Dean Accused of Trying to Save His Own Skin in Watergate Trial
Defense lawyers portraying John W. Dean III as willing to sacrifice others to save himself in the Watergate cover up trial. Cross-examinations touch on Dean’s honeymoon funds, Colson’s role, and potential calling of Nixon as a witness. Tape evidence decisions and Ford administration tape release questions are noted along with Stans plea-bargain reports.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
John Mitchell
William G. Hundley
Mitchell
Hundley
Atty
Watergate
White House
John J. Wilson
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Wilson
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Mr. Wilson
James F. Neal
Wilso
Mardian
Nixon
Long Beach
Calif
Byrd Sees U S Lacking Urgency to Curb Inflation
Washington lacks the commitment to control inflation, says Harry F. Byrd Jr. in Richmond. He blames deficit spending since the 1960s and urges Congress to cut foreign aid by 75 percent and double the proposed $5 billion federal spending cut, warning Ford's program may produce zero results.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
U. S. Senate
Byrd
Harry Flood Byrd Sr
Virginia
Congress
Ford Administration
Ford
Final Temple Tonight Preview in Front Royal at Union Hall
In Front Royal a final Mormon Temple Preview is set for 7 30 pm at the Textile Workers Union Hall 231 Chester Street. The program includes a talk about temple purposes a filmstrip of temple interiors and a Q A session with ticket info for the Washington D C Temple Silent Tour.
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Front Royal
Textile Workers Union Hall
Chester St
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Front Royal Elks Initiate Class At New Lodge
The Front Royal Elks Lodge 2382 will initiate a new class in honor of Donald E. Netschke Jr. during today's visit. A country ham dinner is served at 6 p.m. by the Doe Club, with tickets available at the club. A Harvest Ball sponsored by the Doe Club is set for Oct. 26, the first dance at the new lodge.
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World Bank
BPO Elks Lodge
Donald E. Netschke Jr
Doe Club
New Lodge
Solar energy on Earth dwarfs all fossil fuels combined
The Earth receives only a tiny fraction of the sun's energy, yet in three days the sun delivers as much energy as would be produced if every bit of coal oil and wood on Earth were burned simultaneously.
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