Editorials Agnew Leaks Would Have Advantage
A Watergate era editorial discusses alleged White House leaks aimed at shifting heat from Nixon and the Watergate scandal. Morton Kondracke of The Chicago Sun-Times cites Agnew allies accusing Nixon and Atty. Gen. Richardson of conspiring to damage Agnew. Richardson denies the charges and says he tries to plug leaks.
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White House
Agnew
Watergate
Justice Department
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Kondracke
Soliloquy Praises Watergate Tactics
The remark argues the soliloquy would draw attention away from Nixon and shield him from impeachment. It claims removing No 1 is unlikely while No 2 faces a cloud, and warns that if the vice president is forced out the President could call for unity and proceeding together.
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Watergate
Nixon
No. 1
No. 2
Supreme Court
Sirica
Archibald Cox
Culver Bill Aims City Liquor Vote In Alabama
The Culver bill would let cities over 2,000 residents decide on alcohol sales within city limits, altering current county option rules. It passed the House by one vote but faces Senate committee resistance led by Sen. Joe Fine, delaying a floor vote despite calls for a favorable committee and Senate result.
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Judiciary Committee
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Lawrence County
Wallace
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Decatur
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Culver
Wolverine Tubes 25th Anniversary Celebrates Decatur Industry
The silver anniversary marks Wolverine Tubes as a leading Decatur industry and a key driver of regional growth. Since 1946 the copper extrusion plant has expanded to employ over 1,000, moved its division headquarters from Detroit, and spurred more than $1 billion in riverfront investment, with Universal Oil Products planning a Decatur residential development.
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Decatur
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Rules Relaxed In Tapes Case By Barry Kalb
Washington Star News analyzes appellate paths in the Nixon tapes dispute. The piece explains what can be appealed and outlines potential steps such as mandamus and prohibition motions, en banc reviews, and possible Supreme Court access.
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Barry Kalb
Washington Star-News
Washington
Cox
Sirica
Nixon
Postmaster General Named for Bidded Publicity Deals
Washington Postmaster General Ted Klassen allegedly steered over $600,000 in Postal Service contracts to Charles Burnaford, a longtime friend and NY public relations head, without bidding. The contracts, starting in 1970, totaled 11 deals valued above $300,000, tied to an internal communications program and promotional work.
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Ted Klassen
Klassen
Charles Burnaford
New York
American Can Company
Burnaford
Postal Service
America
Rigidity described as Nixon’s greatest risk in Barber study
Anthony Lewis surveys James Barber’s analysis of Nixon as an active negative, noting rigidity as the primary danger. The piece compares Nixon to Wilson and Johnson, cites Watergate as evidence, and argues for a president with inner truth and open-minded persuasion rather than warlike stance.
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New York Times News Service
James David Barber
Duke University
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Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
San Clemente
White House
John Mitchell
Byrne
United States
Wilson
Senate
Johnson
Agnew
World Magazine
A Thought No one can misunderstand a boy like his own mother
A quotation from Norman Douglas emphasizes a mother's deep insight into her son, suggesting intimate understanding beyond others. The line reflects themes of family perception and maternal intuition.
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Norman Douglas
End Times Warnings and Biblical Signs Explain Apocalyptic Hope
The passage surveys apocalyptic concerns about the end times citing Luke 21 and Jesus urging watchfulness. It notes public fears from Watergate and gas shortages, warns against fixed forecasts, and emphasizes prophecy as a call to alertness and prayer rather than a timetable.
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Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Decatur Daily founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924
The Decatur Daily honors W R Shelton as founder and editor from 1912 to 1924. Published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc in Decatur Alabama. Subscription rates and delivery options listed for daily and Sunday editions.
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Decatur Daily
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Decatur
Alabama
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