Agnew Transition Under Way After Resignation
Spiro Agnew moves from the public arena to private life after resigning as vice president over an income tax evasion case. He has shifted offices, kept limited contact with aides, and begun sorting papers for the National Archives. Secret Service protection continues with a small staff to aid the transition.
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Eight AmShip Officials to Testify on Immunity Case
Eight AmShip officials from the Lorain complex won immunity from prosecution and are expected to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee about a $25,000 Nixon campaign contribution. Judge Sirica granted immunity after officials faced Fifth Amendment concerns. Archibald Cox had secured earlier immunity for them. The list of donors includes George Steinbrenner, board chairman, who gave $75,000 to Nixon.
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Cox may have leaked report on Nixon ITT deal
Archibald Cox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he may have been the source of a Times story about a telephone call from President Nixon to former Attorney General Kleindienst. He called the leak an error of carelessness if he was involved and apologized.
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Cloudy Weather With Cool Temperatures Tonight and Tomorrow
Considerable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with a low overnight in the upper 30s or lower 40s. High tomorrow in the mid 30s. Probability of rain 20 percent tonight and tomorrow. High 34 degrees at 3:30 p.m. yesterday and low 48 at 6:30 a.m today. Air Pollution Index 26 Excellent.
Meir to Visit U S for Nuclear Talks with Nixon
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir will travel to the United States to confer with President Nixon on the Middle East crisis. The White House said Nixon plans further talks with Egypt's acting Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy and with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at Camp David. The visit comes amid tensions over the POW issue and cease-fire violations as Israel seeks assurances on aid to the trapped Egyptian 3rd Army.
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Nixon estate security aids sought tax for improvements
A House subcommittee report shows Secret Service and GSA charged taxpayers for security upgrades at Nixon’s San Clemente and Key Biscayne homes after White House aides intervened. It notes landscaping, gazebos, and a heated system renovation were pushed as security costs, with Ehrlichman and Haldeman involvement.
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Douglas sets record as longest-serving Supreme Court justice
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, aged 73, yesterday extended his tenure to 34 years and 96 days, the longest in high court history. He said he has no plan to retire and discussed career highlights in a brief interview with reporters.
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Injured boy plans a quiet Halloween at home
Nine-year-old Joey Bartolotta remains immobilized in a hospital bed at home after a 60 foot fall from a cliff. He will be cared for by his mother and siblings with older brother Tony and sisters Michelle and Janet aiding. Despite hospital release, financial worries persist as his family copes with ongoing medical needs and future mobility challenges ahead of holidays.
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