Editorials Four Years Take Toll On Ehrlichman
The piece portrays John Ehrlichman as a central Watergate witness, once prudent and analytical, now in deep trouble amid Senate hearings. It contrasts his early detachment and intelligence with a perceived rise in arrogance, noting his lack of strong family resources.
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Ehrlichman
John Ehrlichman
Nixon White House
Senate
Nixon
Mr. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Archibald Cox
Haldeman
Decatur Welcomes Annual Conventions Amid Stage for Golf and Diving
Decatur hosts the Alabama Press Association summer convention and the State Amateur golf tournament at Burningtree Country Club drawing participants from across Alabama. Earlier in the week Point Mallard hosted a diving meet with competitors from Australia and South Africa, while swimmers from the eastern United States attended last week. The Spirit of America gathering featuring Gov. George Wallace and Sen. Edward Kennedy drew worldwide attention. Local groups including the Chamber of Commerce Point Mallard officials and the Park and Recreation Department tout their efforts to attract events. Speakers include Dr. Mort Stern Sen. James Allen and Billy Joe Camp. Participants range from small to large newspapers across the state.
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Decatur
Alabama Press Association
Burningtree Country Club
Point Mallard
Australia
South Africa
United States
Alabama Broadcasters Association
Gov
George Wallace
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Spirit of America
Chamber of Commerce
Park and Recreation Department
APA
Mort Stern
School of Modern Communications
University of Alabama
James Allen
Billy Joe Camp
Public access urged on legislator bill copy fees
The Alabama House clerk John Pemberton earns up to 100000 a year selling copies of bills. His $16000 salary plus copy fees raise questions of public accountability and legality. The article urges disclosure of fees and operating costs as a matter of public interest.
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Washington
John Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Montgomery
Alabama House of Representatives
John Pemberton
House
Pemberton
Great Debate on Troop Withdrawals From Europe Reignites
A renewed congressional debate questions pulling back American forces in Western Europe. Rosenthal seeks a 15 percent cut over 18 months while Muskie advances a broader reduction toward realignments with NATO allies. President's stance stresses mutual reductions and maintaining NATO strength.
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John W. Finney
New York Times News Service
Washington
Europe
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Harry S. Truman
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Western
Soviet Union
Vietnam
House Foreign Relations Committee
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
House of Representatives
Senate Foreign Relations
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
U.S
NATO
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Nixon
Western Europe
Atlantic
Stalin
Atlantic Alliance
Washington Pooch King Timahoe Rides In Luxury Limousine
President Nixon's Irish setter King Timahoe travels between Camp David and the White House in chauffeur driven limousines with security outriders, while a second leg to the Western White House in California often uses the helicopter. The First Family keeps large cars for security and gas worries, with aides on separate lists.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
King Timahoe
Camp David
White House
San Clemente
Calif
el Toro Marine Base
Timahoe
Secret Service
My Answer By Billy Graham On Thankfulness Sermon Note
In a church message Billy Graham urges a moment of gratitude despite tragedy. He cites Jesus at Lazarus tomb and stresses thankfulness banishing anxiety. He encourages readers to prepare a personal list of things to thank God for.
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N.A
Christ
Lazarus
F. S. Pierpoint
Secret Patrol Tension High
Washington reports reveal long secret U S led patrols into Laos and Cambodia to gather intelligence and harass enemy operations. Green Beret veterans describe night movements and planting mines while Pentagon confirms 81 American deaths in six years of clandestine missions by a mix of contract soldiers.
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Washington
Laos
Cambodia
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Green Beret
July 26 1973 Congressional Briefs From AP NYT CQ
A brief AP NYT CQ summary notes syndicated congressional items published Thursday July 26 1973. The record reflects standard agency coverage of legislative developments and related political context.
Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily States its founder editor W R Shelton and press details. It lists publication schedule Monday through Friday and weekend editions. Subscription rates by mail and delivery are provided with trade zone and tax information.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
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