Mitchell Named in Watergate Wiretap Plot
Senate testimony quoted by The Washington Post indicates James McCord Jr testified former Attorney General John Mitchell approved plans and budget for wiretapping Democratic headquarters in February 1972 while Mitchell was in office. McCord also said Liddy Hunt and Magruder had advance knowledge of the operation.
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Mitchell Denies Watergate Ties Refutes Nixon Era Claims
Atty. Gen. John Mitchell denies involvement or prior knowledge of Watergate plans. He calls reports slanderous and false and rejects allegations traced to G. Gordon Liddy via James McCord. Mitchell issued the denial through the Republican committee.
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Martha Mitchell fears her husband framed in Watergate
Martha Mitchell, wife of former attorney general John N. Mitchell, told the New York Times she fears efforts to make him the scapegoat in the Watergate affair. She warned reporters she could name names and urged they seek her out if she became unavailable. The Times noted she telephoned from an unknown location.
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Watergate Uses Bugging For Its Ads
Washington advertisement touts Watergate offices as famous worldwide. The Democratic National Committee vacates 16000 square feet on the sixth floor for rent, after bugging last summer. Watergate executive Lee Elsen says the burglary boosted the complex’s notoriety.
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There Are 92 Classifieds in Want Ads. Why Not Use One
A short promotional note highlights the abundance of want ads with a call to action encouraging readers to use classifieds for selling, renting, or seeking goods and services. It emphasizes practical visibility and quick results.
Rent Increase Plan Entered In Augusta
A bill filed in Augusta requires landlords to explain rent increases in writing to tenants. Rep. Thomas R. LaPointe proposes a 30 day notice and access to district court to judge validity. Tenants may withhold payment pending court ruling without eviction until after decision.
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Dayton School Department bids for 1973 74 bus routes
Bus routes and specifications for the Town of Dayton School Department for the 1973 74 school year may be picked up at the Superintendent of Schools Office City Building Saco Maine Bids must be received in the Office of the Supt of Schools on or before 4 00 P M April 16 1973
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