Archie Cox of Maine Talks Watergate Roots and Resolve
The Maine interview with Arch ie Cox shows a plain living outdoorsman reflecting on Watergate. He defends the investigation, cites non existent tapes as less crucial than other documents, and emphasizes public commitment to the rule of law and patience for a sustained inquiry.
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Penobscot Bay
Washington
White House
Cox
Nixon
John Stennis
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Eliot Richardson
Key Biscayne
Fla
Georgia
Atlanta Falcons
National Football League
Macon
Falcon
Norm van Brocklin
Maine towns cut energy use as officials eye restrictions
Weekend energy measures were announced by Maine communities with governors hinting at broader cuts. Thermostats will be lowered in schools and public buildings. drivers urged to carpool and limit speeds. Governor Curtis proposes possible school closures and shortened hours amid the energy crunch. There are worries over ski traffic, snowmaking, and snowmobile regulation.
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Maine
Chambers of Commerce
Sanford
Charles A. Beattie
Biddeford
Gilbert Boucity
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
United States
Paula Munness
Ben-Gurion
Israel
General Motors UAW Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
The United Auto Workers and General Motors reached a tentative contract settlement in the early hours at Lordstown Ohio near Vega plant. Details were not released as talks continued to avoid a ministike plan before 10 a.m. EST.
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General Motors
Detroit
United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp
UAW
Tony Zone
Lordstown
Ohio
Leonard E. Woodcock
Chrysler
Police Round Up Agitators in Athens Amid Unrest
Greek police and soldiers detained construction workers and youths in Athens and housed them in a temporary camp at a soccer stadium. About 866 arrested, 662 released. nine killed, four of them bystanders. Martial law persists as Markezinis seeks elections after order is restored.
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Athens
Spyridon Zournatzis
Zournatzis
Sreres Markezinis
Zournatis
Markezinis
Greece
George Papadopoulos
David Ben-Gurion In Critical Condition
Israel's founding leader David Ben-Gurion, 87, remains in critical condition after a stroke at Tel Hashomer Hospital. Doctors say a brain blood clot affected the right side but he is conscious, stable, and hopes for recovery are guarded.
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Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Tel Hashomer Hospital
Ben-Gurion
Boleslaw Goldman
Sde Boger
Negev
Palestine
Senate Nears Energy Act Amid Nixon Push
The Senate moves toward final passage of emergency energy legislation granting President Nixon broad powers to combat fuel shortages. The bill, likely to pass after Thanksgiving, would allow rationing authority and energy saving steps while avoiding mandatory limits, amid calls for gasoline rationing from critics.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
NBC
Meet the Press
Mansfield
William Proxmire
CBS
Face the Nation
Proxmire
Library of Congress
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Rockefeler
ABC
Nixo
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Inside The Journal SAD 71 Vater Turnout Light
A lighthearted item notes a humorous miscue by a husband who neglects applesauce while bringing home the bacon, reflecting everyday domestic humor in the column.
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Archie
Maine Press
Maryline White
Brooksville
Alrecrombie’s
L. L. Bean
Archibald Cox
South Brooksville, Maine
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Rockport
Thomaston
Portland
Boothbay Harbor
Rockland
Brunswick
Kennebunk
Sandford
Intown
Portland Associates
Norman E. Scott
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Muskie
Maine Municipal Association
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Rck
Robbins A.F.B
Carl Vinson
Mercer University Law School
Poland
Smarting
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