Watergate inquiry new evidence ties Mitchell to bugging plan
Report says former Attorney General John Mitchell and Dean had approved and helped plan the Democratic Party bugging operation. Magruder testified that Mitchell and Dean arranged payments to conspirators and silenced seven men. White House figures faced potential resignations as the probe unfolds. The Washington Post cited sources alleging Mitchell, Dean, and Magruder discussed and authorized eavesdropping at Watergate. President Nixon claimed major developments and defended immunity decisions while calling for accountability.
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Washington
Aap Redler
J. Magruder
John Mitchell
Miron Pan
Washington Post
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Fost
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Fateral
White House
Siulrces
Bingruder
Me Mitchell
Dean Valer
Watergate
Democrac Party
Ural
Magruder
Washington Fail
Mazider
Hhe
Cemain
Sileniy
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Dean
Hor Haldeman
Mugender
Firstshand
Mitchells
Magder
G. Gordon Lids
Nixon
Nisan Sid
Halsing
Heeh
McMaptiller
Church of England clarifies training standards for homosexuals
A London statement from the Church of England information office says candidates for ordination are assessed on total fitness. It states that a man who practises homosexuality would not be advanced for training if known, and that extra-marital heterosexual relationships are likewise considered in training decisions.
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London
Church of England Information Office
Londo
Donel Copgin
Yorks
Church of England
Caruizaion
Mag
Northern Ireland soccer players see themselves as marked men
Seven members of the Rank Moré Star amateur soccer team in Belfast fear for their lives after a string of sectarian killings over the past year. Former captain says he and another player narrowly survived two murder attempts. The side, once diverse in religion, fractured in 1971 amid Belfast’s sectarian tensions. Four former members were killed in recent years, including Phudy McRany and Sammy Boyd. Police believe the violence may stem from same-team links, but a former member warns players are targeted for their religion and status.
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Lankmore Star
Catholige
Profes
Dante
Belfast
Are
Rank
Moré
Phudy McRany
Ome i East Helrast
Anguly
Afr
David Pools
Priessant
Sanihy Boyd
Apie Sammy Boyd
Froessant
Robert Millen
Rom
Bankmors
Mr Millen
Endant
Saial
Neve
Tesiid
Ellsberg Ends Defence Stand in War Crimes Testimony
Dr Dawial Ellsberg finished testimony saying the Pullagon Papers showed America war crimes on a scale akin to Nuremberg. He cited illegal actions and involvement by others, stressing no man is above the law as the case moves to further testimony with Professor Richard Falk and a potential new witness. The government had subpoenaed Yu Von Thai, former South Vietnamese ambassador, in connection with the case.
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Los Angeles
Dawial Ellsberg
Hix Tial
Pullagon
Mig
America
Nucetsberg
Linited Press International
Richard Falk
Princeton Linnessity
Sin Sapert Ont International Jr
Rillenere Wan
United State
Aj Gegin
Yu von Thai
United
Ellsbers Ani
Cambodia Opposition Rejects Coalition Formation
Cambodia's non communist opposition parties rejected President Lon Nol's invitation to join his government and form an all party State Council. Bargaining over seats continued as military actions and tensions rose with reports of attacks on Kep and Takeo provinces amid claims of government advances.
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Aap-Reuter
Cambodia
Lon Nal
Combatilad
Tee
State Council
Aeti Council
Lom Nol Himvelf
Fighting along Mekong narrows border with Cambodia
South Vietnamese forces push toward the Cambodian border after heavy fighting along the Mekong. Major Reser Nausen leads the operation as government troops seize most riverfront positions, with only a remaining stretch near the frontier. Brigadier General Ling Nom slated for a special mission related to the Cambodian leadership, per a UPI report.
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Hong Ngu
Sachh Vistnam
Mekong
Delhi
Reser Nausen Lok
Ana
PHNOM
PENH
Thurvday
IAAP
Lng Nom
Nikon
Peni Radio
Eee
Congress moves to require approval for future military actions
The Senate and House back bills demanding explicit Congressional authorization for military operations and foreign aid to North Vietnam. The United States faces criticism amid reports of renewed campaigns in Asia as Washington warns against further aerial strikes.
