Responses To Plan Raises Watergate Court Clash
AP reports a legal skirmish over who can listen to White House tapes in the Watergate probe. Cox seeks access to tapes while Nixon aides press constitutional duties and prerogatives. Colson invokes the Fifth and Montoya seeks confirmation of wire tapping by Donald Nixon.
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Washington
White House
U.S. Court of Appeals
Archibald Cox
Cox
Nixon
Appeals Court
Executive
Charles W. Colson
Senate Watergate Committee
Colson
Ellsberg
Joseph M. Montoya
Donald
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Poet
The
Washington Post
Preacher Uses Art To Tell Message In Saco
The United Baptist Church in Saco hosts Rev. Ding Teuling an evangelist artist for a four by five foot live painting show. He uses black light to reveal Christ in the completed illustration while his sermons unfold with lights and music. Teuling has toured the U S and Canada for 26 years drawing crowds and sparking study after services.
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Michael Spath
United Baptist
Saco
Christ
Ding Teuling
United States
Canada
United Baptist Church
Main Street
Teuling
Evangelist Mensa
Healy
Pakistani Leader Bhutto Receives 19 Gun Salute in Departure
Pakistan Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto completed a three day official visit in Washington and left for New York to address the United Nations General Assembly. An honor guard and trumpets marked the farewell, with speeches planned later. Women accounted for 31.9 million workers in the United States in March.
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Washington
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Kenneth Bush
Nixon
Bhutto
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Ten finalists named for APME Public Service Award
The Associated Press Managing Editors Association selects ten newspapers as finalists for the third annual APME Public Service Award. Finalists include Milwaukee Sentinel Miami Herald New York Daily News Pottstown Mercury Boston Globe Chicago Sun Times Providence Journal Bulletin Santa Fe New Mexican St Louis Globe Democrat.
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New York
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
APME
Don Carter
Macon
Florida
Evening Journal of
Wilmington
Del
Carter
George Beebe
The
Miami Herald
Charles Rowe
Fredericksburg, Va
Free-Lance Star
Gilbert Smith
Utica Observer
Jackstone River
Rhode Island
Santa Fe New Mexican
Youth shot by police in Kittery during break in
Police say Mark A. Kaplan 19 of Danvers was shot Monday night as he fled a Kittery drugstore break with companion Thomas A. Gauthier of Camp Lejeune. Kaplan listed in good condition. both charged with breaking and entering. Police recovered six bullets. weapon details withheld.
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Kittery
Massachusetts
Mark A. Kaplan
Danvers
Kaplan
Thomas A. Gauthier
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Robert S. Handley
South Vietnam Threatens Action Over Airfields in North
Saigon accused North Vietnam of building 12 airfields in the northern part of South Vietnam and warned of military action if talks fail. Government spokesman Bui Bao Truc said, If words fail, then we shall have to use swords, as Seoul noted. The note cites a Sept. 7 message to peace guarantors and shows aerial photos of the fields surrounded by antiaircraft.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Dick Gendron
John Gendron
Mark Stimson
Realtors
New Mexico
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Lady In
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Red Cross
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