Nixon Says He Would Use Bugging To His Advantage
The summary of John W. Dean III testimony to the Senate Watergate committee cites Nixon telling Hoover that electronic surveillance was used against him in 1968 and that he would use bugging to his advantage in the future.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
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White House
H.R. Haldeman
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Nixon Brezhnev to Sign Nuclear Accord at Camp David
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev will sign an agreement on principles for SALT talks and a second pact on scientific and technical cooperation in peaceful atomic energy at Camp David. They proceed with four bilateral deals signed earlier and plan toward continued talks in San Clemente.
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Nixon
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East Room
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Salt
Geneva
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Brezhnev
San Clemente
Calif
Villa
Mrs Rinker Denies Charge In City Treasurer Race
Winchester Deputy Treasurer Phyllis F Rinker denies Harrison's accusation that she was uncooperative and says she will pursue legal action after being fired. Her two weeks’ notice ends tomorrow as she and Harrison vie in a three person race for city treasurer with Parthcia Shiley the Democrat nominee.
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Winchester
Phyllis F. Rinker
Thomas Harrison
Rinker
Harrison
Food Costs Rise As May CPI Inches Higher
U S government data show consumer prices climbed six tenths of a percent in May driven by higher food clothing and gasoline costs. The annual rate eased to 7.2 percent from 8.4 percent. Meat prices edged down slightly due to price ceiling measures. The report notes diminished purchasing power and aligns with broader Phase 3 price controls.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Gas Shortage Forces Tidewater Police to Cut Daytime Patrolling
A gasoline shortage in Tidewater reduces Chesapeake daytime patrols while night patrols continue. Norfolk Portsmouth and Virginia Beach face indirect impacts on street repairs building inspections and city operations. BP supplies on a month to month basis with a 70 percent allotment and no formal contract.
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Associated Press
Tidewater
Chesapeake
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
James Rein
British Petroleum
H.N. Myers
Myers
Woman given five year term in death of son
Mrs Diane Marie Wilson 26 of Linden changed her plea to guilty on a voluntary manslaughter charge in the death of her two year old son March 12. She was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary by Judge Elliott Marshall in Warren County Circuit Court and will be eligible for parole in one year. Commonwealths Attorney John F Ewell urged the five year sentence after the plea change. She was rearraigned in court with Dr Edwin M Eastham and Investigator Blaine Tewart testifying. Eastham described the cause of death as a ruptured jejunum.
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Front Royal
Diane Marie Wilson
Linden
Elliott Marshall
Warren County
Commonwalth
John F. Ewell
Skylab return set after 28 day space mission
Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz finish lab tasks on Skylab 2 visit readying for splashdown on Friday in the Pacific Ocean The crew will then begin a 56 day July visit to the station as the Apollo ferry ship transfers equipment and data. The Supreme Court narrows obscenity protection ruling using local standards to judge material for seriousness.
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Space Center, Houston
Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Peron Returns Home Under Tight Security Amid Clashes
Argentine strongman Juan D. Peron arrived back from exile to a secured Olivos residence after gunfire near Buenos Aires airport killed 13 and wounded over 250. He canceled a public appearance, spoke on TV, and stood with President Campora as rival Peronists blamed a violent outbreak on both sides.
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Juan D. Peron
Peron
Isabel
Olivos
Spain
Correction Adverts and Local Business Notes
The page notes a week long vacation closure for a body shop during June 25. It lists GW Motors Inc and Nichols Dept Store in Berryville Ave Route 7 with references to old German beer 6 pack 93c and Birdseye Awake Drink price correction 295 can 39. It also mentions A and P stores in Winchester and Berryvale Virginia and a contact line 667-0145 635-8430.
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Nichols Dept
Berryville Ave
A& P Weo
Winchester
Berryvale
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