Probers To Hear Dean This Week
The House Judiciary Committee plans to hear John W. Dean II this week as a key witness in its impeachment inquiry. Dean is expected Tuesday or Wednesday, with Fred LaRue’s testimony continuing today. The panel aims to conclude witness examinations by Friday and begin deliberations on July 5.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
John W. Dean II
Dean
Senate
Nixon
Frederick C. LaRue
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
White House
LaRue
Supreme Court
Leon Jaworski
William C. Bittman
John Dear
Henry E. Petersen
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Carnival at City Park Sponsored by Corryettes
Diane Small surveyed a slow period while children’s carnival activities unfolded in City Park. The Corryettes marching unit organized games and contests with refreshments, framing the event as fun rather than a fundraiser, drawing a large crowd.
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Diane Small
Corryettes
McEldowney
Jaworski fights to free Nixon tapes in Watergate case
Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski told the Supreme Court that if a president can rule the Constitution means what he says without court review, all Americans lose equal status under the law. He warned against exempting Nixon from producing tape recordings and documents in the Watergate cover-up case, noting the president’s close advisers Ehrlichman and Haldeman and the grand jury’s unindicted co-conspirator finding.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
James D. St. Clair
White House
Watergate
Jaworski
Supreme Court
St. Clair
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Grand Jury
Typhoon Gilda Pounds Japan Killing 33 and Injuring 50
Typhoon Gilda lashed western and southern Japan with up to 12 inches of rain over the weekend, killing 33, injuring 50, and leaving 15 missing. Winds reached 63 mph, about 300 homes were destroyed, 39,000 plus were flooded, roads and bridges washed away, and four ships sunk.
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Tokyo
Japan
Gilda
Saturnades
Sea of Sea
Shotgun Blast Wounds Youth Behind Wall
A 16 year old Hydetown youth, Michael E. Stiffler, was wounded when a .410 shotgun blast fired by his stepfather Lewis Thomas pierced a stone wall. The incident occurred as they tried to scare a stray cat from beneath a porch. Stiffler was treated and released from Titusville Hospital. The Corry state police investigated the case.
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Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Michael E. Stiffler
Corry
Stiffler
Lewis Thomas
Thomas
Kissinger To Talk With Harold Wilson
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger flew to London for talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and cabinet members on world financial and energy issues and Nixon's Moscow trip. He met Foreign Minister Callaghan, Chancellor Healey, Energy Minister Varley, and Bank of England Governor Richardson, and planned discussions with Edward Heath. He then headed to Madrid to brief West European leaders on Nixon's summit.
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London
Henry A. Kissinger
West Germany
Harold Wilson
Nixon
Moscow
Kissinger
James Callaghan
Denis’ Healey
Eric Varley
Gordon Richardson
Bank of England
Edward Heath
Conservative
Madrid
Helmut Schmidt
United States
Hard Row To Hoe Local Labor Chief Joins Road War
William A. Dean, president of Local 1097 IAM at Corry Jamestown, pushes for road funds calling on Rep Forest Hopkins Sen R Budd Dwyer and Senators Hugh Scott Richard Schweiker and Rep Joseph Vigorito. PennDOT argues no money for Corry roads beyond pothole patching. Vigorito notes inability to influence state matters but asks District 1 engineer Chauncey Saupp for a contact.
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Corry
William A. Dean
Dean
International Association of Machinists
Corry Jamestown
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Forest Hopkins
R. Budd Dwyer
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Joseph Vigorito
Washington
Hopkins
Dwyer
Franklin
District 1
Penndot
Erie County
Highway Department
Jacob Kassab
Scott
Schweiker
Vigorito
Chauncey Saupp
Six Local Youths Safe After Harrowing Creek Ordeal
Six local youths aged 14 to 20 embarked on a downstream raft trip on Brokenstraw Creek near Columbus. After a night spent along the creek bank without warmth or blankets, a search by state police recovered the tired but safe group at dawn. Authorities credited Wilbur Christensen of Corry with locating the youths. their parents were relieved as the adventure ended without injuries.
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Columbus
Brokenstraw
Laura Sanford
Sally Sanford
Brian Sanford
Patricia Amy
Corry
Stacey Christensen
R.D
Jeffrey Davis
West Congress Street
Wilbur Christensen
Trudeau Campaign Picnic In Toronto Harbor Draws Immigrants
Immigrant crowds cheered Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and booed rival Robert Stanfield at a Toronto harbor picnic as Canadians vote to decide if Trudeau's Liberals or Stanfield's Conservatives will form the next government. Polls show a minority outcome with neither party likely to win a majority.
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Trudeau
Canada
Toronto
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Robert Stanfield
House of Commons
Liberals
Stanfield
Margaret
Trudeaus
Julia Nemeth
Hamilton
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Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Korea
Sea of Japan
Japan National Railway
Shimonoseki
Honshu
Island
Shodo Island
India
Bombay
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