Quick Rockefeller Hearing Doubtful
Washington AP A Senate Rules Committee may delay reopening hearings on Nelson Rockefeller's nomination as vice president until after elections. An aide says little time remains before campaign recess for a meeting. Former Justice Arthur Goldberg urged further hearings and may testify about a 1970 derogatory book about him connected to Rockefeller's gubernatorial race. Rockefeller's brother Laurance funded the book with $60,000, fueling calls to reopen.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Goldberg
Rockefeller
New York
Laurance
Ehrlichman Lawyer Flags Nixon Deception in Watergate Case
William S. Frates, Ehrlichman defense lawyer, told the jury Nixon deliberately withheld Watergate facts to save his own neck. He accused Nixon of knowing the full story and not presenting it in the conspiracy trial.
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Washington (Ap
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
William S. Frates
Erhlichman
Dean
Haldeman
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Inflation Shrinks Value Of The Human Body
Evanston Illinois AP reports Dr Donald T Forman a Northwestern University biochemist estimates the inorganic components of a 150 pound person are now worth about 5 60 in inflated dollars up from 3 50 in 1969 and 98 cents in 1936. More than 60 percent of body weight is water about a third is fat and protein ash and minerals complete the balance.
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Donald T. Forman
Northwestern University
Elements in human body and Nixon-Ehrlichman trial note
The report covers chemical elements in the human body and rising prices, then shifts to John Ehrlichman and Nixon legal proceedings. It details defense opening statements, White House tapes, and the Watergate trial framework with witnesses like John Dean III and mentions of Haldeman and Mitchell. The narrative links scientific inflation context to courtroom strategy and potential consequences for the president's circle.
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Ben-Veniste
Dean
White House
Nixon
SAD 71 seeks court injunction to void arbitration over teacher dismissal
Kennebunk area school board votes to ask a court to declare the Astrowsky case not arbitrable, arguing injunction would halt arbitration and avoid setting a district wide precedent for probationary teachers. The move follows concerns about due process and costly arbitration while pending.
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Kennebunk
Lee Astrowsky
Miss Grover
Astrowsky
Arthur Hedberg
Robert Lewin
Dan Beard
Biddeford Youth Aid Officer Diverts Troubled Youths
Biddeford officer Richard Gagne leads the towns first youth aid bureau guiding juveniles away from the justice system. He works with social agencies and the state Health and Welfare department, teaches a high school course on youth and crime, plans field trips, and collaborates with teachers to provide counseling and safety programs. Funding comes from a federal grant via Law Enforcement Planning and Assistance Agency.
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Biddeford
Richard Gagne
Gagne
YWCA
York County
Department of Health and Welfare
Boys Training Center
South Portland
Stevens School
Hallowell
Correctional Center For Women
Juvenile Justice Coordinating Committee
Sears and Roebuck
Kennedy Still Haunted By Chappaquiddick Event Reflected in 1976 Drift
Edgartown Massachusetts AP analysis recounts Edward Kennedy s 1969 Chappaquiddick incident and the ongoing questions about his actions and motives. It details the July 18 1969 party on Chappaquiddick Island, the car crash at Dike Bridge, Kopechne s death, Kennedy s delayed reporting, and subsequent inquest questions about where he was going and what he did after the crash.
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Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Mary Jo Kopechme
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Robert F. Kennedy
Kopechne
Dike Bridge
Miss Kopechne
Paul Markham
U.S
Joseph Gargan
Gargan
Markham
Miss
Chelsea Fire Kills 3 Men
A three alarm blaze in a brick rooming house in Chelsea Massachusetts killed three men and injured others while forcing more than 20 evacuations. Fire officials described the fire as suspicious and noted prior fires in the same building.
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Chelsea
Mass
Nicholas Huertes
Hector Reyes
Benedicto Vega
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
William Capistran
Edward Roche
Walter Johnson
Melrose
Remembering when banks saved money not lent it
A lighthearted line in Inside The Journal Oe Today's Chuckle notes that recalling banks as places to save money signals aging. It contrasts past perceptions with modern lending norms in a concise humor column.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
John Ewing
Evanston, Ill
Forman
Northwestern’s Medical School
Evanston Hospital
John Ehrlichman
Frates
Richard Nixon
Lawers
Obert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
H. R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
John Dean III
Richard Ben- Veniste
Ben-Venisie
Prosecutors
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
United States
Sibrey Grover
Youth Aid Bureau
Inside the Journal
Paie
Sais
Abby
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