Buchanan Attacks G O P Spies Critics During Watergate Hearings
Presidential speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan accuses Democrats of double standards over paid spies in Nixon's 1972 campaign as Senate Watergate hearings examine campaign tactics. Testimony focuses on McCain and Segretti involvement and the broader political strategy debate.
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Wassington
Patrick J. Buchanan
Nixon
Joe M. Gillis
Ison
Buchanan
Senate
Watergate Committee
Kenneth Khacligian
Inchanan
Donald Segretti
Milly
Three major networks end daily live Senate hearings rotation
New York reports CBS, NBC, and ABC agreed to end the live rotation for Senate Watergate hearings coverage. Each network will decide daily if it will air live or show taped proceedings, while the Washington pool operation continues with taped midday summaries and feed to stations.
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New York
APL
Senate
Ophila Broadcasting System
CBS
National
American Broadcasting Companies
Washington
Public Broadcasting Service
Hheree
Public Broadcasting
OMA
Win
NRG
ABC
Amusing Misprint Leads to Alphabet Soup Names
A humorous newspaper fragment shows a mother realizing her three young children have odd spellings and misheard nicknames. The garbled text yields playful phrases like Amy Miopal Dobby and Em y Where Are Yons, illustrating a lighthearted misreading.
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Moter
Amy Miopal
Dobby Dan't
Emy
First Rural Railroad Cooperative Launched in Kalona
Kalona launches the first rural railroad cooperative or CIRC after Rock Island line sale. The co op plans stock issues and will operate similarly to a rural electric coop. Rides will be offered Friday and Sunday during harvest festival with limited city access and 10 am start.
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Kalona
Central Town Railway Co
Sikhban
Harlan Stubbs
Stubbs
CIRC
Rock Island Railroad
Hills
Montesuni
Ils
Saninlay
Mekele
Dupat
Towa
Rock Island
Cary
Navy Drops Charges Against Two POW Officers
Navy Secretary John Warner has dropped charges of misconduct and mutiny against two former POWs, Marine Lt. Col. Wilson Miller and Navy Capt. Walter Wilber, after weighing the impact of a full court martial. Warner conducted interviews and found insufficient reason for a trial, noting proceedings could disrupt other POWs and families. Miller, shot down Oct. 13, 1987 over North Vietnam, and Wilber, involved in the same case, faced continued mutiny charges for seven others.
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Washington
Mantis
Navy
John Ft. Warner
Warner
North Vietamese
James Stockdale
Iwought
Wilson Miller
Tusiih
Calif.orni
Walter Wilber
Columbia Crossroads
Miller
Donald Kolarick
Clinton
Town
Tie
Fermer
AAG
North Vietnam
Stockdale
Tim Hot
Miler
Wilber
Yeers
Pentagon
New Continued
Cal
Kissinger Pressures Congress on Soviet Detente
United Nations dispatch reports Secretary of State Kissinger warning that escalating U.S. pressure over Soviet internal policies could jeopardize improved East West relations. He noted Russians seek better ties but will not concede to U.S. demands on Jewish emigration without broader assurances.
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United Nations (Ap
Kissinger
Linanimany Vole
House Ways Aid Mens Committee
Aia
Wappanger JF
Grole
Kissinoger
Arperidang Jatioute
Mascow
U. S
Nixon Concern Over Sanctions Warns Against Trade Concessions
UPI reporting that Nixon warned sanctions against the Soviet Union could be disastrous and catastrophic. Rep. Anderson said Nixon opposed trade legislation that might imply pressuring Moscow to change policies for concessions. In Moscow reports suggested the Soviet Union aimed to allay militant elements and avoid escalation.
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UPI
Nixon
Soviet Union
Rep
Anderson
House
Republican Conference
Nixes
Moscow
May Ask Halt Next Week in Agnew Probe
Baltimore AP reports that a federal grand jury probe into Vice President Agnew faced possible postponement as his lawyers sought a temporary injunction to halt the inquiry. Proceedings began with heavy security and jurors hearing secret testimony on allegations of kickbacks and conspiracy from Agnew’s earlier Baltimore County and Maryland governorship era.
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Balmmore
Spe
Federal Gram Jury
Hudah Mest
Aginew
Migat
Best
Grand Jury
Ure. Brand Jury
Richery
Baltimore
Maryland
N. Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
Anderson
Aft
Al‘hert
House
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
White Mouse
Washington
Usal
Justice Department
Richardson
Reversed Vote Rejections on 40 Percent Cut in Military Bases
Washington AP reports the Senate overturned an earlier decision and again rejected a 40 percent cutback in land based Synops stationed abroad. The second vote tied 44 to 44 after Democrats blocked the amendment on the military procurement authorization bill.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Outlook gas prices rise while beef dips and postal hike faces challenge
Washington AP reports gasoline and heating oil may climb by Friday while beef prices could ease. The Cost of Living Council plans to raise rates, with Dunlop indicating at least a one cent rise per gallon and possible two. Postal rates may also increase with stamps and other classes. The council aims to recover rising costs amid public hearings and consumer pressure.
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Washington
Gourell
Fasta Servier
Tiesel Tel
Todoilers
Howe
Cannell Direetor
John 'T Dunlop
Priday
Puilop
Dunlop
Nixon
Inter Crease
Bank Robbery Ordeal in Ankeny Des Moines Area
Three men forced Capital City State Bank president Warren Ferguson to drive to the Des Moines area bank early Thursday to obtain money, holding his wife Jean hostage at their Ankeny home. A disabled looking bomb device was a walkie talkie rigged to simulate an explosive, later neutralized by Des Moines police explosives experts. Ferguson and his wife were bound, with police confirming the wife was later found safe inside the home. Investigators name redirected suspects and say the robbers fled toward Woaeats, Maverick, and other local roads.
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Ankeny
of & Des Moines Bank
Warren Ferguson
Capital City State Bank of Des
Ferguson
Iowa Obscenity Law Ruled Void by Court Ruling
Des Moines district judge ruled Iowa obscenity law vague and unconstitutional citing lack of clear definition. Polk County attorney said appeal to state supreme court to test the law. test case involved warrants confiscating magazine book and film from a store and theater.
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UPL
Gilson Stollday
Iowa
Polk County
Ray Fenlin
Tis
Holliday
State Supreme Court
Halliday
Towa
Pallee
Last Mont
Thuesday
Holiday
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