Haldeman ordered papers destroyed claim emerges
Senator Weicker reports Dean said an aide claimed Haldeman ordered the destruction of documents tied to the Watergate wiretap. Dean testified May 3 after his White House dismissal. Weicker compiled a three page interview summary released to the committee and the Times.
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Kissinger Ends Paris Talks Flies to Washington Weekend
Henry Kissinger broke off his talks with Hanoi's Le Duc Tho in Paris and flew home for the weekend. He said he would return Tuesday to Paris to refine language for a new formula to support the Vietnam peace accord. U.S. officials had predicted Saturday's session would yield a final agreement.
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Canada Force Replacement Threatens ICCS Work
South Vietnam warned a replacement for Canada is needed for the ICCS as only three members remain. Japan refused, Asian options explored, and a Western country may be asked. Kissinger travels to Washington with Sullivan to meet Thao Thach in Paris amid ongoing peace talks.
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Nixon calls weekend meeting on inflation and energy woes
President Nixon summoned all senior economic advisers for an unusual weekend session at the Treasury Department to plot swift action on inflation and the energy shortage. He remained at the Florida White House in seclusion and spoke by phone with Kissinger and aides while preparing for a nationwide address.
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Astronauts survey earth resources from Skylab mission
Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz conducted their longest survey of earth resources. They photographed corn fields in Nebraska strip mining in Kentucky and oil areas in Venezuela while testing a heat sensing sensor to detect diseased crops. Ground controllers reported a successful 28 minute pass and worked on a cooling system fix after a spacewalk freed a jammed solar wing.
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Kalmbach to testify against former Nixon aides in Watergate case
Herbert W. Kalmbach, Nixon’s former personal attorney who helped raise at least 210000 for Watergate defendants, is prepared to testify against Haldeman Ehrlichman and other White House officials. He reportedly seeks no immunity and could face lighter charges or an indictment settlement. The Times cites affidavits that Kalmbach would testify he took orders from Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Colson, another Nixon aide, allegedly proposed burglarizing and firebombing the Brookings Institution to conceal the break in.
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Haverford president lives as a laborer to relearn people
Dr. John R. Coleman, 51, president of Haverford College, takes a sabbatical and works as a farmhand in Ontario, ditch digger in Atlanta, porter at Stuart's Cafeteria in Boston, and sandwich cook at Union Oyster House. He seeks to escape the world of words and politics to relearn basics and better relate to people.
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