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Reuter
Congress
Senate
Repuelican
North Vietnam
House
Representatives
Philippine forces shell suspected Muslim strongholds near Jolo
In the southern Philippines, Army units and Navy boats shelled suspected concentrations of Muslim militants encircling Jolo. Civil guards and troops exchanged fire as civilians reported casualties. The official count was unconfirmed with estimates of at least 10 dead and 20 wounded amid ongoing fighting and evacuations nearby.
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Philippines
Piurnuy
AAP
Army Guortars
Gonboats
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Sul
Enginal
Ated
Ing Wince
Timapie
Senate backs economic pressure to force Soviet emigration
Senators from both parties pledged to support amendments to block lower tariffs and tax credits for the Soviet Union unless Moscow lifts emigration restrictions. The White House intensified its campaign after a high-level dispute over the policy, with broad Senate and House support.
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Washington
Thursby
Aap-Reuter
Soviet Union
Sncir-Amenament
Moscow
Wile House
Rhodesia rejects further constitutional concessions
Salisbury reports the Rhodesian Government rejected any move toward more constitutional concessions amid guerilla pressure. It criticized British Foreign Secretary Eden’s warning to Africans and defended a stance aligned with Alec Douglas-Home’s prior positions. The ANC denounced colonial threats as ineffective. Bonn opened probes into West German aircraft sold to Rhodesia in breach of UN embargoes.
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Vm Lanilon
Forelgn
Slee Douglas-Home
Rhodesia
Alee Ar
ANC
New York Hold-up Suspect Killed by Police
Police in New York fatally shot one of the FBTs during a bank hold-up at a Harfern bank area. The dead man was identified as Me Mace Brown, an escaped murderer, with two accomplices surrendering after holding 30 employees and customers hostage. One bystander was wounded in the exchange.
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New York
Jaap-Reuter
Indst
Harfern Bank
Brown
Beetween
Chase Manhattan Bank
Yugoslavia weighs changes to dual nationality policy
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia is reconsidering its stance on dual nationality for people with Croatian or other foreign links after a diplomatic row with Australia. The dispute followed the June arrest and trial of Australians labeled as Yugoslav nationals, provoking protests in Canberra and Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Thuyslav
Yi Niavia
Eanie Wit
Australia
Yeustayn
Belgrave
Dhal Austratigg -Yusoslav Eitrensbliy
Whitten
Wal Heer
Cypriots fear entanglement in Middle East conflict
Cypriot officials warn the island may abandon neutrality amid Middle East hostilities. Incidents include attacks near the Israeli ambassador’s residence and an Israeli airliner, pulling Cyprus into regional tensions despite a pro-Arab stance in UN forums.
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Esraeli
Malarias
Dely
United Nations
Allen Itel
Cyprus Struggles Amid Middle East Tensions on Island
Cyprian authorities recognise neutral stance amid covert guerrilla activity linked to Middle East conflict. Jan 2 a Syrian member of Al Farah was murdered in Nicosia as Israeli, Arab, and Cypriot operatives clash. Explosions target Israeli ambassador residence. guards injured. Extra police deployed at Larnaca and Nicosia airports. government vows to prevent island becoming a battlefield.
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Cypmshad
Uniss
Iby Reap
al Farah
Cyprus
Grivas
Enasiy
Geeecs
Archbishan
Makariog
Pondemn
Ihebs
Nicoria
Sil
Jiner
Mikarios Haw Ilas
Vitien
Middle East
Argentina row over ITT charges and Entel contract
A Buenos Aires report claims ITT International and Siemens overcharged Entel by about 5.2 million pesos. The dispute centers on supplies for communications equipment supplied in 1968 and involved the Argentine military government and President Videla.
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ITT
Buenos Aires
International Telephone and Telegraph. Corporation of the
United States
Standard Electric Argentina
Contepany Entel
Aber
Rotel
Horacio, Siders
Sid An
Aires
Conteacis
Worth Sas
Entel
Siemens Sampany
Canimen
Kelwern Teniel
Chile
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Weathered Show Page
An OCR readout describes a sprawling event roundup from Shawano and surrounding areas. It mentions racing, awards, and various participants with garbled names, places, and dates, reflecting a disrupted page segment with no clear single event or outcome. The readable bits hint at a fair or show atmosphere and possible wine and prize themes amid unclear details.
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