Administration Opposition To Hearings Mounting
Washington AP. Republican National Chairman George Bush calls for a full public airing of Watergate while administration officials oppose televised Senate hearings. Interior Secretary Morton and Vice President Agnew criticize the hearings as costly theater. The Senate hearings resume Tuesday as Cox seeks court limits on live coverage.
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Washington
George Bush
Administration
Senate
Rogers C.B. Morton
Spiro T. Agnew
St. Louis
Bush
Nixon
Archibald Cox
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Senate Committee
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Finance Committee
Stans
General Accounting Office
Gallup
Morton
Republican National
CBS
Face the Nation
NBC
The
New York Times
Washington Post
Herbert W. Kalmbach
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Newsweek Magazine
Brandt Unhurt In Mishap Near Dead Sea Cliff
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt escaped unharmed when a gust toppled an Israeli military helicopter on Masada cliff edge. German State Secretary Paul Frank and Israeli envoy Eliashir Ben Horin were lightly hurt. Brandt joked about the incident after landing.
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Jerusalem
Willy Brandt
Dead Sea
Brandt
Paul Frank
Bonn
Eliashir Ben-Horin
Masada
Dorchester Family Found Dead In Boston Home
Seven members of the George T. O Leary family were found dead at their Dorchester home. Police say Mrs O Leary and the children died from gunshot wounds while the father died by his own hand according to the medical examiner.
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Boston
Mass
George T. O'Leary
Dorchester
Twenty Inhale Chlorine Gas At Pool Disaster
Twenty youths were treated at a Parkersburg hospital after inhaling chlorine gas at a Belpre Ohio pool. Pool manager Becky Redmond said liquid chlorine leaked from a maintenance room tank and turned to gas as wind carried it toward the pool area.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Belpre
Ohio
Becky Redmond
Axis Sally Gillars Receives Ohio Wesleyan BA Degree
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars, known as Axis Sally for WWII broadcasts from Berlin, earned a bachelor of arts from Ohio Wesleyan University. A 72 year old former student from 1918 to 1922, she did not finish her degree then, later taught music at Our Lady of Bethlehem School in a Columbus suburb since 1960.
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Delaware, Ohio
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Sally
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Gillars
Ohio Wesleyan
Ministry of Propaganda
Berlin
U. S
Our Lady of Bethlehem
Columbus
Weather Brief Forecast Page 2
Fair tonight with lows around 70. Tuesday partly cloudy with a chance of late afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 90. Details on Page 2.
Skylab 2 Rocket Moves to Launch Pad at Cape Kennedy
Skylab 1 crew marks day 18 in orbit as Skylab 2 rocket rolls to Cape Kennedy launch pad. Saturn 1B and Apollo ferry ship prep underway for July 27 liftoff to carry three astronauts to rendezvous with America’s first space station. Rescue role noted if needed. Astronauts Conrad Jr, Kerwin, and Weitz continue heavy work in orbit.
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Saturn 1B
Apollo
Skylab
America
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Inge Dies at 60 in Apparent Suicide
Playwright William Inge known for Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba was found dead at 60 in a Hollywood Hills garage. Authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning caused his death after a recent psychiatric hold and overdose. A manuscript for The Boy from the Circus was found on a living room table.
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Los Angeles
William Inge
Winner
Hollywood Hills
Helene Connell
Los Angeles County
Inge
Ucla Medical Center
New York
New York City
Sinatra says he will return to show business on his terms
Frank Sinatra declares a 196? retirement ends only if he can control crowds and privacy. He plans a television special next fall after appearing at UCLA for alumni awards, where he did not sing. He cites fan mail and family urging a comeback but insists on controlled settings and small gatherings.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
UCLA
Sym
Los Angeles Music Center
Senate debates fund cutoff for Indochina wars amid broader bill
Senate considers a measure to halt all U S military funding in Indochina unless Congress approves. The move is part of a 609 million State Department authorization for the coming year and comes as conferees haggle over a 3.7 billion supplemental bill restricting bombing in Cambodia. The week also features inflation controls and extending the 465 billion debt cap.
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Washington
Senate
Indochina
Congress
State Department
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
D-Idaho
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Newsweek
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr
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