Nixon Shows Very Slight Improvement In Pneumonia
President Nixon is reported to have only very slight improvement under treatment for viral pneumonia. X rays show some involvement in both lungs and the bulletin notes resting with less discomfort, fever continues, breathing is easier, and chest pain is reduced. A Saturday X-ray indicates some clearing in the right lower lung.
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Washington
Nixon
CDT
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Walter Tkach
Tkach
Pat
Julie
David Eisenhower
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ziegler
LaRue questions Mitchell role in Watergate meetings
Frederick C. LaRue may testify he is unsure if John N. Mitchell approved or rejected Liddy's Watergate bugging plan. At least three meetings discussed the scheme with Mitchell and Magruder, with the first two reportedly rejecting it. LaRue attended the third meeting on March 30, 1972 in Key Biscayne Florida.
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Michael Putzel Washington
Frederick C. LaRue
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Jeb Sturat Magruder
Senate Watergate Committee
Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
Nixon
Liddy
LaRue
Key Biscayne
Fila
Harry Flemming
Investigian
Flemming
World's Best Barbecue draws Dalton cult after flight pickups
Woodall's Barbecue markets itself as The World's Best Barbecue. A Dalton area following arranged private plane pickups from Decatur for large orders, with Buzz Young of Liberty National Life Insurance initiating the trend.
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Tommy Stevenson
Woodall
Moulton Road
Dalton
Decatur
Buzz Young
Liberty National Life Insurance
Cambodia Raid Coverups Told By Seymour Hersh
A former Air Force major testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee that in early 1970 he helped falsify records to hide B 52 bombing of Cambodia. Knight’s account links to Lavelle investigations as the panel probes unauthorized raids and Vietnam era misreporting.
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Seymour M. Hersh
New York Times
Washington
Air Force
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hal M. Knight
Memphis
John D. Lavelle
Seventh Air Force
Lavelle
North Vietnam
Knight
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Lowa
Hughes
George S. Brown
Nixon
Daily Want Ad Sells Plymouth 11 More Wanted
E D Lamon of Decatur advertises selling a 1971 Plymouth Cricket with a low cost Daily Want Ad. The ad claims 11 additional responses and promotes exchanging unneeded items for cash via the Decatur Daily Want Ad. Open monthly hours listed for submission.
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DAILY
Plymouth
E. D. Lamon
7Th Ave
Decatur Daily
Italy declares war on Japan in 1945 On This Day
On this day in 1945 Italy declared war on its former Axis partner Japan. The notice cites wartime alliances and historical context from the era. The record reflects a significant shift in World War II alliances and regional impact.
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Italy
Japan
Controls Attitude Worries Economists
Washington economists warn that public opinion may accept wage and price controls as permanent. Nixon aides stress Phase 4 is not a permanent program, while public support grows. The piece cites past phases and notes no Phase 4 date yet, with Nixon discussions ongoing.
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Washington
Nixon
Indie
Ronald L
Ziegler
Train Crash Claims Three in Alabama
A Birmingham Southern Railroad train derailed about 20 miles west of Birmingham after hitting a washout caused by heavy rain. Three crew members were killed, with two others missing and believed dead according to Jefferson County authorities and railroad officials.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Southern Railroad
Here
Jefferson County Sheriff's Department
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