PERSPECTIVE 73: An Aural Review of the Year 1973-M1974 2LP NOT FOR SALE/BROADCAS
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PERSPECTIVE 73
An Aural Review of the Year 1973
2 LP GATEFOLD COVER
LABELS PRINTED "NOT FOR SALE • NOT FOR BROADCAST"
Group W Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. Records, no catalogue # (1974?)
Vinyl: MINT; Cover: Near Mint
Side 1: January - May
Sen. Mansfield approves bombing halt
E. Howard Hunt comments at the beginning of the Watergate trials
President Nixon inaugurated
Inauguration Day protests against the war
President Nixon announces Vietnam peace agreement
Sen. Hugh Scott expresses gratitude for peace
The death of former president Lyndon B. Johnson
President Nixon explains his 1974 budget
Georgia Gov. Carter opposes Nixon budget
The Super Bowl
The first POWs return
Explosions in Northern Ireland
Sen. Proxmire criticizes devaluation of dollar
Indian Leader Clyde Benacort at Wounded Knee
Sen. Mark Hatfield objects to bombing Cambodia
Ulster votes to remain part of the United Kingdom
Sen. Lowell Weicker criticizes executive privilege
Press Sec. Ron Ziegler denies John Dean knew of Watergate
President Thieu addresses Washington Press Club
The meat boycott
Baseball Season opens
Pablo Picasso and Sir Noel Coward die
White House resignations and reorganization
Daniel Ellsberg case dismissed
Sen. Sam Ervin opens Watergate hearings:
Testimony by Robert C. Odle, James McCord, JOhn Caulfield
Elliot Richardson appointed Attorney General, names Archibald Cox special Watergate Prosecutor
Side 2: May - July
Sports Round-up
Sen. Edward Brooke describes Indo-China fighting
Watergate: Cox, Maurice Stans, Jeb Stuart Magruder
Soviet leader Brezhnev visits U.S.A.
Dr. Henry Kissinger meets with Le Duc Tho
Monarchy ends in Greece
Sen Scott explains Cambodia bill
George Meany criticizes price freeze
Sky Lab II astronauts describe outer space
John dean testifies
Sen. Baker discusses Dean's testimony
Sens. Ervin & Baker joke about White House "enemies list"
Sen. Inouye reads Nixon memo on Dean
Secretariat wind Triple Crown of horse racing
John Mitchell testifies before Ervin Committee
Sen Ervin reads letter to President requesting meeting
Butterfield discloses White House was bugged
Sen. Henry Jackson condemns White House bugging
Sen. Ervin tells of White House hoax
White House tapes are subpoenaed
Senate authorizes Alaska pipeline
Sec. of Treasury Shultz defends continued beef price freeze
Side 3: July - October
President Nixon's attorney explains how monies were collected & distributed for Watergate defendants
John Ehrlichman testifies
Ehrlichman's attorney testifies on the Ellsberg break-in
Sen. Ervin clashes with Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman reveals hearing several Watergate tapes
Former F.B.I. director confesses he burned files
Chief of Justice Dept.'s Criminal Div. speaks out against special prosecutor
President Nixon discusses Watergate
President Nixon announces he will serve out his term
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew denies criminal charges
Henry Kissinger named Secretary of State
President Nixon scores Congress for not acting on his proposals
E. Howard Hunt testifies at Watergate hearings
Patrick Buchanan testifies
House Speaker Carl Albert refuses Agnew's request for public hearing
Agnew claims innocence
Hank Aaron hits 700th homer
Agnew resigns as Vice President
President Nixon names Gerald Ford Vice President
Excerpt from Ford's acceptance speech
Sen. Edward Brooke praises Ford
Archibald Cox defies President Nixon
AFL/CIO demands Nixon resignation
Sen. Charles Percy proposes plan for new special prosecutor
Side 4: October - December
Oakland beats Mets in World Series
The Yom Kippur War in the Mideast
Correspondent Jay Bushinsky broadcasts from front lines
President Nixon defends Charles G. Rebozo
Leon Jaworski names new Watergate prosecutor
Abe Beame wins New York mayoralty
Sen Percy comments on Nixon's credibility gap
"I'm not a crook," says President Nixon
Prime Minister Golda Meir confers with President Nixon
President Nixon's energy message
Energy adviser John Love warns of serious crisis
Sen. Jackson urges gas rationing
Countries face serious trouble over oil shortage
Wedding of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips
Papadopoulos overthrown: Lt. Gen. Gizikis succeeds
Pablo Casals dies
Frank Sinatra entertains at the White House
William Simon heads new federal energy administration
O.J. Simpson named Sportsman of the Year
Sen. Jacob Javits comments on Ford's confirmation & possible Nixon resignation
Gerald Ford accepts Vice Presidential nomination
Jaworski receives disputed Watergate tapes
Congress denies lower tariffs to Soviet Union
Group W. Chief Commentator Rod MacLeish puts 1973 into perspective
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