Editorial Page In Our Opinion Is Haldeman Still there
The piece questions whether H R Haldeman remains influential in the White House after his resignation from the Watergate era. It cites Larry Higby of the OMB testifying that Haldeman, from California, still orders actions by telephone and asked to review subpoenaed documents via his personal file.
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H.R. Haldeman
White House
Haldeman
Larry Higby
California
Higby
Rose Woods Entangled in Watergate Spin and Smoke
A broad, era specific column notes Rose Woods may have erased part or all of 18 minutes of Watergate tape and discusses her loyalty to Nixon, skepticism of aides, and the risks the scandal poses to her and the Nixon circle. It contrasts careers and hints at a broader White House power struggle.
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Jeffrey Hart
Rose Woods
Miss Woods
White House
Haldeman
Nixon
Howard Cosel
Iss Woods
San Clemente
Nixons
Pat Nixon
Xon
John Mitchell
Aet
T.S Eliot
Windward
Phlebas
Mitchell
Autumn’s mellowness and wisdom in Lin Yutang’s words
Lin Yutang compares spring summer and autumn noting autumn’s tone, richer colors, and hint of sorrow. He says autumn reflects age’s mellowness and wisdom, recognizing life’s limits and contentment while leaving spring’s innocence and summer’s vigor behind.
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Lin Yutang
Russia's Role in Middle East Turmoil and Energy Crisis
Letter argues the US allyship shaped postwar prosperity and Russia sought to weaken the US. Discusses Israel Egypt Lebanon Syria and the West Bank, Jerusalem as a historic goal, and an Arab oil embargo seen as a US energy crisis and possible Russian strategy toward world communism. Author John Richard Page from Old Orchard Beach outlines geopolitical blame and energy fears.
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Russia
Middle East
Uncle Sam
Hitler
United States
Israel
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
West Bank
Jordan
Jerusalem
Moses
John Richard Page
Melvin Ave
Old Orchard Beach
At Home Abroad Nixon's hamlet missing
Anthony Lewis reflects on the Nixon tapes hearings in Judge Sirica's courtroom. Haig testifies about the 18 minute gap while lawyers push for clear explanations amid a Hamlet like national mystery and the limits of presidential counsel.
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Rose Mary Woods
Hamlet
United States
Miss Woods
Richard
Washington
Warren
Troom
New York Times
Biddeford Saco Journal Advert First Month Rate
Fragmentary OCR shows newspaper masthead and pricing notes. Mentions Associated Press and monthly rates. unreadable lines reference publishers Alta Foster B F C White House W Paul Casavant and publication details.
Kremlin eavesdropping tale set as political red herring
Washington columnist argues that CIA listening in on Kremlin leaders was not a crucial intelligence source and that Nixon uses national security as a shield. The piece links Watergate, the plumbers, and Obstruction of justice charges to paint the controversy as a distraction.
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Jack Ander
Washington
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
Remlin
CIA
Kremlin
White House
Nixon
Congress
India- Pakistan
Anderson
Allon
Krogh
China Securit y Deters Moscow in Mutinous Cold War Dance
In 1950 Mao declared all Chinese must choose sides between imperialism and socialism, with Beijing and Moscow aligned yet tensions persisted. Khrushchev and Brezhnev policies strained ties, China shifted rhetoric to oppose Soviet imperialism, while both powers eyed one another as a major threat. The article notes a strong military focus, purges, and fears of Moscow disintegrating China through pro Moscow agents amid a broader Sino Soviet split and Western maneuvers.
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Paris
Mao Tsetung
Moscow
Stalin
China
Valhalla
Mao
Canton
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Port Arthur
Dairen
Russia
Khrushchev
India
Brezhnev
Chou En- Yai
Kosygin
NATO
America
Chen Tu-hsiu
Wang Ming Ewe
Peng Te-huai
Liu Shao-chi
Lin Piao
Mao An Chou
Yugoslavia
Tito
New York Times
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
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NDC
Jill Volner
Biddeford
Saco Journal
Alta W. Foster
B. F. C. White House
W. Paul Casavant
Souind
Gini Sastaas
Bethenet
Wien
Cues
Associated Press
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Podgorny
Olga
Henry Petersen
Egil Krogh
Foreign Affairs
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Shensi
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