Grand jury closes in on Nixon aides
White House chief of staff H R Haldeman and domestic adviser John Ehrlichman will meet federal prosecutors this week to discuss their possible roles in the Watergate break in and cover up, sources said Sunday. Arrangements for the mid week meeting were quietly worked out during conferences between John.
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Hoffa Eyes Presidential Run At Local 299 In Detroit
Former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa, released from prison, reportedly seeks the presidency of Local 299 in Detroit in 1974. Hoffa plans to file for a presidential pardon and lift union activity restrictions, with framing comments from a Teamster spokesman and ties to Frank Fitzsimmons.
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Ammunition Train Explosions Leave Millions in Damage
A munitions train at Port Chicago California exploded after a Hawthorne Nevada origin convoy. 18 of 21 cars carrying 250 pound bombs were destroyed and 400 homes damaged with ten destroyed. Property losses could reach millions while emergency crews fight remaining blasts.
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Midwest Rivers Start Dropping Amid Widespread Flooding
Flood levels on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers receded slowly as the crest passed at St. Louis. More than 10 million acres remained underwater across the 1500 mile Mississippi stretch, with thousands displaced. A 14-year-old girl died in Ste Genevieve from injuries while sandbagging. Federal disaster aid arrived from HUD SBA IRS and others as about 35 000 were evacuated in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Associated Press
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Drug raids end with bad taste in Collinsville
In Collinsville Illinois a mistaken narcotics raid by federal agents led to harassment and property damage at the Giglotto and Askew homes. Herbert Giglotto and his wife Louise described being bound threatened and insulted by masked men who did not display warrants. Myles Ambrose ordered an investigation and promised action if any agents violated rights.
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Collinsville
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Ambrose
Congress Returns to Battle Over Wage Price Authority
Congress resumes session facing a Monday midnight expiration of the President's wage price control authority. A one year extension is planned but Senate hurdles loom led by Sen. W. McGee who seeks action on postcard voting registration. Other Capitol action includes a $150 million Cambodia bombing restriction and tax reform briefings.
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Agnew says he could win if he runs in 1976
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told AP in a Sunday interview that if he enters the 1976 presidential race he would run to win and believes he can win. He cited broad public support and personal popularity as reasons for confidence though he has not decided to run. He noted potential rivals include Gov. Ronald Reagan of California.
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Agnew comments on Connally bid for presidential nomination
Vice President Spiro Agnew noted that John Connally could seek the GOP nomination but warned it would be hard amid rivals like Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan. He said his own role limits public positions to avoid within administration discord and speculation.
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Butte Weather Outlook Cloudy With Snow Showers
Cloudy weather across Butte with scattered snow showers. High near 45, low around 22. Weather map note appears on Page 7.
Policeman Faces Lesser Charge In Glover Shooting
The Queens district attorney said on Sunday it would reduce the charge against Officer Thomas Shea from murder to criminally negligent homicide in the shooting death of 10 year old Clifford Glover. Shea was released on $25,000 bail for a Wednesday hearing after the incident early Saturday morning while he and Officer Walter Scott investigated a taxi driver holdup.
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Thomas Shea
Clifford Glover
Add Armstead
Shea
Walter Scott
Armstead
Stepfather disputes police account in Queens boy shooting
Add Armstead, stepfather of 10 year old Clifford Glover, says a man with a gun approached him and his stepson before a plainclothes officer fired at 5 a.m. on New York Boulevard Jamaica. Residents, clergy react as community mourns.
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Queens
Add Armstead
Mislabeled meat sparks consumer complaints nationwide
Housewives protest deceptive labels as meat prices rise. Merchandising names like his and her steaks inflate costs while misidentification of products prompts frequent shopper complaints in states including Oregon and Minnesota. Regulatory actions follow rising discontent over confusing names.
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Associated Press
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