Nixon’s Security Costs Detail Exceeds 10 Million
A 70 page GSA expenditure release details spending on the President’s California home at San Clemente and Key Biscayne. Sampson says most costs funded bullet resistant glass doors and windows and grounds lighting and walls.
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Key Biscayne
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Bahhamas
Robert Aplanalp
Nixon
Aplanalp
Julie B Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Florida
Batista dies in exile at 72 in Spain
Ex Cuban ruler Fulgencio Batista died after a brief heart attack in a Spain villa near Marbella at age 72. His death ends a dramatic rise from poor origins to president and dictator, with a brutal regime that aligned with the United States before Fidel Castro toppled him in 1959.
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Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Fidel Castro
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Portugal
Oriente
Gerardo Machado
United States
Havana Harbor
Painter Relapses After Brief Recovery in Nursing Care
Mrs. Painter suffered a sudden July relapse with kidney infection high temperature and lung congestion after a period of improvement at House of Mercy. She has hovered near death since, with prior neglect by two facilities denied responsibility. Surviving relatives include daughter Miss Mary Lou Painter of Rockville and siblings in Ohio and West Virginia. In Miami authorities seized a yacht linked to fugitive financier Morti Vesco amid ongoing funeral arrangements.
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Violet West
Columbus
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Miami
Good Shepherd
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Her-o
Gray Says He Alerted Nixon On Watergate Probe
Gray testified he told Clark MacGregor to warn Nixon about concerns over White House staff and CIA FBI use. He described Nixon’s reply and noted his own reasons for contacting the President. Gray defended the FBI probe, though some agents doubted high level links to the Watergate burglary.
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Ehrlichman
Vernon A. Walters
Deax Mad
Ehriehman
John Dean
Weather update for August 6 with records and precipitation
Monday's high and low not specified. A record high for August 6 and a record low of 49 set in 1957 are noted. 24 hour precipitation as of 7 p.m. is 0 inches with a month total of 0.04 inches.
Dunbar Council Approves Hiring Two Police and Recreation Steps
Dunbar to hire two new patrolmen after September civil service exam and purchase a police squad car. Council considers a 30 day option on Felthaus property on Roxalana Road for 35 000. Charles Maxwell Sr. approved as part time social recreation director at up to 300 per month to coordinate city recreation.
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Dunbar
Frank Leone
Police Department
Leone
Roxalana Road
Felthaus
Charles Maxwell Sr
Maxwell
Council
Pharmacists protest Rite Aid rules and wage claims
Pharmacists accuse Rite Aid Cohen Division of unfair work rules overtime violations and pressuring pharmacist patient relationships. They oppose use of a lie detector in hiring and warn of possible after hours staffing if guild recognition is denied. A company meeting was refused. a committee was named to schedule talks with officials.
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Rite Aid Cohen Division
Cohen Drug Co
Rite Aid
Sleime
Herman Slaughter
William Ford
Witness Testimony on 1970 Graziani Killing Plot
Defense witness Haught testified that Donald Robertson considered killing Graziani as early as 1970. He described preferring court over bribery and said he told his lawyer Perry about Robertson’s plans, while claiming he did not warn Graziani earlier. The government rested after cross examination.
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Donald Robertson
Graziani
Phil
Daugherty
Robertson
Robert G. Perry
Perry
Perry's Nursing Home Violations Prompt Welfare Patient Removal
State authorities condemn Perry's Nursing Home for unlabeled drugs stored with food, improper drug records, and overcapacity. Welfare patients are removed. 17 remain under department care as officials seek remediation. FBI fugitive Tony Toney connection cited in related defense testimony.
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Perry
Chauncey Browning Jr
Edwin Flowers
Perry’s
State Nursing Home Licensing Board
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Department
Perry’s Flowers
Disease Toll Reaches 96 in Trinidad Four-Month Span
Chief medical officer Dr. Mervyn Henry reported that gastroenteritis killed 96 persons in Trinidad and Tobago over a recent four month period.
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Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago
Mervyn Henry Said
The Charleston Gazette Publication Notice
Second class mail matter notice for The Daily Gazette Company Charleston West Virginia with address 1001 Virginia St East and subscription rates listed. Notices state independence of contractors for carriers and advance payment terms with contact numbers for classified advertising circulation and other departments.
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Daily Gazette Company
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Charleston Newspapers
Charleston Gazette
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Ad Helps Secure Comfort
An advertisement urges denture wearers to use FASTEETH Den ture Adhesive Powder for a longer firmer steadier hold. It claims improved eating enjoyment and notes dentures are essential to health while advising regular dentist visits.
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