McCord asserts Nixon aides perjury in Watergate case
Former Watergate conspirator James McCord told about 1,000 at Sangamon State University that Nixon approved the June 17 1972 burglary and wiretap plan. He cited Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell as overseeing the operation and said tapes could be material to his case.
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Ottawa strike back-to-work order tested by rail union
Ottawa AP reports Canadian railroad workers may defy Parliament’s back-to-work order if terms offend them. Ray Jones of the Toronto local warns workers could call in sick, citing the 1966 stoppage as a precedent. Parliament planned to pass legislation to end the walkout as dissident support remains uncertain. New York psychiatrists link rising mental hospital admissions to intense sunspot disturbances.
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