Hushen Named Acting White House Press Secretary After TerHorst Resigns
Jerald terHorst resigns as White House press secretary amid Ford Nixon pardon fallout. John W. Hushen, 38, becomes acting press secretary after serving as deputy and former Detroit News reporter. Ford calls resignation understandable while defending pardon as necessary.
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Nixon Admits Errors In Watergate Fallout
Former President Richard Nixon says he made mistakes and misjudgments in handling Watergate and accepts the burden of his actions. He spoke after President Ford granted him a full pardon, calling for national relief from the scandal and reflecting on his regrets in California. He and his wife then visited Walter Annenberg’s Palm Springs estate.
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Ford Pardons Nixon Stirs Washington and Sparks Debate
President Ford grants Nixon a full pardon for any federal crimes, triggering bipartisan criticism and praise. The move follows days of legal talks and Nixon’s remorse, with Ford defending the decision as necessary to end Watergate fallout and begin national healing.
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Magnuson Credited With Raising Airline Donations for Democrats
Senate Commerce Chair Warren G. Magnuson was credited in 1972 campaign ledgers with raising about 9450 from a dozen airline executives for the Democratic Party. The two day donations occurred Oct 25 and 26, 1972, and notes labeled Maggie indicated Magnuson’s credit for the funds.
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Primaries Appearing Across States for November Ballots
Voters in 13 states and the District of Columbia vote Tuesday to pick candidates for November congressional and gubernatorial races. Incumbents mainly favored for renomination as primaries occur in Arizona Colorado Connecticut Florida Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire New York Rhode Island Utah Vermont and Wisconsin. Ohio lottery drawings move to 6 p.m. Thursdays starting Sept 19 in Dayton to boost attendance. Cincinnati draw remains at 10 a.m. Ohio has about 12 200 ticket agents and future applications go through district or state offices.
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TWA Jet Crash Near Kefallinia Credits All Aboard Believed Dead
All 88 aboard the Boeing 707 are believed dead after a Sunday crash into the Ionian Sea 60 miles west of Kefallinia. Among the victims are at least 17 Americans from a flight that departed Athens en route to Los Angeles with stops in Rome and New York.
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Chenault goes on trial in slaying at Ebenezer church
Marcus Wayne Chenault faces trial for the slayings at Ebenezer Baptist Church including Mrs. King and deacon Edward Boykin and the wounding of a churchgoer. His attorney filed motions to dismiss indictments delay the trial and move it from Atlanta citing bias.
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Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Tonight and Tuesday
Cloudy conditions with showers or thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight in the mid 60s. Highs Tuesday range from 75 to 80 degrees. Details, Page 2.
Knievel Says Parachute Failure Derailed Canyon Jump
Evel Knievel blamed a metal fatigue failure in the parachute cannister bolts for the Snake River Canyon leap ending in a crash. He survived with facial injuries and vowed to consider future plans while promoter tallies rise from telecast proceeds and ticket sales.
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Photographer Alan Kalis Uses Bimonthly Ads for Weddings
Photographer Alan M. Kalis of Route 1 Athens says Action Ads bring in at least one wedding job per ad. He relies on regular public notices to reach potential clients.
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