New Evidence Emerges in Watergate Coverup Case
Washington AP reports fresh evidence in the Watergate inquiry implicating top Nixon aides H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman in a coverup. A lawyer for Nixon's campaign committee supplied three cartons of secret spending records withheld from court under an agreement.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Campaign Finance Committee
Justice Department
FBI
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
U.S. District Court
Daniel Webster Coon
Finance Committee
Ohio real estate panel rift over Shaul firing calls
Ohio Real Estate Commission member Paul Everson accuses Commerce Director Dennis Shaul of trying to cloud the issue and urges Shaul's firing. Everson defends Rhodes license as legal, questions Shaul's exams, and says hearings are illegal.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Real Estate Commission
Paul Everson
Dennis Shaul
Commission
Shaul
Everson
James Rhodes
Rhodes
Real Estate Commission
J. David Maffeo
Kissinger cites violations of Vietnam cease fire terms
Henry Kissinger told the AP meeting that North Vietnam has systematically breached key cease fire clauses by withdrawing from Cambodia and Laos and by failing to honor an unconditional ban on troops or supplies into South Vietnam. He warned that continued violations jeopardize the agreement and the U.S. could reconsider its signature. He also discussed Watergate fallout and East West relations during a policy address in New York.
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New York
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Nixon
Associated Press
Kissinger
Southeast Asia
United States
Ment
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Indochina
U.S
Wilkesville School Break-In Yields Bologna and Turkey
Vinton County Sheriff's Deputy Richard Zimmerman reports a nighttime theft at Wilkesville School. Only a large link of bologna and a turkey roll were taken, suggesting a food-focused burglary in Wilkesville.
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Wilkesville
Vinton County
Richard Zimmerman
Former OSU athletic director in serious condition
Richard C. Larkins, 64, longtime Ohio State University athletic director for 24 years until his 1970 retirement, was listed today in serious condition at Riverside Methodist Hospital after a heart attack Monday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard C. Larkins
Ohio State University
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Larkins
Retired Marine Officer to rebut Da Nang Papes claim
Former Marine general Victor Krulak now Copley Newspapers executive testifies in the Pentagon papers trial to counter Rep. Paul McCloskey's assertion that a 1965 Da Nang landing volume held no value to the enemy by 1969 when Ellsberg and Russo copied it.
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Los Angeles
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
Victor Krulak
Copley Newspapers, Inc
McCloskey
da Nang
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries Sports Television Theaters Women
The fragment appears from a newspaper page listing sections and topics across classifieds and features. It lacks coherent events or names to summarize into a standard article card.
Air Attacks Around Phnom Penh Heighten Cambodian War Tension
American B52 bombers pounded positions 11 to 20 miles southeast of Phnom Penh and near Takeo to ease Communist pressure. The Takeo garrison claimed repulsing several ground assaults with losses to the enemy. Thailand said it would not deploy troops but would bolster support for Lon Nol’s government and assist American policy toward Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Takeo
Bangkok
Government of
Thailand
Lon Nol
Kriangsak Chamandand
Hanoi Radio
United States
Kriangsak
Vientiane
Laos
Thanom Kittikachorn
Nixon
Alexander Haig Jr
Krangasak
Rogers Defends Freedom of the Press at Backed Gains Dinner
Secretary of State William P. Rogers, at an Overseas Press Club awards dinner in New York, voiced strong support for a free press. He rebutted Walter Cronkite’s criticism of government interference while Cronkite urged defense of press freedom amid perceived domestic issues.
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William P. Rogers
Overseas Press Club
NEW York
Rogers
Walter Cronkite
CBS
International Press Institute
United States
Cronkite
Jack Raymond
The
Press Club
Gers
Walter
Action Adt prompts sale with ringing ding sound
The text describes an 'Action Adt' that imitates a telephone ring. It suggests using the ringing cue to advertise items for sale promptly and attract attention with a tangible auditory signal.
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Logan
Athens
Messenger
Dan Dry
Cary Ann Brooks
Kenosha
Wis
David R. Bradley
St. Joseph, Mo
News- Press and Gazette
Jack Tarver
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
D. Tennant Bryan
Richmond, Va
News Leader
Times-Dispatch
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence, Kan
Journal-World
G. Gordon Strong
Canton, Ohio
Repository
Robert L. Taylor
Philadelphia Evening and Sunday Bulletin
Watergate
Watergate Grand Jury
James W. McCord Jr
Gerald Warren
Citizens’ Group
Common Cause
McCord
Senate Watergate
Jack Anderson
Anderson
John J. Sirica
Howard Hunt
Parkinson
Hunts
Osuad
Rogers Answers Cronkite Charge Free Press Backed
Wes Gallagher
Paul Miller
Rochester, N. Y
Times-Union
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