Testimony Delayed As Brezhnev Visit Looms
A Senate Watergate source says Joan W. Dean II will testify Nixon knew of a cover up. Hearings delayed until after Soviet leader Brezhnev's visit to avoid White House pressure. Dean's future testimony and related legal questions remain under study as Cox and Sirica plan action.
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Michael Putzel
Washington
Senate
White House
Joan W. Dean II
Nixon
Dean
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Customer letters reveal delays in wheels and wigs refunds
Readers report delays and missing refunds from several vendors. A Long Beach engine stand order stalled due to missing parts, a New Jersey wig company refunds credit via BankAmericard, and UPS thrift-plan funds require signed forms before final payout. responses note production delays and regulatory rules, with timelines of two to three weeks and seven to ten days respectively.
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Sports Magazine
T and T Engineering
Long Beach
Calif
W.hy
Myersville
UPS
Anvil
Tham
New York
Dany
Cee
Thieu Doubts Communists Will Respect Cease-Fire
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu warned that further fighting is likely and called the cease-fire naive. He spoke at Armed Forces Day and criticized the Communists for violating the second phase of the cease-fire set to begin at noon Friday, despite the Paris pact.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Thien
Armed Forces
Thieu
Democrats Seek Funds For Civil Suit Over Watergate
The Democratic National Committee seeks funds for overhead and legal costs in a civil suit against Nixon reelection, noting lawyers donate their services. Records show $21,745 paid to Edward Bennett Williams for supplies since last June and $261,533 cash on hand with a $15,919 balance at Williams. The suit stems from the Watergate Motel HQ on June 17, 1972, with a countersuit by the President’s side.
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Washington
Nemoenie National
Carol Carlyle
Joseph Cole
Democratic Committee
Hal Si
Nixon
Democrats
Watergate
General Accounting Office
Edward Bennett Wiliams
Williams Firm
Democratis Communittte
Robert Strauss
Postal Workers Near Agreement On Contract
In Washington AP reports negotiators nearing a tentative contract for about 600000 postal workers. Key issues resolved include wage increases and benefits as talks continue amid possible last minute hitches.
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Washington
Francis Fisney
Aflcio American Postal Workers Union
Darrell F. Brown
Tostal Service
Filbey
Brown
Hirch
New York
Onluare Postal Service
Pires Tile 20
Fone Tinians
Postal Workers
National Association of Letter Carriers
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Maithanders
Laborer International Union
Schlesinger Open to Renewed Bombing of North Vietnam
Secretary designate Schlesinger said renewed bombing of North Vietnam cannot be ruled out while testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee. He noted diminishing enthusiasm for bombing Cambodia and mentioned possible restrictions on funds for further air strikes in Laos or Cambodia amid conferees’ debate.
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Senate Armed Servings Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
North Vietnam
Cambodia
House
Senate
Laos
Kelley Hopes To Restore FBI To Former Prestige
Kelley aims to restore the FBI to its former prestige as he faces Senate Judiciary Committee questioning on philosophy and tactics. Kansas City Police Chief Richard Wiley testifies as hearings begin for his nomination as permanent FBI director amid Watergate and morale concerns.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
PBS
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kansas City
Vanum Hittee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kelley
PRI
Senate
White House
L. Patrick Gray TL
Watergate
UW Manfhs Aga
Edgar Maover
Agency
Gray
Navy
E. Howard Thant Je
William JD. Ruckelshaus
FBI
Tye
Moorer
Inflation Rises Across Western Europe Outpacing U S
The AP reports Western Europe faces 7.8 to 9.2 percent inflation as Britain France Spain Italy and others contend with rising costs. Wage and price controls show mixed results with Britain and Belgium implementing measures while Germany and France test limits and voluntary schemes amid a broad surge in living costs.
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Netherlands
Norway
Western
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Britain
France
Valery
Giscard d'Astaing
Spain
Taly
Italy
Belgium
West
Germany
Mayors see Watergate helping push revenue sharing
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier told the U S Conference of Mayors that Watergate disclosures opened questions in Congress about Nixon's budget and the Better Communities Act. He warned that continued criticism could jeopardize the community development program and urged adequate funding beyond July 1, 1974.
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Henry Maier
Milwaukees
Nixon
Milwaukee Democrat
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Congress
Maier
Housing and Urban Development
James Lynn
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