Haldeman details Nixon's lack of direct Watergate briefings
H R Haldeman testified in a deposition that Nixon did not seek a formal Watergate report this year and learned of the scandal secondhand through aides. He said the president asked questions via Haldeman or Ehrlichman and was told to John Dean. The deposition covered Watergate events and related politics, including a $350,000 campaign fund and Segretti.
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White House
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Watergate
John Ehrlichman
John Dean
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Sloan
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Magruder pressured Sloan to lie over Watergate funds
Former campaign treasurer Hugh Sloan testified that G. Magruder urged him to perjure himself by minimizing the Liddy payoff of 199000 dollars. Sloan refused and faced fallout within the reelection committee while Magruder resigned in April amid Watergate probes. He recalled a 45 minute Haldeman meeting offering job assurances and later Magruder’s high level Commerce Department post. Sloan quit as treasurer on July 14, then took a three month consulting stint to aid testimony on campaign spending.
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Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Liddy
Sloan
Floan
Porter
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Haldeman
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Office of Policy Development
Commerce Department
Senate
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Grand Jury
Aoe Ee
Finance
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon shifts stance on price controls amid debate on Phase 3
The report notes Democrats urged wage price freezes or broad mandatory controls while Secretary Shultz signals a tighter Phase 3. Phase 3 relies mainly on voluntary measures and self policing though the government reserves the right to challenge any price increases deemed out of line with guidelines.
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Capitol Hill
Shultz
Union case hearings in Butte push to July 24 continuance
Don Robinson represents the union with Jack McLeod of Boise Cascade and Jack Peterson as counsel. Dave Holland backs the union while chamber seeks to clarify a work preservation clause. A local labor leader accuses the chamber of aiming to destroy the unions. After week of testimony, chamber requests more time to present expert witnesses on national implications. Judge Penfield grants until July 24 and orders readiness to complete the case.
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Don Robinson
Jack McLeod
Boise Cascade
Jack Peterson
Dave Holland
Union
Chamber
Butte
Penfield
Saigon seeks limits on Viet Cong mission privileges
The Saigon government pressed to restrict privileges for Joint Military Commission members, arguing Viet Cong missions in South Vietnam pose subversion and propaganda risks. The move appeared aimed at limiting concessions Henry Kissinger might make Thieu on sovereignty issues.
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Joint Military Commission
Saigon
South Vietnam
Kissinger
Thieu
Subdivision plan for 69 lots faces scrutiny near primitive area
The EQC report and the Bradleys criticized the health agency study and urged alternatives such as fewer than 69 lots with a central sewage system. Dan Vichorek said developers were asked for more information and to study options. He indicated the final environmental impact report is being drafted with a 30 day cooling-off period and likely no full 69-lot subdivision. Environmental critiques note greater access to the primitive area, insufficient buffer zone, and minor loss of game range.
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EQC
Bradleys
Health Agency
Dan Vichorek
Water Quality Bureau
Vichorek
Farm bill amendment considered in Senate debate
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said a wage-price freeze amendment may be offered to the farm bill. He argued a freeze could pass if the White House acts to curb inflation, calling the May 2.1 percent rise in the wholesale price index “pretty bad.” The amendment would phase out direct subsidies for crops such as cotton, wheat and feed grains.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
White House
Public Legal Notice Summary for Montana Residents
Montana law requires notices of certain legal proceedings to be published. Individuals and groups may hold personal interests, and the publication often serves as the sole public notice for these actions. Readers should examine notices under this heading to stay informed.
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Montana
Tax Deed Application for Deer Lodge County Property
Notice is given that on July 30 1973 the applicant will apply to the County Treasurer for a tax deed to Tract 55 W125 XN523.7 Section 10 Township 4 Range 10 amount due 862.97 dated May 24 1973 John E Lripple applicant June 1 8.
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Deer Lodge County
John E. Lripple
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Deer Lodge
Lizzie Rafferty
Said
Joan P. Lacey
Helen Mercy
Edward D. Yessa
Oak St. Anaconda
No gas shortage seen in Montana
A Department of Business Regulation survey indicates no significant gasoline price increase in Montana. Dick Disney, administrator of the Centralized Services Division, said producers do not anticipate higher carload prices for retailers.
