Protesters rally in Washington against administration and Watergate
More than 1,000 march through the capital in a rally billed to oppose domestic cuts and Cambodia bombing. Speakers targeted Nixon, Watergate, and the re election committee, while banners urged impeachment and echoed dissident sentiments.
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President Nixon seeks closer White House Congress ties
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says Nixon told him he seeks stronger cooperation between the White House and Congress. Mansfield noted the President volunteered a push for closer relations and anticipated more meetings after Nixon finishes summit talks with Soviet leader Brezhnev. The remarks came during a Pekin Illinois trip where Nixon spoke at a Dirksen center cornerstone ceremony.
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Blue Jays Terrorize Illinois Neighborhood
In Mount Prospect Illinois a family reports dive bombing by blue jays as they parent might teach fledglings to fly. Young birds fell and one broke a leg while adults swept at passersby and the mailman. Police placed barricades and warned residents to walk on the street. An official noted jays swoop at intruders near fledglings.
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Watergate expands from rivulet to rip tide in 1973 uproar
The Watergate case widens beyond a break-in to challenge politics and governance. Key issues include law and loyalty, political influence on government, public trust in elections, and use of national security to justify surveillance. James W. McCord Jr and Bernard Barker testified on loyalty driving criminal acts. Jeb Magruder described tolerance for questionable methods. President Nixon defended limited knowledge while acknowledging possible aide overreach. The dialogue extends to FBI actions and White House influence.
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Congressional push to create joint oversight panel for intelligence
The piece outlines lawmakers seeking a joint Senate House panel to supervise intelligence operations. It notes Nixon's 1970 secret plan and subsequent rescission, congressional probes into FBI politicization and executive privilege, and debates over free press versus fair trial amid Watergate coverage. It mentions Cushman Jr. and media scrutiny of leaks and televised testimony.
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Q and A on Nixon price freeze rules by Cost of Living Council
The Cost of Living Council released a Q&A on Nixon's price freeze. It covers college costs, exemptions for antiques, seasonality rules for crops, wholesaler pricing, perishable foods, contracts with post freeze delivery, and government pricing.
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