiczel
TRE Light
New York
Rockefeller
Rockefelier
Nisan Wana
Weston
Westing
Nancy Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
Rockefetter
Shakhip Hands
Buckley Roughly Attacked By Protesters At Convention
Senator Buckley of New York and aides were roughed by a crowd of demonstrators while walking toward the Republican National Convention. Aides David Jones Len Saffir and others were injured as protesters shouted and pushed, according to Jones.
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UPH
Jannes L. Buckley
New York
Buckley
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David Ones
Len Saffir
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