Costa Rican leader pleads for Watergate restraint
Costa Rica President Jose Figueres said Watergate weakens Nixon as Western world leader. He urged the U.S. press to quit excessive Watergate coverage and asked the Senate committee to end televised hearings. He warned Nixon may be affected in upcoming talks with Leonid Brezhnev and defended Vesco extradition as a matter for Costa Rican courts.
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Senate Special Watergate Committee
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Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Vladimir Kazimirev
Pigueres
West
U.S
Robert L. Vesco
New Jersey
New York
Indians block road in fishing dispute
BAY MILLS Michigan. About 100 armed Chippewas blocked both ends of a major roadway across their 78th acre reservation for four hours over a treaty dispute on hunting and fishing rights. A meeting with officials was to seek a solution after charges against two youths were dropped.
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Chippewa County
David Hanna
William Lamphear
POWs and families greeted at White House gala
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger drew loud cheers at a White House POW reunion. About 680 POWs and 600 wives and mothers attended a two hour State Department reception and a dinner under red and yellow tents. Nixon, kissed and thanked, led a V for victory moment. Kissinger received similar adulation amid Watergate tensions.
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Plaza
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Spiro T. Agnew
Navy
Charles R. Gillespie Jr
Miramar
Calif
America
Kissinger
National Security Council
Lucy Winchester
Miki Garcia
Sacramento
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Peron protege Campora assumes Argentina presidency
Hector J. Campora, a protege of exiled Juan Peron, takes office as Argentina’s first civilian president in seven years amid massive Peronist celebration in Buenos Aires. Delegations from 62 countries, including US Secretary Rogers, attend the inauguration as Campora faces inflation violence and military unrest.
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Hector J. Campara
Juan D. Peron
Madrid
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Viva Peron
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William P. Rogers
Rogers
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Chile
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Cuba
Bomb loaded freight cars explode in Arizona desert
Southern Pacific freight train carrying bombs exploded near Benson Arizona with two workers injured as crews battled fires. Witnesses described mushroom-like blasts and flying debris. the train, en route from St. Louis to Port Chicago California, was halted and no inspection planned until morning.
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UPI
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Pelton Parrish
Kenneth Ball
Parrish
Ball
St. Louis
McAlester
Okla
Ard
Port Chicago
Calif
San Francisco
Medlester Naval Ammunition Depot
Hecht
George Scalt
Velma Sherican
Dragoon
Black legislator McNair elected in Alabama marks progress
Randall HR reports Chris McNair becomes the third Black member of the Alabama Legislature after a history of civil rights battles. He vows to represent all citizens while acknowledging ongoing racial tensions and promising focus on education and industrial growth to aid minorities.
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Hansrick Montgomery
Ala
UPL
Chris McNair
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Birmingham
McNair
Alabama
Wallace
Jefferson County
Tim
Soylent Green and Disney Twin Bill At Local Theaters
The review highlights Soylent Green with Charlton Heston as a cop solving a murder amid a crowded Manhattan population of 41 million. It notes Edward G. Robinson’s final film, mentions Disney family fare Charley and the Angel and Cinderella, and flags Man of La Mancha, Snowball Express, The Living Desert, Fists of Fury, and Red Sun at Bennington and nearby drive-ins with dusk showings.
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Ligh Taylor- Young
Edward
Robinson
Bennington
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Hathaway
North Flopsick
Red Sun
Charles Bronson
Ursula Andress
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