Presidents' private talks recorded by aides revealed
Washington AP reports that recordings of conversations by former presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy were disclosed. A GSA spokesman confirmed tapes or transcripts exist at both the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas and the Kennedy Library in Boston, noting stenographers likely recorded conversations with witnesses aware of the recordings.
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Dwight D. Elenweer
John F. Kennedy
General Services Administration
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GSA
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Kennedy
Boston
Eisenhower Library
Kennedy Library houses most of Nixon tapes controversy
GSA says Kennedy Library holds 6 of Diclabell tapes and 125 magnetic tapes of Kennedy era conversations in July 1992. Dan W. Fenn Jr. confirms at Boston. Lyndon B. Johnson Library Austin Texas also has selected telephone and dictation records. Secret Service and Johnson allies protest privacy. Nixon tapes emerge as Watergate issue.
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GSA
Kennedy
Boston
Dan W. Fenn Jr
Kennedy Library
Lyndon B. Johnsig
Austin
Tes
Sime
Waite House
Secret Service
Johnson
Tae Nixon
Kennedy daughter visits East Tennessee mountain area
Caroline Kennedy, aged 15 and daughter of President John F Kennedy, arrived in the Waite House region June 24 and departed last Saturday. Friends said she planned to stay about six to seven more days in the area. The Watergate tapes debate continues as Waite House has not released recordings to the committee.
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Waite House
Committee
Clairfield
Tenn
Caroline Kennedy
Tennessee
Caroline
Tate
John F. Kennedy
Watergate at a glance Watergate developments and tape talks
A roundup of Watergate items notes Senate requests for Nixon tapes, Kalmbach testimony, Ulasewicz recall, and Nixon’s remarks on taping. It also mentions Agnew's hospital meeting, Eisenhower and Kennedy recording conversations, and time differences for Tonga, “the place where time begins.”
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White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Kalmbach
Herber W. Kalmbach
Ulasewicz
Anthony T. Ulasewice
Jewicz
Wile House
Cornel
John W Dean II
Watergate
James McCord
AGNEW
Tonga
Island
Nixon inflation war through wage price controls recap
Washington AP summarizes President Nixon’s three phased wage price control strategy to curb inflation. Phase I began August 15, 1971, a 90 day wage price and rent freeze with exemptions for raw agricultural products. Phase II began November 14, 1971, lasting 14 months, allowing price increases to reflect costs while profits were controlled and large firms required prior government clearance. Phase III started January 1, 1973, retaining Phase II rules but largely voluntary enforcement, ending rent controls and leaving health and construction price rules in effect while major price ceilings were set for beer, park and launch prices on March 25 and broader controls continued.
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Washington
Nixon
Wwape
4-H notes and fashion show at Lost Creek Explorers meeting
Melvin Miksch reports on Lost Creek Explorers meeting with Dale Miksch Cathy Lueschen and Mrs Art Miksch attending. Discussion covered 4-H projects for the fair and a corn husker fashion display at Debbie and Kila Schelhaas home with Donna Radehorst noting outfits. Some lines appear garbled about prices and government controls.
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Cornhusker
Jess Clib
Debbie
Kila Schelhaas
Donna Radehorst
Mantle to hurl brick-shaped ball at Stroud contest
Stroud Oklahoma AP reports former New York Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle will enter a Brick and Rolling Pin throwing contest. Teams from Stroud Oklahoma face entrants from Strouds in Canada England and Australia in this unusual event scheduled for Saturday.
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Stroud
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Strouds
Canada
England
Australia
Farm food forum opens as Congress probes price blocks
A large hearing room in the old Senate Office Building filled with crowds as a forum organized by the Midwest Conference of Democratic Senators discussed farm production and price controls. Sen Harold Hughes led a panel including 15 senators from nine farm belt states to seek first hand info for policymakers amid Nixon era measures. Dr John Dunlop and other government officials outlined expected Phase 4 actions with more than 100 industry witnesses to testify on meat, poultry, dairy, and grain sectors.
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Associated Press
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Warner and Forum
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Thal
Met Nl
Nixon
John T. Dunlop
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Pinang
J. William Rutbright
Arkansis
Ian Cranston
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Yumey
Hisorala
Pilek Clark
Iowa
South
Mondle
Minnesota
Robert Dole
F Kans
Kansas
Girl Injured in One Car Accident Near Albion
Linda Arabe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Karahel of Albion was taken to Boone County Hospital with a broken pelvis after a one car crash four miles south of here Tuesday night. The state patrol said the car apparently rolled, causing total damages.
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Ted Karahel
Albson
Boona County Hospital
Here
Tim Suey
Learning bubble aims to immerse students in lessons
In Iowa a two piece plastic learning bubble 12 by 12 feet taped together creates a simulated environment for elementary students. Coordinator Dr Richard Hawkes and teachers Doug Bragg and Bleki Harr use media projected through overheads film and tape to immerse children. They hope the bubble enhances learning in subjects from life science to astronomy and even yields a jungle atmosphere with climate control.
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Lowa
Rehard Hawkes
Doug Bragg
Bleki Harr
Hawkes
Southwest Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
UNI ‘Veucher Sduenon
Ald
Mawkins
Hawking Expilalis
Heeun
Ife
Bragg
Average Iowa teachers face crunch amid downsized enrollments
Dr. Robert Creighton of the Iowa State Education Association warns that fewer students and a push for accountability could squeeze average and poor teachers from the market. He cites supply demand trends and plans an eighty week listening tour across 55 communities starting Aug. 20 to gauge public opinion before presenting recommendations in October.
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Shenandoah High School
Iowa
Hawkeye
Cedar Rapids
Perry
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