New evidence claims Nixon men had promised pardons
Prosecution in the Watergate cover up trial unveils a memo from E Howard Hunt Jr describing hush money and pardons for the burglars. It cites commitments including financial support legal defense fees and rehabilitation while warning that loyalty must be two way. The document allegedly surfaced after Hunt's attorney Bittman provided a copy.
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Democrats Poised for Broad 1974 Gains in Elections
A UPI survey and party leaders forecast Democrats winning roughly five more governorships and about 268 House seats while expanding their Senate majority in the 1974 elections. GOP leaders warned of surprises as Carter and Strauss projected mixed gains and governor control.
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Nixon improves after medical crisis in Long Beach
Richard Nixon's health shows improvement as doctors report he is no longer in critical condition. The former president, 61, left the critical list after surgery and can eat soft foods and sit up. A weekend visit from President Ford followed by cautious recovery updates signal potential move to intermediate care soon.
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Mt Anthony senior killed in Londonderry crash
Mt Anthony Union High School senior Paul Joseph Boutin 17 of Bennington died when the passenger car he rode in overturned on Thompsonburg Road Londonderry after the elder Boutin a state police cruiser driver hit trouble near Route 11 Gary Boutin 28 and Frank Johnson 21 were injured Johnson held for observation elder Boutin treated and released.
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Democrats Sweep MAU Mock Vote Reflects VT 1972 Outcomes
Mt. Anthony Union High School held a mock election on October 22 with 243 ballots cast. Democrats led in governor and many state races, while Leahy narrowly beat Mallory for U S Senate and Cain edged Jeffords for the House. Local Republicans and Libertarians trailed, with several county posts unopposed and minor third party support minimal.
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Inside Winners and Page Lineup Across Sections
A listing of page topics from Inside Winners on Page 3 through Page 16 covers Halloween contest winners, poetry reminiscences by Gerald Raftery, sample ballots for tomorrow, Senator Kennedy’s reaction to a Globe Chappaquiddick article, Will Rogers’ words relevant today, TV coverage of election returns, the MAYAA peewee football championship, and Stowe’s soccer title over the Eagles.
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Vermont election mix signals Democratic tide risk
Vermont voters head to the polls Tuesday as Republican Walter L. Kennedy pledges tax cuts and hopes for an upset against Gov. Thomas P. Salmon, while Democrat Patrick Leahy challenges Rep. Richard Mallary for the U.S. Senate. The race also features James M. Jeffords in the House contest and Francis Cain seeking Burlington support, all amid questions on environmental and statewide offices.
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