Nixon Defends Tapes In Watergate Hearings
Senate debate centers on Nixon's denial of involvement in Watergate crimes and calls for tape release. Ervin and other members challenge the president's stance while Republicans praise his conduct, and critics call for accountability and legal scrutiny.
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Nixon
John W. Dean Jr
Senate Committee
White House
Sen
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
United States
Ervin
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Joseph M. Montoya
N.M
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
William P. Rogers
Henry Bellman
Okla
Wayne Morse
Dore
Cambodia
Sunday Game Prize at $600 educational wordplay
A fragment-rich piece discusses a Sunday game prize of 600 dollars and tests word clues on terms like DICE, RICE, and RESTITUTION. It contrastsSHOW, SHOT, and other word pairs, noting difficulty, decoupled meanings, and the humor of misdirection in a puzzle context.
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Woody
Townsend Convicted On Two Counts
An all white jury convicted Townsend on two counts after deliberating from Wednesday afternoon until 4:30 p.m. and returning a unanimous verdict in line with the judge instructions. The case involved legal monitoring of calls from Townsend's attorney's office and home with the South ern New England Telephone Company reportedly turning over toll slips to Bridgeport police.
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Townsend
Atttorney
Donald A. Browne
Brown
Williams
Zarrilli
Southern New England Telephone Company
Bridgeport Police Department
Koskoff says FBI probe used illegal methods
Michael Koskoff contends the FBI investigation violated Federal Communications Commission and Connecticut statutes. He notes he subpoenaed records but the FBI did not provide evidence, calling the claim an allegation while alleging a cover up by the bureau.
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Ichael Koskoff
Hotes
Federal Communications, Commission
Connecticut
Koskoff
Townsend
Williams
FBI
Bureau
NKC Point Show Set for Aug. 25 in Bethel
Newtown Kennel Club organizer announced the annual Point Show will be held August 25 at the Frank A Berry school grounds Bethel. Mrs. Cynthia Jennings said 1507 pedigreed dogs are preregistered for the American Kennel Club licensed event with breed confirmation and obedience categories.
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Newtown
Nevtown Kernel Club
Frank A. Berry
Bethel
Cynthia Jennings
Newtown Kennel Club
American ‘Kennel Club
Suspect Nabbed After Two Liquor-Store Holdups
An 18 year old East End youth was arrested after allegedly robbing two package stores four hours apart, netting over 200 dollars. Mark W. McIntosh of 530 Carterell Avenue was charged with two counts of first degree robbery after police traced the car description to his arrest outside his home. An accomplice remains at large.
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East End
Mark W
MelIntosh
Cartrell Avenue
McIntosh
Activ
Arthur Buchanan
E-Z
Edward ‘Zigun
Zigun
Ling
Michael
Man 84 Arrested On Gambling Charge
Police raided the restaurant at 493 Harral Avenue yesterday with a search warrant at 12 10 p m and arrested Philip Nieves 235 James Street on one count of policy playing. Nieves was released on a 500 bond. Detectives Frank Pramuka and Frank Dailey assisted Special Services officer Daniel Lauter.
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Lle
Harral
Philip * Nieves
James Street
S . Spt
Daniel Lauter
Special, Services Division
Nieves
Hijack of Arab Plane Called Israeli Plot
An Arab airliner hijack attributed to Libyan origins ended when Israeli security stormed the craft near Cyprus. Pilot Adel Kawas said the hijacker, Toumi, claimed no asylum though he demanded Israel, and passengers were allowed to depart safely before landing at Lod.
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Lod
Adel Kawas
Cyprus
Israel
Kawas
Libya
Alexandria
Tel Aviv
Benghazi
Moshe Dayan
David Elazai
Tourat
Lebanon - Dyer
Mediterranean
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