Dean sworn in for his story during Watergate trial
John W. Dean III, Nixon’s chief accuser, was sworn to tell his tale in the trial of five former associates. He is serving a one to four year term after pleading guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice. Defendants included are Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Parkinson and Marchan. Dean identified them as White House or Nixon campaign figures. The proceedings began with Neal questioning him about current employment at Ft Holabird.
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H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marchan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Watergate Committee
Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Parkinson
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Kennedy Tax Clash Shapes Vermont Governor Race
Vermont campaign centers on taxes with Republican Walter Kennedy charging incumbent Thomas Salmon would raise levies if re elected. Salmon dismisses the claim as laughable while Kennedy pledges a ten million dollar tax cut funded by growth and cuts. Both cite budget gaps and spending, with Kennedy promising a committee to locate further cuts and Salmon calling for belt tightening and potential surplus use.
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Rockefeller seeks Senate hearing reopen for vice presidential probe
UPI reports Nelson Rockefeller asks Senate Rules Committee to reopen hearings to address two topics risking his VP nomination. Rodino rejects reopening. Cannon to decide this week. Rockefeller says he is being judged by leaks from tax records and a book attacking Goldberg. Ford expresses confidence, while others push to call gift recipients and book participants. Delay could stretch into next year.
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Arthur Goldberg
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Laurence Rockefeller
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Arlington Soccer Team Posts Seventh Win
Arlington's soccer squad posted their seventh win of the season on page 15, showing solid form and team cohesion as they defeated their latest opponent. The report highlights key players and game improvised plays contributing to the success.
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Liberty Union
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John Hubbard
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Shaftsbury Boy Scouts
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Arlington
Wisconsin Calves Slaughter Trench Protest Over Prices
Wisconsin farmers drove trucks to a trench near Curtiss and slaughtered or stunned 650 calves and 15 pigs to protest high feed costs and low prices. A similar 18 calves were killed near Wisconsin Rapids as President Ford urged boosts in farm production to fight inflation.
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Oklahoma
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Ford urges thrift in World Series pause to preach saving
President Ford delayed a World Series game to lecture a Future Farmers of America audience on fighting inflation. He urged saving, hunting bargains, turning off lights, eating all you take, using less hot water, insulating homes, and keeping rooms cooler. He framed advice as parental guidance during a homespun speech.
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Precaution alert of Army for Boston
The Pentagon placed 82nd Airborne units on heightened readiness as a precaution while Boston braces for court ordered integration by busing. National Guard mobilized by Gov Sargent and 450 riot trained police deployed. Mayor White opposes guards in streets and may seek court action. A 17 year old Black student was arrested after an umbrella dispute near Hyde Park High.
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Hyde Park High School
Hyde Park High
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Corporation Council
Kevin Maloney
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Kevin H. White
Lee
Builder may face charge over Route 9 sewage pipe
The William H. Morse Construction Co. may be prosecuted for violating state sewage regulations after a pipe from the Colonial Guest House septic tank was found discharging into a tributary of the Ochre Stream beneath the Route 9 overpass. State's Attorney Bolton said charges could follow Water Resources Board test results. involved parties or the guest house may be prosecuted. A reporter and locals observed the pipe and a brown film in the stream near Applegate Apartments, a proximity used by children for play.
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Paul Sausville
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