The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 73, No. 243, Ed. 1 Monday, July 15, 1974 Page: 3 of 24
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Southwest. Warmer weather is forecast through the southern states and for
the western Plains. (AP Wirephoto Map)
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IITASHINGTON (AP) -
W Charles W. Colson, once
one of President Nixon’s clos-
est political advisers, is next
to come up (or questioning by
the House Judiciary Com-
mittee Impeachment inquiry
Colson, imprisoned for the
part he played in White House
efforts to defame Daniel Ells-
berg for leaking the Pentagon
Papers, appears today as the
next to last witness the com-
mittee intends to call.
After examining Herbert W
Kalmbach, Nixon’s former
personal lawyer, Tuesday, the
committee will prepare for its
crucial deliberations, which
are to start next Monday A fi-
nal recommendations is ex-
pected around July 30
Colson. who held the title
special counsel to the Presi-
dent promised to tell every-
thing he knows when he
pleaded guilty June 3, but it
is unclear what information
bearing on impeachment he
will provide
The committee also will
question Colson about his role
in helping arrange for a politi-
cal contribution by the dairy
industry to Nixon’s 1972 cam-
paign One of the allegations
the committee is investigating
is whether Nixon raised the
milk support prices in 1971 in
50%
and more
off regular price
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you could use at this
savings.
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Tinker AFB
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regular price
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STOVE COMPANY - DALLAS, TEXAS
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hot throvoh Tuesdoy Southerly winds
I to 14 mph tonight High Tuesday up
per 90s Low tonight upper 60s
OUT-OF STATE FORECASTS
NORTH CEMTRAL TEXA$ - Clear
to partly cloudy northwest and portiy
coudy with scattered thundershowers
eost and south tonight Tuesdov portly
cloudy with scottered thundershowers
Confined worm High Tuesday 91 to
100 low tonight 66 to 75
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High temperature Sundoy Low this
morning Precipltotion for 24 hour peri-
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south Lows tonight mid 60s to mid
70s Highs Tuesday mid 90s northeast
to around 10? southwest
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Tuesday with chance of aflernoon and
evening showers and thunderstorms
Large changes in temperotures High
Tuesday mostly in the 90s south 15 »o
95 north 70s mountoins Low tonight
60 ond upoer 50s at lower elevations
40s and upper 30s mountoins
Weather report from the Nat Ionol
Weather Service, Okiohoma City
OKLAHOMA ZOMES
ZONES 1,23,4, 5, 6, 7, 4. 9. 14. lb
12 - Fair to portly cloudy ond hot
Through Tuesday Southerly winds 7 to
15 mph tonight low tonight low 70s
High Tuesday upper 90s
KANSAS - Partly cloudy through
Tuesday A few thundershowers possi
Tuesday at 6 V am and sets at 1 45
pm Civil twilight beoins Tuesday at
J R am ond ends at 9 14 p m Moon
Phase Lost quarter rises at 3 19
am Tuesdoy and sets o’ 6 1? pm
Tuesday
NEW MEXICO - Occasionol after
noon and nightime showers and thun-
dershowers statewide by Tuesdoy Lo-
colly cooler shower areas High*
Tuesday 70s mountains 90s thru the
low 90s at the lower elevations The
laws tonight 40s thru mid 50s moun-
loins. 15 thru 60s at the lower elevo
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WEATHER ELSEWHERE
High temperature Sunday Low this
morning Precipitation for 24 hour perl
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25%-50% -
regular price
ARKANSAS — Scattered thunder
storms through Tuesday most active
during the afternoons and evenings
Otherwise continued partly cloudy with
hot daytime temperatures Lows
tonight low 70* High* Tussdav
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Colson was the White House "Face the Nation."
contact man for dairy in- . ,
. . —The Watergate committee ■
dustry representatives during ... , c l 1. I
1 . . . „ ... issued its report Sunday, but I
discussions about the contri- . u "iine I
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bution. Nixon has said he in- . . .. in
about individual guilt or in- ■
creased milk prices because u1 . . . ,h. I
, A _ . nocence. With that report, the I
of congressional pressure, not : . . . . I
. , , committee went out of busi- I
because of any promise of
campaign help. ne;
Colson is serving a one to —The House committee is I
three year prison term for his expected to release more im- l
plea of guilty to a felony but Peachment evidence this I
is being kept in the Washing- week. i
ton area so he will be able to —The trial of California Lt. I
testify in the Watergate cover- Gov. Ed Reinecke begins I
up trial of six former White today He is charged with I
House and re-election cam- lying to the Senate Judiciary I
paign aides, as well as in the Committee about his in- l
impeachment inquiry. volvement in trying to bring I
In other Watergate-related the 1972 Republican National I
developments. convention to San Diego. ♦
—Sen. Lowell P Weicker —And, President Nixon I
Jr., R-Conn., said he would reaffirmed his support of Sec- I
vote for Nixon’s conviction in retary of State Henry A Kis- l
a Senate impeachment trial if singer in connection with the I
Nixon refused a Supreme wiretapping of 17 officials and I
Court order to give up Water- newsmen in 1969 and 1971 I
gate tape recordings. Weicker. Nixon wrote to the Senate For- I
a member of the Senate Wa- eign Relations Committee
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Bentley, Bill F. The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 73, No. 243, Ed. 1 Monday, July 15, 1974, newspaper, July 15, 1974; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2038040/m1/3/?q=Camp+Wolters: accessed June 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.