Liddy Set for Release After Watergate Prison Term
Danbury AP report notes G Gordon Liddy to be freed Wednesday after 52 plus months in federal prison. The Watergate mastermind will walk from Danbury to rejoin wife Frances and children, ending a history of silence despite pressure to testify. He faced six counts including conspiracy and wiretapping with a sentence of six years eight months to 28 years and a $40 000 fine.
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Weismuller Suffers Stroke In Los Angeles ICU
Olympic swimmer and Tarzan star Johnny Weismuller is in intensive care after a stroke at Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Van Nuys. At 73 he is semi conscious and near stable. doctors have not set a departure date. He won five Olympic golds and set many world records before moving to films and TV.
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Beachside snack case tests Ocean Beach ordinance
Two young people and supporters appeared in Village Court to challenge a local ordinance banning eating on Ocean Beach. They argued the ban is unconstitutional while backers cited cleanup concerns and fines up to 25 for each offense. The hearing drew crowd support and questions about enforcement.
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Weather summary for Virginia and North Carolina
Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms in Virginia through Monday. Western mountains may see a shower Monday. North Carolina has scattered thundershowers in the afternoons and evenings, with lower heat and highs Sunday and Monday. Coastal lows near 70s with calm conditions inland.
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Is crying natural after a death and not unmasculine
The piece argues that crying after a loved one dies is natural and therapeutic for both adults and children. It rejects the stiff upper lip stereotype and urges recognizing and expressing grief through tears. Readers are invited to share questions and comments privately or publicly.
Lottery losers chase life changing jackpot in Pennsylvania
In Pittsburgh a couple, Tom and Philomena Drake, bet their savings on a $1 million drawing and $3 million odds. After spending over $120000 on tickets, a $10000 win finally arrived 34 hours into a marathon ticket check, as they plan to spend more before the September deadline.
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Nixon on Air Sees Circus Court Debates and Mao Tse-tung
Nixon reflects on a televised interview recounting the Watergate era, noting access to tape machines and possible tampering by Secret Service and others. He recalls meetings with Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai, discussing his political comeback and Kissinger dynamics, and comments on his failed Supreme Court nomination comparison.
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