Time bypasses report on Nixon role in Watergate
Senate Watergate committee will finish its report without a separate section on President Nixon. The panel rejected calls to question Nixon relatives and friend Rebozo or cite them for contempt. They asked CIA to declassify related material and plan to deliver the final report to the Senate.
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Allen filibuster halts Kennedy tax reform hopes
The Senate failed to stop Rep. James Allen from blocking debate on Kennedy tax amendments tied to the debt ceiling bill. Liberals briefly won floor access but faced repeated defeats on cloture motions and a Mansfield move to table the Allen amendment.
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Nixon sees profound change in Middle East relations
President Nixon returns to the White House after a ten day tour of Egypt Israel Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia praising a profound lasting shift in U S relations with Arab nations. He says hopes for peace replace hostility and vows continued help as he plans a Moscow summit with Brezhnev and a NATO meeting in Brussels.
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Liver cancer linked to vinyl chloride near plants
Connecticut figures analyzed by NIOSH identify two deaths within 20 miles of Bridgeport and Stratford plants over 30 years, both from angiosarcoma of the liver. One victim was a housewife. the other a Puerto Rican plasterer who immigrated to New York before residing near a plant.
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Bolivian Chilean Troops Clash at the Border
Unofficial Bolivian sources say Bolivian and Chilean troops exchanged gunfire near the Visviri Charana border crossing. Both sides reportedly mobilized more troops with no word yet on casualties. The clash underscores long standing tensions over the sea outlet issue for Bolivia and the border dispute history.
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Federal consumer protection agency faces business opposition
The NAM warns that opponents may block the bill on the Senate floor in mid July. It asks members in 15 states to urge their senators to contact Sen. Sam Ervin and oppose cloture or abstain. Ervin leads the opposition, arguing the proposal is costly and unnecessary.
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Sam) Ervin
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Weather outlook partial cloudy with afternoon thundershowers
A forecast notes partly cloudy skies through Friday with a chance of after noon thundershowers. Highs Thursday and Friday are in the low 90s. Details on Page 2.
Israeli Warplanes Strike Lebanon Frontiers Third Attack
Israeli warplanes crossed into Lebanon for the third time in 16 hours to hit targets in the southeast frontier region known as Fatahland. Israel says the area concentrates bases used by Palestinian guerrillas for cross border attacks.
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Nixon decision to fire Cox reviewed by House panel
The House Judiciary Committee examined evidence that President Nixon planned to dismiss special prosecutor Archibald Cox weeks before the firing. A White House aide pressed back against leaks in a Tuesday burst.
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Nixon
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White House
June graduates net more jobs than 73
The College Placement Council reports June graduates secured more jobs than the Class of 1973 across bachelor master and doctoral levels though overall hiring fell short of December projections. Engineering remains in high demand with a 14 percent rise in hires amid material shortages and energy concerns.
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