Nixon praised for “good job” as Dean prepared to testify
Washington reports say John W. Dean III will testify that President Nixon congratulated him in the Oval Office for covering up Watergate. Time and Newsweek cite Dean with Nixon and Haldeman Ehrlichman present. A legal source notes Dean seeks immunity and has more documents, including a 43 page volume and eight papers. Dean turned over a safe deposit box with classified White House materials.
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White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Newsweek
Dean
Oval Office
H.R
Bob
Haldeman
John
Time
John D. Ehrlichman
John Here
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Byrne to Open Krogh Affidavit Details in Watergate Link
In Los Angeles Judge Matt Byrne is set to disclose contents of an Egil Krogh affidavit as he weighs links between the Pentagon papers trial and Watergate. The case centers on burglary of Ellsberg psychiatrist records, with defendants Elisberg and Russo challenging the indictment amid broader White House connections.
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White House
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E. Howard Hunt
Krogh
Daniel Elisberg
U.S. District Court
Elisberg
Anthony Russo
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Justice Department
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Nissen
Watergate
Hunt
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Ells
Ehrlichman
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Calif
Liddy
Ehrl
David Young
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
John Sirica
Earl J. Silbert
Bernard Barker
Young
New Demands Reported in Mexico Kidnapping Case
In Guadalajara the Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People escalated pressure after 30 prisoners were moved to Havana to meet ransom demands for U.S. Consul General Terrance G. Leonhardy. Gov. Alberto Orozco Romero said new demands were received and the crisis could last hours or days. Leonhardy, 58, has served 30 years in government and is to retire next year.
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Mexico
U.S
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Alberto Orozco Romero
Jalisco
Leonhardy
Mexico City
Havana
Federal Aviation
Weekend Traffic Toll Reaches 12 Across Ohio Highways
The Ohio Highway Patrol reports 12 traffic deaths on state highways as the weekend ended at midnight Sunday. Five victims died in single car crashes and two were pedestrians.
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Associated Press
Ohio Highway Patrol
APSO names new officers for coming year
Clair Miller publisher of the Urbana Citizen was elected president of the Associated Press Society of Ohio. Jesse Shaffer managing editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer was elected vice president. Catesby Cannon assistant managing editor of the Youngstown Vindicator was re elected trustee.
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Columbus, Ohio
Clair Miller
Urbana Citizen
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Jesse Shaffer
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Catesby Cannon
Youngstown Vindicator
URW threatens strike at Goodrich over contract terms
The United Rubber Workers warn of a strike at B. F. Goodrich Co if a new contract is not agreed by 10 p.m. tonight. In Akron URW Local 2 at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. voted down a new national agreement, but the rejection reportedly does not affect the national contract.
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Akron, Ohio
United Rubber Workers Union
B. F. Goodrich Co
URW
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Disarmament Pact Signed at Wounded Knee Ends Occupation Soon
WOUNDED KNEE South Dakota AP negotiators say the 69 day occupation may end this week after a disarmament agreement is signed. Spokesmen warn of possible future takeovers and government reactions as the pact requires surrender of weapons and departure of non residents by 9 a.m. EDT Wednesday.
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Wounded Knee
S. D
Ohio Education Association Votes to Join NEA
OEA members approve unification with the National Education Association by a 23 244 to 21 355 vote. The move requires all Ohio educators to join the NEA starting September 1 1974. If the measure failed the OEA would risk disaffiliation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Education Association
OEA
National Eduation Association
OLA
Leonard Arcilesi
NEA
Arcilesi
Ohio
Classified Vets, Obituaries Highlight Local Notices
A compact classifieds section combines veterans related notices and obituaries. The items reference local residents, private listings, and community reminders, with brief notes on names and dates not fully legible in the scan.
Lottery Question Tops Election Interest
Ohio voters will decide on a state lottery and five other constitutional amendments in Tuesday's polls. The ballot also includes hundreds of local issues, tax levies, and bond questions in 61 counties while primary races are sparse. Issue 1 on the lottery could boost general revenue by up to 25 million dollars, with opponents warning of organized vice.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Ted W. Brown
General Assembly
Ohio Supreme Court
Addi
New Vote Sought On ERA Measure In Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan told the AP Society of Ohio a Senate committee may reconsider its rejection of the federal equal rights amendment for women this week. He questioned ERA supporters' votes and discussed ethics reforms including possible investigative staff for the Department of Commerce amid Watergate fallout and internal accusations.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Senate Committee
Gilligan
Associated Press Society of
ERA
Department of Commerce
Lottery's cross border impact on Michigan sales eyed
Ohio voters consider a state lottery on Tuesday raising concerns in Michigan about a drop in ticket sales from out of state buyers. Officials cite about 150000 weekly tickets sold to Ohioans and potential revenue gains for Ohio.
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Michigan
Ohio
Toledo
Mower adt cut short report from Athens resident
Mrs D R Clippinger of 12 Tulane Road Athens told of cancelling after the first night of an action act noting she sold her mower to the first buyers who called. Her brief remark highlights a quick sale and swift action in response to the sales offer.
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D. R. Clippinger
Tulane Road
Athens
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