Indictments Loom Over Watergate Witnesses
As Watergate hearings unfold in Washington the likelihood of grand jury indictments grows for key witnesses and aides. Prosecutors across districts pursue charges including perjury conspiracy and obstruction with trials possible later this year or in early winter.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Washington
Senate Committee
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Frederick C. LaRue
Nixon
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R Conn
John W. Dean III
Weicker
Executive Branch
Internal Revenue
Archibald Cox
New York
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Florida
Texas
California
Watergate
Democratic Party
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
White House
Dean
Magruder
Senate
Mitchell
Stans
Senate approves $7.9 billion transportation bill
The Senate backed a $7.9 billion package with Amtrak and highway provisions. It includes $115.5 million for Amtrak operating costs, $2.5 million for a gas pipeline safety program, and $1 million for highway beautification.
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Washington
Senate
Amtrak
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Transportation Security
National Railroad Passenger Corp
New York
Kansas City
Penn Central Railroad
House
Department of Transportation
British soldiers die in railway tunnel during war game
In Brighton England three soldiers hiding from an enemy in a tunnel near Clayton were killed when a London to Brighton express train struck them. The group from a reserve unit of 80 men was training, with Sgt Cyril Gray leading the party just before the fatal collision.
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Brighton
England
Clayton
London
English Channel
Cyril Gray
No Gas In Denver Slows Summer Travel And Gas Lines
The Denver gas shortage dominates the summer scene with less than 3 percent of 1,300 stations open. Lines form blocks long for 10 gallons, tourists face out-of-town plate restrictions, and taxi service tightens as Yellow Cab warns of cuts. Station owners deploy limits, police help calm crowds, and some independents risk closure. Morgan Porter issues customer cards while carrying a pistol to deter protests.
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West
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
American Automobile Association
Yellow Cab
Texaco
Morgan Porter
Monument
No Beef for Steak Houses as Shortages Spread
AP reports owners of major steak houses from Lawry's Prime Rib in Los Angeles to Blackie's House of Beef in Washington state fear meat shortages as price ceilings persist. Buyers warn of rationing or selling fewer meals, while suppliers struggle to obtain beef and face open price terms for scarce cuts.
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Lawry
Los Angeles
Mike Wayne
Press Box
Manhattan
Washington
Blackie Augur
Blackie
House of Beef
John C. Bruno
Pen & Pencil
Bruno
John
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Fr. R. Haideman
Strachan
Whtte House
Haiddeman
Magruder Tail
Robert Reisner
New York City
John C. Caulfield
McCord
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
John Dean
Grand Jury
United States
John J. Wilson
Ervin Committee
Mutation Furs P.O
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New York Times
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Jim Elliott
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Shelba Annie
Lynn Densmore
Dixie Deutch
Sue Lewis
David Emerson
Mike Travelstead
Dianna Hildebrand
Mary Ellen Robinson
Katy Scala
Charlene Tarr
Wesley Cochrane
Gay Marsters
Carol Downard
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Nancy Marlow
Carolin King
Roberta Ragan
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