Dean to describe only late March talks with Nixon on cover up
Watergate inquiry coverage notes former White House counsel John Dean will tell the Senate Committee that explicit conversations about the cover-up with President Nixon occurred in late March. Sources say Dean met or spoke with Nixon 35 to 40 times between late January and early April, though he will limit the clear cover-up discussions to late March. The White House has supplied Dean with logs and appointment books reflecting the broader set of meetings and calls. Local weather notes follow including area forecast for Southwest Montana with showers, colder temps, and mountain snow.
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Dusty Butte newspaper masthead and early Watergate notes
A historical page shows the Montana Standard masthead and staff credits for Butte Montana, followed by weather outlook and a long passage recounting Nixon era events. It notes Haldeman Ehrlichman related resignations and discussions around executive privilege and Dean testimony.
Soviet Leaders Arrive at Andrews Ahead of White House Visit
Brezhnev arrives an hour before schedule as press is barred from the air base. Officials say the visit begins officially Monday with a call on Nixon at the White House. Dobrynin Malik Gromyko Patolichev and aides accompany him.
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Nixon uses Aspen lodge at Camp David with guards
Retreat at Camp David features the main presidential lodge named Aspen used by Nixon with the best view of the countryside. Navy operates Camp David with Marines patrolling, attack dogs, and a perimeter ringed by barbed wire and floodlit fences at night.
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Mayors Seek Unity On Watergate At Conference
Mayors from 800 cities plan to vote on resolutions Wednesday while avoiding Watergate debate. Alioto and Daley push to keep federal and local governments focused on immediate city needs and restore public confidence.
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Gambling hearing heats up as Montana panel weighs bills
In Great Falls Rep. John Hall urged the committee to report back to the legislature on ten gambling bills. Most members dismissed the concern and aligned with Ulmer who suggested the panel could recommend do not pass for one item and draft its own bill.
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Delegates pass resolutions on energy, adulthood, and NATO pullback
Delegates weeks into pregnancy discuss expanding energy research, lowering adulthood to 18, and multilateral withdrawal of U S NATO and Warsaw Pact forces in Europe while adopting the metric system. Citizens are named from Boys State cities including Erick Erickson Brian Barnard Nick Olcott Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, and Glasgow.
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