Haldeman not told about Watergate plans says counsel
Counselor for Haldeman disputes Magruder testimony and asserts Haldeman was not informed in early 1972 about Watergate planning. He also notes Haldeman spoke with Magruder only after March or April and that diary and logs show no January meeting. Evidence on Dean remains under seal as prosecutors prepare potential indictment.
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UPI
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
H. R
Bob” Haldeman
Haldeman
John J. Wilson
John D. Ehrlichman
Magruder
Wilson
Senate
Nixon
Gordon Strachan
Strachan
Watergate Complex
U. S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Archibald Cox
John W. Dean TI
Dean
Senate Committee
Washington Star-News
Senate Watergate Committee
Charles N. Shaffer
Sirica
Cox
Bob
Larry Higbee
Higbee
Ehrlichman
James F. Neal
Ervin (Watergate) Committee
Skylab astronauts perform in-space repairs and sun photos
Skylab astronauts Conrad and Weitz walked in space for 96 minutes to repair and photograph the sun observatory while Kerwin stayed aboard monitoring systems. They used a hammer and feather to service a solar telescope as mission control planned a 9:48 a.m. Friday splashdown and approved taking 400 feet of home movies.
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Houston
UPI
Space Station
Earth
Charles
Pete” Conrad
Paul J. Weitz
Joseph P. Kerwin
Weitz
Conrad
Skylab
Kerwin
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Outer Space
Shatalov
Mission Control
Blue Planet
Milt Windler
Orbit
Austere space budget gets Senate's OK
The Senate approved a $3 billion space budget for fiscal 1974 by a 90 to 5 vote. Opponents were Fulbright Nelson Pell Proxmire Mansfield. An attempt to cut $120 million failed. Cautionary notes said future years must rise to balance the program and avoid cancelling major projects. Frank Moss warned further cuts threaten deferrals. The authorization topped the administration request by $30 million but lagged $27 million behind the House.
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Washington
Senate
Frank Moss
Utah
Senate Space Committee
House
Southeast Asia News Blitz: MIGs Over Quang Tri and Cambodia Regains Highway 4
Brig Gen Bui The Lan says MIGs crossed government territory about three times since January 28, though not publicly reported. Viet Cong denies firing on ICCS helicopters and disputes Canadian reporting. Cambodian government troops linked up on Highway 4 near Phnom Penh, regaining control of the road to the seaport for the first time in two weeks.
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Bui the Lan
South Vietnamese Marine Corps
Viet Cong
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
B52s Still in Pacific After Linebacker II Campaign
Lt Gen Gerald W Johnson says about 200 B52 bombers from the December Linebacker II mission remain deployed at Pacific bases and in Indochina. He notes no B52s returned to the States as training flights continue at Andersen AFB Guam.
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Agana
Guam
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S
Pacific
Indochina
Gerald W. Johnson
8Th Air Force
Johnson
Air Force Civilian Advisory Council
Andersen
Cambodia
Air Force
South Vietnam
Laos
Air Power
Thailand
Tam
Reparations talks continue between U S and Hanoi
U S and North Vietnamese officials held the tenth meeting of the Joint Economic Commission in Paris to set reparations sums for war damages. Maurice Williams and Hanoi Finance Minister Dang Viet Chau led the discussions, with no details ready. Kissinger noted any program must win U S congressional approval and cease-fire verification before aid.
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UPI
U.S
Washington
Hanoi
Maurice Williams
Dang Viet Chau
Joint Economic Commission
Chan
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S. Congress
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James Neal
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