Nixon to Address Watergate Scandal On TV Tonight
President Nixon prepared an 8 p.m. CDT Oval Office address from Camp David to defend himself in the Watergate case. The half hour speech will be carried live by national networks with a concurrent written statement, his first comprehensive response since May 22 amid a wave of allegations.
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Nixon
American People Tonight
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Oval Office
White House
Watergate
New Orleans
California
John W. Dean III
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NCCJC
Richard Myers
Jerry Elrod
Mike Tacha
Walter Finch
Carol Burkman
Agnew Offers Access to Personal Records in Maryland Probe
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says he has nothing to hide and will let federal prosecutors review his personal papers in a Maryland kickback and political corruption inquiry. He separates personal records from official vice presidential files to avoid parallels with Nixon Watergate refusals.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Nixon
White House
Agnew rejects grand jury access to records in Baltimore letter
In a Tuesday letter to U.S. Attorney George Beall Agnew says he will allow inspection of records but not removal and rejects grand jury probing of his office. He offers to meet prosecutors and asks staff provide copies for verification while defense of Watergate efforts continues.
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Agnew
U.S
NCCJC Sets Enrollment Push as Classes Start Monday
Neosho County Community Junior College begins day enrollment in the student center from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday and Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. About 380 students have enrolled early for day and night classes. last fall enrollment dropped 10 percent, with a goal to match 452 students.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
NCCJC
Erik Conard
Conard
Mental Health Association Seeks Increased County Membership
Neo sho County Association for Mental Health runs an annual membership drive led by membership chair Jerry Churchill to broaden county and Chanute support. The drive collects 2.50 dollars per person. gifts fund scholarships of 60 dollars to two Neosho College students in mental health fields and a foster care workshop. The group donated 1 000 dollars in clothing and gifts to Osawatomie State Hospital and supports free transport to the Humboldt Mental Health Center.
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Osawatomie Hospital
Humboldt
Chanute Doctor Dilemma Sparks City Gap Debate
Intercepted letter underlines Chanute demand for local physicians while acknowledging city size limits hindering millionaire nuclear brain surgeons. The clash highlights access to specialized care and physician shortages in the community.
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Chanute
Local Chanute Legion Post Organized by WWI Veterans
In 1919 a group of World War I veterans met at Chanute Public Library basement to form a veterans organization. Eighty veterans signed the charter to start Chanute’s American Legion post named for Harry E Boerstler, the first local soldier killed in action in WWI, born on a farm east of Chanute and killed March 22, 1918.
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Earl A. Blackman
Chanute Post
John P. Nation
Chamber Seeks Doctors as Neosho Memorial Reviews Plans
Chanute Chamber of Commerce officials John Barr and Wayne Sparks met Neosho Memorial Hospital trustees to discuss a Health and New Doctors Committee and aid in recruiting physicians. The board reviewed facility upgrades, possible new site, and space constraints, with plans for a joint review with chamber directors.
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Chanute Area
Chamber
John McMeekin
Glen Dormois
Four Generations of Barnharts Toll Hospital Visit
Four generations of the Barnhart family were at Neosho Memorial Hospital for a birth and related care. Lois Barnhart Babcock, Robert Andrew Babcock’s mother, was hospitalized with her newborn. Grandfather Everett Barnhart undergoes medical treatment while great grandmother Ruth Barnhart recuperates from a shoulder fracture at home.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert Andrew Babcock
Robert
Lois Barnhart
Babcock
N. Steuben
Robert Andrew
Everett Barnhart
R. 3
Ruth Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Early thaw hits Salina freezer stock
Mrs. Gary Starrett of Salina found 60 pounds of beef thawed after her 21 month old pulled the freezer plug. She planned to re freeze the meat and joked about not wanting beef for six months after cooking today.
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Hns
Gary Starrett
Meat price rise tied to healthier eating advice
Nutrition expert Mary Winston of the American Heart Association says Americans eat too much fat and some meats are major sources. A high fat intake harms the heart and weight worsens heart strain. smaller meat portions and veggie substitutions could benefit heart health.
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New York
Mary Winston
American Heart Association
Poll shows McGovern leads Nixon 51 to 49 if election held now
A nationwide NBC News poll estimates that Sen. George McGovern would defeat President Nixon by 51 percent to 49 percent if last year’s election were held today. Nixon carried 61 percent in the 1972 vote.
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NBC News
George McGovern
Nixon
End of U.S. Bombing in Cambodia Marks Historic Halt
In Phnom Penh at 10 45 a m two U S Air Force F I r l s signaled the end of the American bombing of Cambodia. Crowds paused to watch as the city faced an uncertain future with about 30 000 Khmer Rouge insurgents nearby. The halt came after Congressional pressure on President Nixon ending the longest aerial campaign in warfare.
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Cambodia
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Nixon
Automakers and Steel Firms Plan Price Hikes
Major U S firms announce price increases within 30 days as Phase 4 begins. Wheat tops five dollars per bushel marking a historic high. Philadelphia sees a federal judge set ruling on beef ceiling suits in a continuing government v meat industry dispute.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Government
Meat Industry
Indictments Handed to Two Teens in Texas Slayings
A Houston grand jury indicted Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. 17 and David Owen Brooks 18 in connection with the mass murders that have shocked the nation. Officials say more indictments are expected as authorities continue to uncover the remains of 27 teenage victims from homosexual slayings over three years. Nine bodies have been identified to date.
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Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
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