Editorials- Dean Testimony Infers Nixon in Watergate Coverup
The ousted White House counsel John W Dean III testified before the Senate subcommittee via a prepared statement. He suggested President Nixon was involved in the Watergate coverup, though he did not directly accuse him. The televised remarks raise questions about fair trials for those indicted and whether the Ervin committee should delay until the judicial process runs its course.
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John W. Dean III
White House
Senate
Dean
Nixon
Ervin
Grand Jury
Ending The Draft The volunteer army nears reality
The draft expires June 30 and the nation moves toward a purely voluntary force while the Selective Service system remains. Men 18 must register and lottery numbers will be drawn by birthdates in emergencies. Experts warn recruiting may fall short without high quality personnel, urging broader recruitment and relaxed standards.
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Selective Service
Otis G. Pike
House Armed Services Committee
James R. Schlesinger
Defense
Army
Pentagon
Armed Services
Martin Binkin
John D. Johnston
Brookings Institute
Binkin
Johnston
United States
Lives Of Danger In Ocean Sub Rescue Off Florida Keys
A minisub trapped 351 feet underwater for 31 hours near the Florida Keys led to two deaths and a dramatic rescue that saved two other crew members. The incident highlights the peril of exploration and honors adventurers who push into unknown realms for knowledge and progress.
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Florida Keys
Kind
Writing Your Legislators Contact Addresses and Preamble Text
The fragment lists Senate and House offices with room numbers and Washington DC addresses for legislators R Vance Hartke Biren Bayh Jr David W Dennis William G Bray and others. It includes partial etext of the U S Constitution preamble and notes on regional counties Elwood Hamilton Hancock.
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Senate Co
R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Biren E. Bayh Jr
House
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Neading Medinen Oots
Monty
Countian
Elwood
Hillis
Supreme Court blocks busing in Richmond desegregation ruling
Paul Harvey reports that the Richmond decision ends mandatory busing for race mixing, signaling a nationwide shift. The 18 year desegregation arc is reexamined as cities weigh taxes and suburban shifts, with a new court approach perceived as colorblind and socially just.
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Watergate
Richmond
Supreme Court
Harvey
Nixon
Richemond
Detroit
Memphis
Chattanooga
Denver
Surpeme
Curtis accuses Democrats of coverups in Baker Estes cases
Senator Carl Curtis accuses a Democratic controlled Senate of blocking Walter Jenkins testimony and suppressing psychiatrists' findings in the Bobby Baker case. He cites the Billie Sol Estes probe and argues media bias shields the Democratic party while undermining the 1972 election verdict. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Johnson
Walter Jenkins
Walter Jenekins
Bobby Baker
Delaware
John Williams
Bille Sol Estes
Department of Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
Curtis
New York-Washington
Senate
White House
Marijuana Harm and Evidence Question its Legality
A columnist argues marijuana is baneful despite calls to legalize. Cites medical authors and Senate hearings, noting frequent use harms psychology, emotion, and pulmonary function. Advises state duty to restrain youth from dangerous habits.
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National Review
Connecticut
Patty
Gabriel Nahas
Raven Press
Westith St
New York City
N. Y
Edwin Corley
Dodd, Mead
Senate
Subcommittee
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
U.S
Olav Braenden
United Nations Narcotics’ Laboratory
Geneva
Hardin B. Jones
University of California (Berkeley
Donner Laboratory
Jones
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
New American Library
Underground Pravada details media bias in Nixon era hearings
The L Street Pravada defends its aims in an Ervin Committee session, claiming it imitates legitimate newspapers by using sensational headlines and unsubstantiated claims against President Nixon. Spokesman cites vendetta and blood for breakfast as driving forces behind coverage and editorial policy.
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Washington, D.C
L Street Pravada
Ervin Committee
Sam Dash
1, Street Pravada
Pravada
United States
Ervin
Rome
Jeb Magruder
William Sloane Coffin
Washington Monument
Magruder
John Mitchell
Nixon
Gurney
L Street
National Archives
Weicker
San Clemente
Caesar Chavez
Secret Service
California
Florida
Hyanasport
Brand X mocks motherhood in witty self deprecation
In a humorous riff, the speaker recalls Brand X products underscoring domestic flaws from weak bleach to non absorbent diapers and slippery toilets. The monologue parodies consumer branding and the dread of everyday chores as a self described failure, ending with a playful mop contest.
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Julie
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