Watergate spread shows White House campaign plot broad and long
Senate investigators say the Watergate break in was a small part of a broad, well funded effort begun in 1969 to influence the Democratic nominating process for 1972. They outline undercover networks, black advance, and efforts to discredit opponents including Ellsberg, Muskie, and Wallace, with records of Ulasewicz, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman.
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Washington Senate
White House
Democratic Party
Nixon
Senate
Watergate Committee
Senate Select Committee On
Watergate
Senate Committee
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
George McGovern
D-S.d
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
New York
John D. Ehrlichman
Ulasewicz
Chappaquiddick Island
Edward M. Kennedy
D.mass
Edmud S. Muskie
Maine
Southeast Asia
Ronald H. Walker
H. R. Haldeman
Charlotte
N. C
Billy Graham
Haldeman
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Elisberg
Muskie
Ehrlichman
David R. Young
Ofe
Donald’ Segretti
California
Segretti
Committee For
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Charles W. Colson
Robert C. Mardian
Colson
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Albert P. Brewer
Skylab crew hit by spooky solar telescope outage
Space Center Houston AP reports the Skylab 2 crew faced a master alarm and a three second short circuit in the solar telescope power system forcing a shutdown of the telescope and likely canceling Monday's TV view of a space walk. Mission Control noted no major mission impact but rescue options loom as leaks in steering rockets prompt readiness for a fallback home plan.
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Lewis
Cape Kennedy
Neel School to Host Voter Information Update Session
Morgan County Board of Registrars will hold sessions at Neel School on Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to update voter records with full names ages and addresses. Mrs. Ann Bell chair urges registered voters to provide needed details as ordered by the U S District Court Montgomery in conjunction with a reapportionment plan.
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Neel School
Morgan County Board of Registrars
Ann Bell
U. S. District Court
Montgomery
Beecher’s Death Penalty Appeal Delayed by Transcript Pace
Johnny Daniel Beecher’s lawyers filed a notice of appeal after last June’s guilty verdict in his third first degree murder trial.Lawrence County court reporter Leon Eaves expects a 1000+ page transcript to take weeks beyond the Aug 21 deadline, with extensions likely. The defense then has 30 days for briefs, but that deadline may extend. hearings and rulings could span years given prior appeals. Beecher, sentenced to life in the 1964 Martha Jane Chisenall murder, has seen two prior appeals overturned by the US Supreme Court for coercion in confessions. He is now held at Mt. Meigs prison after moving from the Lawrence County Jail.
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Lawrence County
Leon Eaves
Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals
Montgomery
Beecher
Louise Holt
Eaves
US Supreme Court
Powell
Moulton
Mt. Meigs
Dulcimer Craze Fad Yet Only Few Can Play
Article highlights mountain or Appalachian dulcimer as a little known instrument in country and bluegrass. Gary Nugester, a local player, discusses his second place at Smithville contest, handmade dulcimers, costs, tuning, and future plans while contrasting dulcimer sound with other strings. Includes notes on Fiddlers' conventions in Athens and future contests, plus a long list of Green Berets local camp participants.
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Athens
Gary Nugester
Nugester
Smithville
Upper Cumberland
Tenn
Huntsville
Nungesters
Nungester
Gatlinburg
Tullahoma
Hie
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Dulcimer
By Tommy Stevenson
Morgan County
Newton B. Powell
Tuskegee
Decatur
Carnegie
Cathy Duncan
Kingsport
20Th Special Forces
Green Berets
Gowen Field
Idaho
Boise
William E. Estes
Russell G. McMahon
Henry S. Michelini
James W. Flowers
Thompson
John T. Morgan
Bobby G. Dover
Drennen H. Retherford
Floyd Adams
Buddy Barbee
Fred Bowen
James L. Brown
Jack T. Clift Jr
Sandy G. Gillespie
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