McLaughlin to leave White House staff soon
AP reports Jesuit priest John McLaughlin who backed Nixon during Watergate will depart the White House staff as announced by a Ford spokesman. Also noted are Soviet cosmonauts launching Soyuz 15 and Guinea-Bissau set for independence and UN peacekeeping in Cyprus following talks in Athens.
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Washington
John McLaughlin
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Ford
Algiers
Portugal
Portuguese Guinea
Guinea- Bissau
U.N
Cyprus
Athens
Greece
United Nations
U.S
Kurt Waldheim
Ankara
Hotel Fire Toll Climbs to Eleven in West Virginia
Rescue teams recovered four more bodies at the Washington House Hotel in Berkeley Springs bringing the death toll to 11 with up to 13 feared dead. Police said the fire’s cause remained undetermined.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Washington House
Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers
Forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight into Wednesday. Lows in the upper 60s, highs on Wednesday in the 70s. Details on Page 2.
Convict Slayer and Capture End Texas Manhunt
Three escaped Colorado prisoners terrorized Texas for four days. Richard Mangum was killed as Jerry Ulmer and Dalton Williams were arrested after a long pursuit across Canon City to Erath County. Ulmer and Williams face murder charges for Mrs. Ott and other victims.
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Stephenville
Tex
Jim Ellmore
Central
West Texas
Richard Mangum
Jerry Ulmer
Dalton Williams
Mangum
Ulmer
Williams
Colorado
Canon City
New Mexico
Texas
Rotan
T.L. Baker
Ray Ott
Here
Erath County Dist
Atty
Bob Glasgow
Ott
Ellmore
Fred McDonald
Larry Brandenberg
Meat Supply Shift Seen For Next Year
Government specialists say beef supply will rise next year while chicken and pork decline due to higher feed costs. The cattle herd has grown by about 7 million head this year, as poultry and pork output fall and prices rise. Secretary Butz forecasts food price gains under 10 percent in 1975, down from about 15 percent this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
U.S
Plan proposed to limit access to tax returns
Washington AP reports a White House plan to curb access to IRS tax returns faces Republican concerns that it lacks teeth. A Treasury draft would restrict agency access and an executive order would bar presidential viewing, while critics warn of loopholes and broad exemptions.
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Washington
White House
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Richard M. Nixon
IRS
Senate Watergate Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Ford
Domestic Council
Jerry L. Litton
Dmo
Litton
Nixon
Department of Agriculture
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Philip Buchen
Buchen
Nixon voices sadness over mood after resignation
Rep. Dan Kuykendall recounted a telephone call with Richard Nixon in which the former president expressed sadness and concern that the public might seek revenge. Kuykendall said Nixon asked if people would want to “pick the carcass” and noted no signs of punitive sentiment among lawmakers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dan Kuykendall
Richard M. Nixon
Kuykendall
Tennessee
Nixon
Congress
Democratic Party
Lone Eagle Lindbergh Buried in Hawaii Graveyard
Charles A. Lindbergh lay to rest beside the Kipahulu Church in Hawaii eight hours after he died of lymphatic cancer. Anne Lindbergh and one of the five children attended, while four others could not reach Hawaii in time. Reverend John Tincher delivered the eulogy as Lindbergh’s body, in a khaki shirt and dark trousers, was placed in a eucalyptus casket built by local cowboys.
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Hana
Hawaii
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Kipahulu
Anne
Lindbergh
Land
Atlantic
John Tincher
Eral
Jesus
Lone Eagle
Milton Howell
Howell
Columbia- Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia
John Glenn lauds Lindbergh as catalyst for modern air travel
Former astronaut John Glenn said Lindbergh's 1927 transatlantic flight catalyzed the vast system of intercontinental air travel. Glenn noted Lindbergh's pioneering life and shared a WWII squadron tie, as Lindbergh died of cancer.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Glenn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Glenn
Lindbergh
Marine Corps
Lindbergh dies after long life of flight and fame
Lindbergh dies leaving widow Land and children Jon Scott Reeve Anne. President Ford praised the Lone Eagle for courage and greatness. Memorial services set for 2 p.m. at Kipahulu church near Hana. Born February 4 1902 in Detroit he became the famed solo aviator of The Spirit of St Louis.
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Howell
Lindbergh
Jon
Washington State
Scott
Paris
Reeve
New England
Anne Lindbergh Feydi
Ford
Atlantic
Kipahulu
Hana
Spirit of
St. Louis
Pioneer Air Mail
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Detroit
Mich
Little Falls
Minn
Young Lindbergh
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Albany Elementary
Messenger
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Moscow
Salyut 3 Space Laboratory
Gennady Sarafanov
Levy Demin
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Glenn On
Charles Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
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