Democratic governors convene over Watergate probe plan
At a Lake Erie resort 16 Democratic governors discuss a paid network TV appeal calling for an impartial prosecutor to lead the Watergate inquiry. National Chairman Robert Strauss backs a 15 minute broadcast costing 70000 dollars to demand full disclosure and a non Justice Department head investigator.
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Nixon
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Georgia Gay
Jimny Carter
Brandt Arrives in Washington for Talks With Nixon
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt lands in Washington for talks with President Nixon. Officials seek his reaction to Kissinger's proposed Atlantic charter amid debates on US forces in Europe and Germanys offset payments. Brandt will meet Nixon, attend a National Press Club speech, and discuss East West rapprochement and the Middle East.
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Munitions train blast shakes Roseville area
A string of explosions began Saturday morning in Roseville, damaging 21 boxcars containing 7056 Navy bombs destined for Cambodia. The blast left under 50 injured, evacuated 20,000 residents, and caused over 2.25 million dollars in damage. Residents returned under warnings of potential secondary blasts and no gas or water.
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UPI
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Cambodia
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Accused killer claims lawmen branded him
West Texas inmate Johnny Meadows testified that four four inch brands of the Texas state mark were burned into his back after he signed four murder confessions. He said Odessa officers tortured him and taped his methods to compel signing. Judge John Vance sought FBI scrutiny but said branding did not affect his ruling on coercion.
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B52s Renew Strikes After 24 Hour Break
Cambodian Communal troops faded from the east bank of the Mekong as U S air raids resumed after a 21 hour pause. Pacific Command noted ongoing raids by B52s and other aircraft, while diplomatic sources reported evacuation plans for embassy dependents and possible advisory to move families out of Cambodia. Combat continued near Takeo and Arei Kiat with government forces regaining part of the village east of Phnom Penh. Lon Bon prepared for Europe trip amid political reshuffle in Phnom Penh.
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Movie listings offer mixed fare at local Cinemas
At Cinema T Comedy dominates with The Heartbreak Kid and a note on Disney. The Godfather runs a week at the second twin cinema alongside Cry Uncle and Relations, both rated X. Sounder is praised as a strong depiction of black heritage. Williamstown College Cinema shows The Godchildren rated R. Time slots listed for Cinema 1 and II with 7, 9 and 7, 9 showtimes.
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William D Ruckelshaus named acting FBI director by Nixon
William D Ruckelshaus, head of the EPA, is chosen as acting FBI director amid Watergate turmoil. The Harvard-educated Indianapolis native has balanced industry and conservation interests, earning praise from lawmakers while facing White House budget scrutiny and past resistance from some officials. He said he would stay until his goals at the EPA are achieved.
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GOP
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Bireh Bayh
David
Justice Department
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Huckelshaus
UPI
Rabies Outbreak Threatens Northern New Hampshire
State health director Dr. Lowell Wiese warned Northern New Hampshire may face its worst animal rabies outbreak on record with 27 cases from February to last week, mostly in foxes in Cyos County. He noted 25 cases by April 30 in 1967, the previous high year, and urged immediate medical action after animal contact.
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