Nixon Protecting Plumbers and White House Cover Up
Prosecution memos indicate Watergate indictments could imply Nixon aided a cover up. Archibald Cox leads the case with aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Kalmbach involved in hush money schemes linked to Liddy Hunt and the plumbers.
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Hoover
H.R. Haldeman
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Tonsure
Watergate
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Ehrlichman
CIA
FBI
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Hunt
Ike
Pothole Patches Bend to Weather in Narrow Construction Season
Erie County highways chief battles a tight window as 29 rainy May days slow road resurfacing. Motorists report mixed results in rural areas where promised work is delayed while PennDOT negotiates with weather in a race against the season. A cautious note: cross fingers and hope for better progress.
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Penndot
Things to Do by Hal Boyle Holiday Dream List
New York AP column humorously imagines 1001 tasks and distractions that frustrate a tired reader. The piece proposes a personal holiday from obligation and a series of whimsical, dreamlike outings from Times Square picnics to Hyde Park strolls, and even meeting famous figures. The tone is light and defies routine chores.
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New York
Corry 1953 Baccalaureate Sermon And Bond Issue
In 1953 Corry Area High School honored graduates with Rev J Leon Maneval delivering the Baccalaureate sermon urging humble service, as council and Mellon Bank officials planned a $2 383 000 bond issue to fund the new school building. A Memorial Day downpour interrupted services at Mead Park, where over 200 gathered.
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J. Leon Maneval
Wayne Valley
Corry Area
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Corry Area High School
Corry
Memory Lane
Mead Park
City Park
Presidents and their frugal White House ways
A compact survey of U.S. presidents known for spending habits and frugal or reckless personal budgeting. The piece highlights Grant's illness and debts, Lincoln's spendthrift wife, Nixon's jet costs, Eisenhower's trust, Kennedy's cash rules, Johnson's household finances, Roosevelt's thrift, and Washington and Johnson bar anecdotes.
Stock market braces as brokers report worst slump in memory
NEW YORK AP reports a pervasive market slump with instability in politics and economics, Wall Street fearing recession in 1974. Damaged liquidity and SEC leadership turnover compound losses as Big Board prices fall below 90 000 and ASE seats plunge under 30 000. Indicator Digest compares the bear run to 1929 1932, noting 55 percent average stock declines since 1968 peaks and 70 90 percent drops beyond top institutions. The market awaits a climactic bottom before any rebound.
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