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t Tutly, c I imbtf 2S, 1S73 Th Dally Tar Hel -i SatUt afar iHeri Hunt testifies Watergate II if ;-. 13; Tl no i n TT T I Tl AT T"5 yfT y. i Tl V'UU u uuvu H Hp 1toM. t 3 i I 1 1 I '! v from the wires of United Press Internationa- ?over shortage threatens Northwest GuC,EDEN CEACH, Ore.-The threat of an electric -power shortage in the pff'C ri.orthwest 15 to strong that Oregon Gov. Tom McCatl Sunday ordered all' au.uoor lighting not needed for security purposes to be turned of! starting tonight Western governors were told plans for mandatory cuts of up to 25 per cent should be ready by Nov. 1. Governors lash administration POINT CLEAR, Ala. Southern governors unleashed a barrage of criticism of Nixon Administration spending policies Monday, calling them unfair, unwarranted snd dangerous. Tha governors devoted most of the opening day of the Southern Governors Conference to speeches and press conferences critical of the federal government Ii::on endorses 'clearcutting' WASHINGTON President Nixon Monday endorsed a recommendation by an ivisory panel for substantial Increases In logging, Including the controversial ractlce of "clearcutting," In national forests to ease the growing lumber shortage for 3 using and other needs. Nixon said the panel had determined fears of widespread environmental damage J3 to timber harvesting "would appear to be unfounded, misleading or sasgsrated." ' I- r r i Ta 1 , x ;t .-r r.-f SAVE THE DUNES . THEY BELONG TO THE PEOPLE' Jockey Ridge, Nags Head, N.C jOWMfcff -1 i '.v"3 " .:;.V . -A'-A- 7 fi fft e Him CARTER STABiUAb RALEIGH niGUTLY7:30 ALL SEATS FREE WASHINGTON Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt testified Monday that the White House, trying to win the Catholic vote for President Nixon in 1972, tried to prove falsely that the Kennedy administration had plotted the 1963 assassination of President Diem of South Vietnam. Hunt, first witness as the Senate Watergate hearings resumed after a seven-week recess, said he had been "directed" by Charles W. Colson.thena special counsel to Nixon, to concoct phony State Department cables to implicate Kennedy in the deaths of Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother-in-law. Ngo Dinh Nhu. "I believe it was desired by Mr. Colson, or at least some of his colleagues, to establish that a Catholic U.S. administration had conspired in the assassination of a Catholic chief of state of another country. Hunt testified. The implication was that Catholic voters would vote for Nixon when they learned that Kennedy, a Democrat, had been implicated in the assassination. Hunt, one of the original Watergate Seven who pleaded guil'y in January to conspiracy, burglary, bugging and wiretapping in the bugging scandal, said he believed he had been acting as a secret government agent when he broke into the Democrats offices in the Watergate complex and participated in the Kissinger 'seeks true peace' UNITED NATIONS Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said Monday the United States "seeks true peace, not simply an armistice, and called upon all members of the United Nations (U.N.) to abandon their bickering and join in a cooperative effort for a more harmonious world. Kissinger, the first foreign-born U.S. secretary of state, made his main address to the U.N. General Assembly almost exactly 48 hours after being sworn into office at the White House. 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We will continue to work in this Parliament of Man to make it a reality." The secretary of state expressed continuing satisfaction over the successes of American diplomacy in dealing with Moscow and Peking. burglary at the office of Daniel Ellsbcrg's psychiatrist. He said in the aftermath he felt "crushed by the failure or my government to protect me and my family, as in the past it has always done for clandestine agents. As part of his clandestine work. Hunt said, Colson asked him to review secret government communications in the weeks leading up to the 1963 coup in which Diem and Nhu were killed. He said he found paps in the records but nonetheless felt there was "every reason to believe. ..that the Kennedy administration was implicityly if not explicitly responsible" for their deaths. "He (Colson) suggested I might be able to improve on the record. ..to create or fabricate, to substitute for the missing chronological cables. Hunt testified. Hunt said he did so. and then at Colson's instructions leaked the phony cables to William lmbcrt. then a reporter for Life magainc. I think the line of questioning will show.. .there was an effort by Mr. Colson to try to discredit the Kennedy administration and therefore the Democratic party during the election by linking them to the assassination of Premier Diem and bring the Catholic vote away from the Democratic party. responded Chief Committee Counsel Samuel Dash. The Curriculum in Peace, War, & Defense and The School of Journalism present Mr. Chalmers Roberts Columnist, The Washington Post speaking on Watergate, National Security & The Press What Are The Limits?' Tuesday, Sept. 25 8:00 Hamilton Hall Auditorium CtUL: There's a place for you on Piedmont. For a weekend of fun, a game out of town, a quick trip home, whatever there's a Piedmont jet or propjet flight to fit your plans. With personal, thoughtful service always. 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