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Helena
Mont
Department of Business Regulation
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Uture
Dick Disney
Department
Disney
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
District of Columbia
West Virginia
California
GM resists ERP threat over rehires in Argentina
GM refused to cave to a terror threat by men claiming ERP backing to force rehiring of 1,000 former workers in Argentina. The two callers alleged kidnapping of executives unless GM funds 1 million dollars for ambulances and aid. Ford faced a similar extortion last month as refinery and fuel data emerged from Montana.
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Buenos Aires
General Motors Corp
Argentina
General Motors
People’s Revolutionary Army
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Board looks at children's TV ads and standards
The ANB code board adopted ten principles to curb ads that exploit or frighten children on TV. It requires accuracy in self‑concept claims and energy relationships, stresses safety standards, and urges ads to reflect social values. About 60 percent of U.S. stations are subscribers, with networks bound by the code.
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Washington
Television Code Board
National Association of Broadcast Television Review Board
Federal Communications Commission
Anaconda Area Weather Report Summary
Variable cloudiness with scattered showers in Anaconda. Little temperature change with highs expected 65 to 75 and lows 40 to 45. Yesterday reached 67 at 3 p.m. and minimum was 40s. Year ago temperatures were 83 and 55, two years ago 75 and 38.
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Anaconda
Knights of Columbus to select Fourth Degree officers
The Anaconda Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will elect officers for the year at the monthly dinner meeting Tuesday. A no host cocktail hour opens at 6 30 p m with dinner served at 7 30 p m.
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Parking meters and court bring city revenue
Anaconda city revenue for May totaled 2078 from police court and meters. Parking meters produced 1081, with 910 from meters and 171 in meter-violation fines. Police Magistrate Edwin R. Smith reported a net 997 after deducting 208 to the Montana driver education fund. Traffic violations led charges, including 50 speeding cases among 88.
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Anaconda
Edwin R. Smith
Montana Driver Education Fund
Joseph Morani
Voter meetings and student programs announced in Ana Conda
Parents of ninth graders meet at 7 30 Friday in the Junior High School to plan end of term activities. Grade school and junior high orchestra and band perform at 7 30 Monday in Memorial Gym for parents and friends. Maurine Yessa presents dance students at 7 30 Saturday in the Junior High School auditorium. Boys baseball registration runs 3 30 to 6 Friday in the Daly Gym for ages 9 through 15.
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Memorial Gym
Maurine Yessa
Daly Gym
Softball Registration Sets Up Grade Leagues At Daly Gym
Recreation Board sponsored girls softball registration runs Monday and Tuesday from 3 30 to 6 at the board office in Daly Gym. Pat Connors notes three leagues for fifth and sixth graders, seventh and eighth graders, and ninth grade and up. Title winners receive trophy charms for individuals each year.
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Recreation Board
Daly Gym
Pat Connors
Anaconda Fire Department Logs May Emergency Runs
Chief Walter Sweeney reports the Anaconda Fire Department made 19 emergency runs in May including 13 fire calls, one smoke scare, two resuscitations and three false alarms. Drill master Ed Johnston notes 160 training hours with a 35 foot ladder for high rises and resuscitation training. Fire drills were held at all city schools under supervision of firefighters.
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Anaconda
Walter Sweeney
Ed Johnston
Anaconda High seniors win scholarships at commencement
Anaconda High School announced scholarships and awards for seniors at graduation. Elmer J. Carosone, the principal, presided as Cathy Casey received the John Philip Sousa Band award and Mary Ann Liddell earned the National Honors Society Scholarship. Judith Marie Maes was named Anaconda Teachers Union Academic honoree.
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Anaconda High School
Elmer J. Carosone
Cathy Casey
W. W. Casey
Maple
John Philip Sousa
Mary Ann Liddell
William D.liddell
Hamburg
Anaconda
National Honors’ Society
Judith Marie Maes
Paul Maes
Fairview Homes
Anaconda Teachers Union
Marriage license applications listed for several residents
Frank W. Loesch aged 64 and Rosalin D. Frailey aged 47 applied for a marriage license. Jerry A. Neiminen and Penny Lee Stanley, Gary Theodore Hagemo and Rosemary Bartholomew also listed as applicants from Deer Lodge.
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Frank W. Loesch
Rosalin D. Frailey
Jerry A. Neiminen
Penny Lee Stanley
Gary Theodore Hagemo
Deer Lodge
Rosemary Bartholomew
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