Muddy Creek Dam Warning Near Thomas Home
David Thomas of Mineral reports muddy water from the Izaak Walton League dam threatening his five year home site. Inspectors cite downstream pine growth and a 40 million gallon water reserve over eight acres as factors behind a widening, erosion prone opening. The dam, 125 feet wide, sits 40 feet from the home, with officials from the Natural Resources department and Soil Conservation Service planning further inspection.
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Fred Whissel
David Thomas
Waterloo State Forest
Rockcamp Creek
Thomas
Izaak Walton League
Athens Izaak Walton League
John Cornwell
Cornwell
Robert Frey
League
State Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Ohio University
Nixon Winds Up Portugal Azores Meeting Amid Farewell Sentiment
President Nixon told Spinola that an independent Portugal is vital to the Atlantic Alliance and signaled planned economic aid. He and Spinola discussed goals to raise Portugal’s economy and noted no reference to the Azores air base. Nixon then prepared to return to Washington after a 10 day, five country trip with a Moscow summit ahead.
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Lajes
Azores
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Portugal
Atlantic Alliance
Antonio Sinola
Spinola
Washington
Europe
Lisbon
Amman
Jordan
White House
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Antonio de Spinola
Nixon aware of Watergate cover up earlier on tape says some lawmakers
Some Judiciary Committee members say a June 4 1973 tape suggests Nixon knew of the Watergate cover-up as early as March 17 1973 challenging his claim he first learned of it March 21 While others remain uncertain and cite the edited transcript and incomplete tape hearing continued as former Attorney General Kleindienst testified
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
John W. Dean III
Dean
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Rodino
Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa
Don Edwards
Calif
Charles Wiggins
R-Calif
Government to Buy Beef and Pork for School Lunches
The United States plans to spend up to 100 million dollars on buying beef and pork this summer to aid cattlemen and hog producers and donate the meat to school lunch programs. Officials said the move could offset low prices and prevent future market dislocations while noting uncertain effects on consumer prices.
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Washington
Rush
Agriculture Department
American Meat Institute
Richard Lyng
Claire Robinson
Kansas Livestock Association
Paul Nauer
National Farmer Organization
Kansas
Arch Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington Woman Arrested Over False Alarm Wake Up Scheme
Bernice L. Jones 43 was charged with calling in a false alarm after she summoned fire engines to wake her husband in Wilmington Delaware. Police said the incident followed a marital argument and the husband went to bed again.
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Wilmington
Del
Bernice L. Jones
Housing decline continues as prices rise and selections shrink
Government data show May housing starts 38 percent below a year earlier with building permits down 43 percent. Seasonally adjusted starts fell to an annual rate of 1.45 million, while permits at 1.055 million mark a seven year low. Housing experts doubt a near term recovery despite policy discussions.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce
James T. Lynn
Senate
Local Family Sells Bicycle Bed via Action Ad
Mrs. Robert Carr of 22 Circle Drive The Plains used an Action Ad to sell a bicycle a baby bed and other children's items quickly. She urged readers to advertise for fast economical selling opportunities.
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Robert Carr
Circle Drive
the Plains
IRA Bombings Continue in Second Day Across Belfast
Three bombs exploded and three more attempts were thwarted in Northern Ireland as the Provisional IRA extended its offensive. No injuries reported though a man was shot when defending a store. Authorities link eight Tuesday bombs to the IRA.
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IRA
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Armagh
Provisional
Stamp Benefits Extended in House Vote for July 1 1975
The House approved extending food stamp benefits for needy, aged, blind and disabled people under the new Supplemental Security Income program. The temporary measure, due to expire June 30, was renewed by voice vote and sent to the Senate. The action preserves aid for those covered.
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Washington
House
Senate
Weather Forecast Showers Likely Then Clearing
Chance of showers or thundershowers tonight with partly cloudy conditions tomorrow. Lows tonight in the mid 60s and highs Thursday in the mid 80s. Page 2 detail.
Israeli Warplanes Strike Guerrilla Targets in Lebanon
Israeli planes bombed and strafed guerrilla strongholds in southern Lebanon in a 15 minute raid and returned safely. Beirut reports casualties from earlier strikes while Israel says operations aim to deter Fatah and other factions. Israel also handed 180 square miles of the Golan Heights bulge to UN forces in a brief ceremony.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Azores
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Shamir Kibbutz
Beirut
Rachaya Foukhar
Arkoub
Amman
Golan Heights
United Nations
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National Security Council
Florida
Watergate
Robert Dole
Messenger
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Tennessee Line
Doug Campbell
Bell County
Sheriff's Department
Georgi K. Zhukov
Soviet Union
Zhukov
Hitler
Russia
House of Commons
London
Westminster Hall
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