Dean named in bugging role in Watergate case
James W. McCord Jr. told Senate investigators that White House Counsel John W. Dean was involved in preparations for the Watergate bugging. He said Jeb Magruder also knew in advance. Magruder denied knowledge. Dean and Magruder deny the reports.
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Nationalization ruled out as cure for Northeast rail debt
Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar urged Congress to create a for profit corporation that would form one or more new railroads from six bankrupt lines the Penn Central Boston and Maine Central of New Jersey Reading Lehigh Valley and Erie Lackawanna. The plan would build a core viable system with private capital and limited federal aid while offering stock in the new entity to the bankrupt carriers.
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Meat protest planned in Phoenix against rising prices
Mrs. Laurie Risch of Phoenix leads a yet unnamed group to organize a meeting at Paradise Valley Park Recreational Center. The plan includes picketing high price markets and staging a nationwide beef boycott beginning in early April.
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Weather Watch Rain Dampens East Coast Region
Rain fell across the East from the Mississippi Valley to the Appalachians as remnants of a spring storm faded. Seven people drowned in Mississippi when a flash flood swept a car into a creek near Crosby, with one survivor. Elsewhere, skies were clear to mostly cloudy across the plains and Gulf Coast, with temps from 17 in Laramie to 77 in Fort Lauderdale and Key West.
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Sir Noel Coward Dies in Jamaica at 73
Sir Noel Coward died of a heart attack at his Firefly Hill home in Jamaica at age 73. Funeral plans were pending as London revivals of Private Lives and Cowardly Custard continue. Coward, famed playwright and actor, resided in Jamaica for nearly two decades amid tax reasons. Maggie Smith expressed shock at the news.
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Curbs Considered for Lumber Prices
Washington officials discuss reimposing mandatory lumber controls to curb price spikes adding about 1200 to the cost of a home. John T. Dunlop testifies before a Senate subcommittee on expanding logging in national forests and limiting log exports to Japan, with hearings set for April 4 in Washington.
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Desert survival seminar by Camelback Jaycees at Eldorado Park
The Camelback Jaycees announce their third annual desert survival seminar at 7 p m Tuesday in Eldorado Park Community Center offering films from the Arizona Game and Fish department and the U S Air Force, survival kit displays, and a discussion of search and rescue. The public may attend free and receive a survival manual courtesy KOOL TV and the state civil defense department.
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Average family food bill hits record annual rate
The Agriculture Department reports February saw a 2.5 percent rise in the typical U.S. family food bill to a record $1,409 per year. Beef prices hit an all time high, with wholesale and retail costs driving the increase amid higher poultry and vegetable prices. Senator Herman E. Talmadge criticized price controls, while officials noted most gains came from live cattle prices and that wholesale beef may have cooled briefly.
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Tires Blew On Landing Of Northwest 747 At Tampa
A Northwest Orient Airlines 747 arriving from Chicago with 220 aboard blew 14 of its 32 tires at Tampa International Airport. No injuries were reported and the aircraft would be towed from the runways by morning. Northwest officials offered no comment.
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