Nixon Watergate message provokes mixed reaction across America
Americans from diverse walks watched Nixon’s Watergate speech. A New Hampshire family described quiet, mixed feelings as a San Francisco lawyer praised the speech as well orchestrated, balancing omission and apology.
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Chicago
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Miami
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Concord
N.H
Ann Mark Kavtz
San Francisco
New Hampshire
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Washington
Salt Lake City
Leslie
Montreal
Presidio Heights
William K. Coblentz
Joan Baez and David Harris divorce after five years
Folk singer Joan Baez and husband David Harris divorce after five years of marriage. Baez, 32, and Harris, 28, were married when he was jailed for draft evasion in 1968, serving 20 months. Custody of their son Gabriel, 3, awarded jointly. no alimony or child support reported.
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Joan Baez
David Harris
Miss Baez
Harris
Gabriel
San Mateo County
Alleged leader of sex slayings mystery in Houston
AP reports on Dean Arnold Corll accused of masterminding a chain of 27 homosexual killings. Investigators say Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. shot Corll during a confrontation in Pasadena. Henley and David C. Brooks are indicted for murder. Corll’s grave misnaming caused a week of confusion amid limited details of the case.
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Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
Corll
Henley
Brooks
Nixon and Congress on equal footing
President Nixon signals concession of congressional power in Indochina policy. White House statement says the President will work with Congress if North Vietnam threatens stability in Indochina. Officials say the shift matters more than warnings to Hanoi amid Congress ending U S bombing of Cambodia.
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Vietnam
Laos
Agriculture official counters wheat resale rumors
An Agriculture Department official in Washington dismissed rumors that the Soviet Union was reselling U.S. wheat or wheat it had purchased. The statement, reported in Austin Minnesota’s Herald, stresses there is no confirmation of such sales and urges caution about unverified claims.
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Washington
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Soviet Union
U.S
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