Maynard Mayors Tax Cut Plan Sparks 1974 Controversy
Sunday Summary reports Mayor Lou Howell, seeking reelection in 1974, proposing to cut city property taxes as a response to a brewing controversy. The piece notes City Manager William Hanley's 387 million budget review for fiscal year 1978-74, drawing charges from Councilman John Pappas and turning the budget into Howell’s political platform. Also mentions Secretariat the colt’s Preakness prospects and a record Derby crowd with jockey Roy Turcotte, as Derby winner’s contender in pursuit of the Triple Crown.
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Willan Hanley
John Pappas
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Erds
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Tira Casme
Mack
Woos
Watergate funds alleged in 1972 campaign reports
The General Accounting Office reports that Herbert W. Schlafly, Nixon's personal lawyer, received over 500000 in unreported campaign funds in 1972, with at least half aiding Watergate defendants. In Wisconsin, Sen Gaylord Melso vows bold reform legislation including public financing to curb abuses similar to the Watergate affair.
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Watergate Debaidants
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Gaylord Melso
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GOP Chairs Back Nixon Endorses Broad Watergate Stand
Republican state chairmen from 29 states and National Chairman George Hadath endorsed a unified statement supporting the president amid the Watergate affair. The breakfast meeting reportedly adopted the resolution unanimously, marking a rare display of cross state party unity as 1969 campaign efforts advance.
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George Hadth
Veltran Republican
Mitchell denies being Watergate fall guy in New York probe
Mitchell, facing a federal indictment in New York and cited in Senate Watergate testimony, told reporters by phone from his Manhattan apartment that someone has tried to make him the fall guy. He said the effort is unlikely to succeed. His wife Martha initiated the call.
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Privilege Test Sparks Constitutional Clash Over Privilege
Sen Henry My Jackson predicts a constitutional showdown with the White House as congressional inquiries on Watergate prompt possible executive privilege. He cites former aides John Ehrlichman and Haldeman expected to refuse testimony, signaling a test across four committees that may head to the courts.
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John D. Ehellehman
Haldeman
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Words Jobs and the Machine
Automation steals executives status symbols as secretaries fade to machine operators in word processing centers. Dictation, playback, and magnetic tape memories redefine office work, with $700 hiring costs and projections of a $10,000 secretary by 1900, while TEM and Singer push the trend against Xerox and Hayward seeks a multi billion dollar market shift.
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Wiss Jones
Miss Innes
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TEM
Singer Business Machines
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Triabin Systems
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Diablo
Xerox
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Hayward
Vietnam War Casualties Reported in Latest Skirmishes
Fragmented dispatch describes dead and wounded amid ongoing fighting in South and North Vietnam. Reports mention graves and reburials as part of humanitarian efforts, with five Communists killed in a village attack and workers recovering bodies near Saigon. A Hanoi delegate notes displays of goodwill amid persistent hostilities and naval incidents northwest of Seigha.
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