White House links to Hunt actions in Kennedy probe
Secret deposition reveals Colson described White House funding of Hunt's trip to New England to dig into Senator Kennedy's role in Chappaquiddick. Colson details Hunt's interview of a policeman with confidential material and other covert activities tied to Nixon administration efforts and the Watergate backdrop.
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Salvation Army seeks recruits for mission work
In unsettled times a strong movement to help the needy grows, with the Salvation Army calling for volunteers to fill a void. It seeks people with special skills for worldwide missionary work, offering one or two year periods of service to doctors, graduates and veterans.
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Army calls for allied field specialists in Nigeria posting
An appeal invites nurses general, midwifery with teaching and public health, laboratory technicians, physiotherapists and similar professionals to serve. One physiotherapist is urgently needed for the Army rehabilitation unit and crippled children’s home at Oji River Settlement, Nigeria, plus roles in social work, prisons, camp work and recreation. Call Corry Salvation Army Citadel for details.
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Mail DOES arrive NEW YORK street litter fines and world tongues
A column of short notes covers Hong Kong street cleanliness fines up to 2000 dollars, global languages estimated at 5000, Esperanto origins, U S Savings Bonds uptake, Ice Age geography, ongoing ice cover today, a noted quote on efficiency by Nicholas Murray Butler, ivory weight in elephants, the golden mantled squirrel’s hibernation, Australian masked gannet diving depth, and Tacitus on human nature.
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Power outages disrupt Corry operations in 1953
In Corry yesterday afternoon two power interruptions totaling 15 minutes caused business and manufacturing disruption. The Warren sub-station overload triggered an automatic electricity severance. Hospital board approves July 1 room rate increases for private, semi private, and ward accommodations.
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Nixon fumbles to fill FBI director post amid Hoover legacy
The article discusses President Nixon's struggle to appoint a new FBI director after J Edgar Hoover. It notes Hoover's strong control of the agency, lists potential successors like Cartha DeLoache and Mark Felt, and describes Nixon's initial outsider picks, the interim director William Ruckelshaus, and the eventual choice of Clarence Kelley, highlighting Nixon's difficulty as a hiring agent.
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Nostalgia Reflects on Boyhood and Simple Life
The writer recalls golden years of youth and the pull of simple pleasures from boyhood chores to seasonal joys. He notes built in memories guide adults as nostalgia resurges among the young, valuing old things beyond money for warmth and alertness to change.
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