Hunt returns to prison at Eglin for remaining term
Watergate figure E Howard Hunt left his Miami home to begin serving the rest of his sentence at the minimum security Eglin Air Force Base prison near Pensacola. He will undergo orientation then be assigned to a work detail. He has already served nine months and 13 days in Danbury and Allenwood.
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UPI
E. Howard Hunt
Eglin Air Force Base
Pensacola
Hunt
Miami International
Manuel Artime
Artime
Judith
FBI
Kenneth Whittaker
Danbury
Conn
Allenwood
Watergate
Eglin
Sam Ervin lauds press free from tyranny in New York
In New York City Sam Ervin Jr. told radio and television executives that the press safeguards Americans from tyranny and keeps government working. The ex senator lauded investigative reporting on Watergate and praised the First Amendment as core to the Constitution while sharing stories and history with 400 attendees.
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Sam Ervin
New York
UPI
Sam Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Richard Nixon
New York City
Ervin
Sam
Mark Twain
England
International Radio and Television Society
Senate Watergate Committee
America
McCarthy Odyssey in 1976 Campaign Office
Eugene McCarthy, 59, operates from a bare rented office in Washington as he pursues a 1976 bid with the Committee for a Constitutional Presidency. He aims to place his name on ballots nationwide and confront the two major party candidates in a guerrilla style bid for the White House. He maintains a small public presence at student forums and living rooms where his anti establishment critique resonates.
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Washington
UPI
Connecticut Avenue
McCarthy
Poet
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Eugene McCarthy
U.S
Treasury
Supreme Court
Minnesota Fats feeds dogs in small Illinois town
New York born pool star Rudolf Walter Wanderone known as Minnesota Fats has taken in about 30 stray dogs and as many cats in Dowell Illinois where he is a revered figure among 400 residents. He boasts connections with veterinarians and recalls a life spent around pool halls and animals, arguing for broader campaign reform and openness in presidential politics.
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Dowell
Ill
UPI
Rudolf Walter
Minnesota
Fats
Wanderone
Attila the Hun
New York
Tippy
Missouri
Warren Hearnes
Nuclear test at Yucca Flats yields underground blast
A small underground nuclear device code named Edam was exploded 1,400 feet beneath the Nevada desert at Yucca Flats. The Energy Research and Development Agency said no atmospheric radiation escaped and the event, within a 20 to 200 kiloton range, caused minimal ground movement within 50 miles but not felt in Las Vegas.
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Yucca Flats
Nev
Edam
Las Vegas
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