Beauties discuss Watergate at Miss America pageant
Atlantic City UP I report many contestants avoid controversy yet several speak out on Watergate. Miss Alabama says the investigation wakes Americans to government realities while others defend Nixon or criticize handling. Contestants note democracy faith tested and candidates must prove honesty.
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Funny Honors at Laurelcourt Official Visit
Members of Kind nesscourt No 27 Order of Amaranth attended the Laurelcourt official visit with Deputy Grand Round Matron Lady Sis Le nawee from Michigan Trib une.
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Cox Adds Four Trial Lawyers to Watergate Probe Staff
Washington four new trial lawyers join special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox to probe legal contributions to the 1972 campaign and the White House plumbers operation. The hires are Jay Horowitz Frank Turkheimer Charles Braver and John Sale joining a team of 37 fulltime lawyers and three part time consultants plus a 42 person professional and clerical staff.
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Canada trains resume as union orders return to work
Ottawa reports the only railway union defying the emergency back to work order capitulated and ordered members to end the nine day strike. Some western factions vow to continue off the job despite leadership calls. Most lines run, but coast to coast passenger service will lag until week’s end.
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Colby sworn in as CIA director in Oval Office ceremony
Willian E Colby was sworn in as CIA director with President Nixon watching in the Oval Office. Henry Kissinger James Schlesinger Adm Thomas Moorer and Lt Gen Vernon Walters attended. The ceremony follows Colbys May 10 appointment amid Watergate fire over CIA roles and congressional delays.
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Percy predicts real reform in US election laws after Watergate
UPI reports Senator Charles H. Percy says a genuine reform of election procedures will emerge from the Watergate scandal. He forecasts spending limits, full candidate disclosures, cash-only payments, and harsh penalties, while noting a pending trade bill and higher crop yields next year with no price freeze.
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