Dean's testimony may embarrass Nixon before Senate panel
John W Dean III and John N Mitchell prepare to testify to the Senate Watergate Committee about Nixon's role in the scandal. Sources say Dean will claim Nixon discussed executive clemency for E Howard Hunt with Colson, and that Nixon appeared upset during the talks. Mitchell seeks delay. he may testify if compelled and promises cooperation. White House aides warn Dean could embarrass Nixon but not impeach him, focusing on non Watergate matters and multimillion dollar contracts.
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John N. Mitchell
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Dean
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Charles W. Colson
David I. Shapiro
Colson
Hunt
Time
Newsweek
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Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell
Attornney
Federal
Grand Jury
Senate Watergate Committee
Pope marks 10th anniversary with Vatican art collection
Pope Paul VI opened a new contemporary art collection at the Vatican Museums marking his 10th anniversary. He urged artists and the church to reestablish peace and friendship, toured the 65 rooms with works by over 250 artists, spoke of wounds caused by estrangement, and praised individual pieces and artists including American Jack Levine.
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Cain and Abel
Living costs rise for middle income families in NY area
The Labor Dept reports fall 1972 living costs for a four person family in the New York Nothern New Jersey area reached 13179 dollars, among the highest in the US. Costs rose 31 percent for lower incomes and about 5 percent for middle and high incomes from 1971 to 1972, driven by food and housing prices.
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Middle Atlantic States
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Bienstock
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Boston
Austin
Texas
Brother charged in mercy killing at Neptune hospital
Lester Zygmanik. 23, of Englishtown, faces a June 29 hearing after arraignment on charges he shot his paralyzed brother George, 26, in a Neptune ICU. He posted 25000 bail. authorities note possible mercy killing while defense says case raises fundamental issues and he maintains innocence.
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Zygammik
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