Nixon returns to White House for economy talks before Brussels trip
President Nixon ends a weekend at Camp David and returns for a briefing with top economic advisers chaired by Kenneth Rush and including William Simon Roy Ash Herbert Stein and Arthur Burns. He plans domestic actions before departing for Brussels and Moscow for a 10 day summit with Brezhnev.
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Camp David
Moscow
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White House
Brussels
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Leonid Brezhnev
Kenneth Rush
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Roy L. Ash
Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Stein
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
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Mexico
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Minsk
Communist Party
Pravada
United States
Nuclear Warning Signal From Al Ahram on Middle East War
The semi official Egyptian paper warns a new Middle East war could turn nuclear if Israel does not reach a just peace. PLO leader Farouk al Kaddumy says the group would seek nuclear arms if Israel obtains them, though he later denies planning to arm itself.
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Associated Press
al Ahram
Middle East
Israel
Tel Aviv
Farouk al Kaddumy
PLO
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Hughes Rebozo money linked to Las Vegas deal approval
The Watergate investigation report ties a $100,000 cash payment from Howard Hughes to C. G. Rebozo with Attorney General Mitchell’s approval of Hughes purchase of the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas. It alleges impropriety and a quid pro quo between Hughes, Maheu, and Rebozo via Danner, the courier.
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USS
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Dunes
Las Vegas
Department
C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Florida
Terry Lenzner
Hughes-Rebozo
Robert P. Maheu
Nevada
Richard Danner
Miami, Fla
Danner
Rebozo
Mitchell
Maheu
Danner-Mitchell
Hearing on Land Use Tax Tomorrow Night
Clarke County residents will speak at a 7 30 p m public hearing in the circuit courtroom about the land use tax. A board workshop Thursday urged quick adoption with a resolution due by June 30 to enable 1975 tax purposes, and a county master plan must be approved first.
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Clarke County
Board of Supervisors
Bank Presidents Tied To Wine Scheme Investments Across Virginia
Alexandria based United Virginia Bank National chief loan officer George D. Hicks Jr. was removed after approving loans to investors in a wine investment scheme the SEC calls fraudulent. Other Virginia bank presidents Bennet W. King P. Henry Boehler Vail W. Pischke and J Michael Barry also invested heavily in the program.
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United Virginia Bank- National
Washington Post
George D. Hicks Jr
Virginia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Post
Hicks
SEC
Virginia Bank
Bennet W. King
Potomac Bank & Trust
Fairfax
P. Henry Boehler
The
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Traffic signal governs intersection at Loudoun and Boscawen
Winchester Police Chief Maj. A. Warren Rudolph reports traffic through the Loudoun Street and Boscawen Street intersection remains controlled by the signal. The timing allows eastbound traffic on Boscawen less red time while keeping the crosswalk safe for pedestrians.
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Boscawen Sts
Winchester
A. Warren Rudolph
Boscawen
Supreme Court Defers Action on Nixon Grand Jury Evidence
The Supreme Court deferred ruling on Nixon's bid for grand jury materials related to Watergate and executive privilege. It will consider the issue at the July 8 hearing along with other Watergate matters including grand jury authority to name a president as a coconspirator. The court also decided cases on felon voting rights and obscenity, including Carnal Knowledge.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Leon Jaworski
Georgia
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Leonard Garment
Britain Confirms Nuclear Test Amid Labor Backlash
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told the Commons Britain conducted a nuclear test weeks ago within the 1963 partial test ban and 1968 non proliferation pacts. Leftist Labour MPs pressed him after a weekend report claiming a Nevada underground test. France China and India notes also cited.
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Britain
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House of Commons
Wilson
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U.S
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Scotland
France
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India
America
Russia
United States
Egypt
Israel
Youth Drowns at Clearbrook Park Pool in Frederick County
A 14-year-old boy Ernest Leon Lam of Rt. 5 drowned Friday evening in the 12-foot area behind a lifeguard stand at the Clearbrook Park pool in Frederick County Recreation Park. Three lifeguards on duty reported the incident as the pool stayed open until 8 p.m. The body was recovered Saturday afternoon by two state police divers, and he was pronounced dead at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Clearbrook
Lacy Anderson
Ernest Leon Lam
Rt. 5
Bob Fletcher
Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Judiciary Committee debates witnesses in Nixon impeachment inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee weighs calling witnesses to clarify the impeachment case and may vote on subpoenaing more Watergate related evidence. Potential witnesses include John W. Dean III and Charles Colson as the panel aims to issue final recommendations by July 15 amid partisan pressure.
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White House
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Garment
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D-Mo
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R-Ind
Supreme Court
Jaworski
Gerald R. Ford
House
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
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