Editorials City State Aloofness Could Cost Millions
The West Virginia and Charleston officials fail to woo the United Mine Workers of America to locate headquarters in Charleston. Pittsburgh leaders press the move west, while Gov Moore Commerce Commissioner Dudley and Mayor Hutchinson offer little official encouragement. The piece argues UMW HQ would boost jobs and commerce, urging prodding from state and city leaders.
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Ginia
Charleston
United Mine Workers of America
Arch A. Moore Jr
Lysander Dudley
UMW
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
John G. Hutchinson
Big Union
Frank Sohn
Pennsylvania
Moore, Dudley, Hutchinson & Co
Daily Mail
Capitol
Richard Grimes
Moore
Miller
Jay Rockefeller
Hutchinson
Dudley
Commerce
United Mine Workers
The
Gazette
Beavers
United Mine Workers National
Arnold Miller
John Hutchinson
Readers' Forum Questions Nixon Era TV Dominance
The editor cites weekend TV boredom as three networks air sports while movies and non sports entertainment vanish. A reader from Fayetteville laments lack of weekend leisure options and blames President Nixon era policies. The Kremlin is described as fairer to the President than many Americans.
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Kremlin
Nixon
Amer
Haig testimony highlights Nixon tapes court scene
In Judge Sirica's courtroom Gen. Haig and other White House aides faced questions over the Watergate tapes. The session exposed gaps and raised questions about presidential cooperation, while underscoring the legal process's seriousness and the need for full candor from the President's team.
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New York
Times Service
Washington
Gen. Haig
John Sirica
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Nixon
J. Fred Buzhardt
Haig
Sirica
Lawrence Higby
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Higby
White Houses
Chet) Huntley
NBC
Highy
Huntley
Broadside Awards List Highlights Local Actions and Names
Smiles and Scowls To Columbia Broad casting System for a $3,000 unrestricted gift to a CBS executive and Morris Harvey College on Ed Rabel Jr. Be to Gov Arch Moore Jr and Lysander Dudley for inaction on UMW HQ move. Also Charleston mayor John Hutchinson for no lobby, Meals on Wheels for three years service, Mrs George Fowler moderator, Gov’s aide William Loy in liquor case, and truckers protesting speed limits risking ambulances.
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Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
CBS
Morris Harvey College
Ed. L. Rabel Jr
Missionary tangle as Catholic group claims Maude plot
CBS controversy over abortion themes in Maude leads Catholic Public Affairs officials to allege a Methodist led Population Institute engineered the show. Beusse and Shaw describe outreach to writers and critics as pressure while other programs faced no organized protest.
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Washington
CBS
Maude
Catholic Church
Robert Beusse
Russell Shaw
United States Catholic Conference
Marcus Welby
M. D
ABC
Beasse
Shaw
Population Institute
Beusse
Jack Anderson
Capitol Hill
Catholic Conference
Supreme Court
William Brennan
Beusse and Shaw
Rodney Shaw
John May
Diocese of
Mobile
Msgr
James McHugh
National Catholic Headquarters
Ford as Vice President Triggers Nixon Dilemma in 1974 Debate
The New York Times notes Gerald Ford's confirmation as Vice President solidifies the option to remove Nixon and heightens Republican pressure for him to clear himself. Ford's accession could empower calls for resignation or impeachment, while reshaping Republican strategy and Democratic leverage in a tense political year.
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New York Times Service
New York
Gerald Ford
United States
Richard Nixon
Ford
Nixon
Agnew
White House
Dr. Kissinger
Congress
Intercepted Message From Warweary Los Angeles
War weary residents in Los Angeles react to intercepted communications referenced by a source on page 11A. The report discusses public sentiment and potential implications for morale and local policy amid ongoing tensions.
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Bob Hope
Warweary
Los
Angeles
Calif
Krogh Plea Signals Moral Bias in Watergate Era
The article argues Bud Krogh, once a White House plumber leader, pleaded guilty to protect national security but now rejects that defense. It credits his switch as a moral stand and notes implications for Ehrlichman Young Colson and potential impact on Nixon’s position as conscience and judgment shape public reaction to Watergate.
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America
Bud Krogh
White House
Krough
Krogh
Nixon White House
Far West
Seattle
John Ehrlichman
District of Columbia
Ehrlichman
Vietnam
University of Washington
Daniel Elisberg
Beverly Hills
California
Washington
Gerhard Gesell
Gesell
National Securi
Mr. Nixon
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