CIA Aid Sought on Cover-Up in Watergate Probe
Washington AP report Item notes CIA Deputy Director Vernon Walters testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee as part of Watergate inquiries. Walters allegedly said Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean were heavily involved in attempts to misuse the CIA to cover up Watergate. The story links Walters to FBI delays and cites former acting FBI chief Gray.
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Central Intelligence Agency
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
CIA
Vernon A. Walters
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Walters
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Gray
FBI
Nixon
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Manuel Ogarrio Daguerre
Minneapolis
Kenneth H. Dahlberg
William Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Henry A
Virginia
Watergate Grand Jury
Capitol Hill
E. Howard Hunt
Senate
Senate Watergate Committee
Skylab develops new heat problem and power crisis
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Skylab laboratory recorded 100 degree interior temperatures and lost two solar panels halving power. Flight director Neil Hutchinson called the heat a serious problem but said engineers may solve it in days. Gyroscope issues add to salvage efforts for the three manned missions planned to rendezvous with Skylab.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Neil Hutchinson
Hutchinson
America
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Skylab
Houston
Johnson Space Center
William C. Schneider
Two-Part Look at Winchester Big Brothers Assn Work
The Star launches a two part series on the Winchester Frederick County Big Brothers Assn formed last year. The first segment outlines the association goals while the second describes a typical big brother little brother relationship. On Saturday Handley and James Wood High Schools Key Clubs and Tri Hi Y clubs will lead a 23.5 mile Walk for Big Brothers to benefit the organization.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Big Brothers Assn
Handley and
James Wood
Big Brothers
Training Session Call Concern
Training session notice urges participants to call 667 0145 or 635 8430 for details. The brief lists contact numbers and emphasizes attendance or information retrieval.
Watergate Prosecutor May Be Named Today
Atty. Gen. designate Eliott L. Richardson says he might announce his selection of a special Watergate prosecutor today during Senate committee hearings.
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Washington
Eliott L. Richardson
Senate
Smith to Study Virginia Prisons on Leave
David Smith a Winchester Evening Star staff writerphotographer on leave to work with the Virginia State Crime Commission as it investigates the state penal system His investigative report prompted the General Assembly to direct a thorough inquiry with Smith aiding the effort He joined crime commission members for a Wisconsin study trip and has a diverse background including education in Mexico City and Maryland.
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David Smith
Winchester Evening Star
the Star
Virginia State Crime Commission
Smith
Virginia General Assembly
State Crime Commission
The
Crime Commission
Wisconsin
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
University of the Americas
Mexico City
University of Maryland
Virginia Press Association
Cabinet Major Step Forward Miller Says
Virginia Attorney General Andrew Miller hailed the cabinet system as a major step forward for state government and urged businesslike input from public service. He cited Transportation Secretary Wayne Whitham as an example and warned of potential bad policy from federal no fault insurance legislation.
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Miller
P. E. Morris, Jr
Star
Virginia
Andrew Miller
Lord Fairfax
George Washington Hotel
Wayne Whitham
Winchester
Transportation
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Virginia
Monetary Turmoil Blamed for Worsening Balance of Payments
The Commerce Department reports sharp first quarter deficits in official reserve transactions and net liquidity, tied to international monetary turmoil and large capital outflows. The balance worsened despite a trade deficit improvement, with a 10.2 billion deficit in official reserves and a 6.8 billion deficit in net liquidity. The dollar's 10 percent devaluation and market closures in March are noted as key factors. In New York, the Dow Jones rose from morning lows as bargain hunting helped recover losses.
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U.S
Commerce Department
New York
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Los Angeles Times
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Richardson
U.S. District Court
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Tyler
Warren M. Christopher
Los Angeles
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
William H. Erickson
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
David W. Peck
New York Appellate Division
Wall Street
Senate Judiciary Committee
Legislative Action Committe
Winchester - Frederick County
First Assembly of God
Springcrest St
A & P Weo
Berryville
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