No Decision Yet on Ehrlichman Plumbers Trial Delays
After a week of shifts in court, Judge Gesell postpones a ruling on whether John Ehrlichman and three others will face trial next week in the Watergate plumbers case. Ehrlichman’s access to White House files, illness of J. Fred Buzhardt, and possible one to two week delay loom large as the panel weighs continuances.
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Nixon and Sadat greet crowds on Egyptian whistle stop
President Nixon and Anwar Sadat traveled by train from Cairo to Alexandria amid massive crowds estimated at 3.5 million. The leaders held talks in a Cairo palace, dined at a state banquet, and Nixon announced Sadat’s invitation to visit the United States later this year. The trip continues to Saudi Arabia on Friday.
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White House Cooperation Sought in Wiretap Probe
A Senate Foreign Relations panel seeks FBI records on Kissinger's wiretapping role involving 13 officials and four newsmen from 1969 to 1971. Kissinger offered to resign if reports prove he acted beyond acknowledged, while lawmakers demand cooperation and review.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Leon Jaworski
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Foreign Relations Committee
Israelis foil Nixon visit strike at Shamir settlement
Four guerrillas disguised as hippies attacked the Shamir settlement near the Golan Heights, killing three women and wounding three men before dying in gunfire and explosions. The assault aimed to seize hostages for prisoner releases, amid Nixon's Middle East trip and Lebanon border clashes. Judy, a New Zealand volunteer, was among the women killed.
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Price Explosion Roars On as Wholesale Index Rises
The May 1.3 percent jump in the wholesale price index reflects rapid gains in industrial goods after price controls were removed. Agriculture and farm prices fell for the third straight month, suggesting consumer food costs may ease while other goods face higher prices ahead.
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Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
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