Earl Warren Dies at 83 Former Chief Justice Passes Away
Earl Warren, longtime chief justice and pivotal figure of a landmark Supreme Court era, died at 83 in Georgetown Hospital after a battle with heart illness. He led the court during civil rights rulings including school desegregation and one man, one vote, and headed the Kennedy assassination investigation commission. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Nixon urges cover up in 1973 Watergate talk
The transcript reveals Nixon telling aides on March 22 1973 to stonewall testify plead the Fifth Amendment and cover up if it would save the plan The House Judiciary Committee releases its version of eight taped conversations with more expletives and differences from the White House transcripts Nixon press secretary calls the release a PR campaign and demands full access to all evidence
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Mitchell expected to take the Fifth Amendment
Former attorney general John Mitchell returned to the House Judiciary Committee, signaling use of the Fifth Amendment. GOP counsel said he cannot plead selectively. the panel pressed for broad questioning as it weighs connections to the Watergate cover up case and transcripts.
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Hotline number set for runaways
Washington UPI reports a nationwide hotline for runaways will launch August 12. The number 800 621 4000 will allow youths to message their families without disclosing current location, operated by Chicago’s MetroHelp with $100,000 government funding for an eight month pilot.
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Earl Warren Remembered as Giant of Time and Justice
Retired Chief Justice Earl Warren died in Washington at 83 from cardiac arrest. A towering figure in law and politics, Warren's career spanned district attorney, attorney general, governor, and chief justice, shaping desegregation and constitutional standards. Presidents Nixon and Burger, along with Sen. Kuchel and Justice Marshall, praised his public service and legal legacy.
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Senior citizens defend him Selectmen
A Bennington town board met in executive session after a heated public session where about 15 senior citizens urged reinstatement of Recreation Director Loomis G. Dana. They demanded resignation of Parks & Recreation Chair John Lyons and warned of political consequences if Dana was not rehired. The previous vote was 4 to 1 to require Dana's resignation by Sept 30 for alleged poor administration.
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Discrepancies Found in BSD Voting No Crimes Found
State's Attorney Neil S. Moss completed the inquest into the June 25 Bennington School District election. While discrepancies were found in ballot counts and absentee totals, investigators found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing. Potential noncriminal factors included poll worker errors, pencil issues, and misread checklists, with several questions remaining unresolved.
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Inside Oregon hospital aid blocked for bleeding man
A hospital on the Inside Oregon page reports the facility cannot dispatch aid to a man who is bleeding profusely, halving response near a half block away. Other items note Officer Bill Bryan on bicycle hand signals, a column by Bob Williams on growing up, Shannon of The Times on Gov. George Wallace, and brief mentions of the Rutland Railroad, crop pests, the World Football League, and Cincinnati’s challenge to catch the Dodgers.
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