Nixon and White House face probe on Watergate cover up
The article reports ongoing federal and Senate probes into the Watergate break in and cover up with former White House counsel Dean at the center. Prosecutors reportedly offered immunity for a guilty plea, which Dean’s lawyers rejected. It cites claims of meetings with Nixon, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman and notes statements by Dean, Ehrlichman, and others about the White House role in concealment efforts.
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Nixon
Senate
Dash
Senate Committee
Shaffer
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Special Investigations
Plumbers
Pentagon
New York Times
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Wise
Pera
C.b.s.-Tv
Time Magazine
Newsweek
Time
Idente Oor
Mene
Bean
Cash
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senators
John W. Dean III
Sam J. Ervin D
N.C
Senate Investigating Committee
Nixon campaign funds linked to covert CIA and Watergate
Hearing details allege funds moved through Mexican banks, linked to Watergate. Ehrlichman and Haldeman deny coverup talk while Walters is accused of equivocal replies. The White House refuses to testify, citing constitutional constraints, as Senate investigators push for immunity and witness cooperation.
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Nixon
Mexico
CIA
FBI
Ehrlichman
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Walters
Haldeman
Ronald L. Ziegler
Senate
4 H'ers Set for Regional Resource Conference Meet
Eight area 4 H members from Cullman Limestone Morgan and Lawrence counties will attend the 18th annual 4 H Regional Resource Development Conference at Fontana Village North Carolina. Accompanying leaders include J G Link Barbara Hall and Mrs Charlotte Marshall. The group joins delegates from Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia to study Tennessee Valley natural resources.
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Fontana Village
N.C
Alabama
Cullman County
Deborah Bahr
Vinemont
Mike Harbison
Crane Hill Star Route
Lawrence County
Sara McClendon
Moulton
Mike Morgan
Trinity
Limestone County
Dianne Taylor
Athens
Sandy Raley
Morgan County
Beth Humphrey
Hartselle
Bruce Hall
J. G. Link
Barbara Hall
Charlotte Marshall
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
South Central Bell Telephone Co
Athens College offers summer courses with field trips to Mexico and Arkansas
Athens College will run three summer sessions with courses on Canoeing Camping and Ecology taught by Dr. Robert Daly, including a nine day Buffalo River trip, a Mexico Spanish course led by Mrs. Betty Rogers, and special workshops for teachers in language arts math and science. Registration times are listed for all three terms and semester hour credit is available.
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Arkansas
Mexico
Athens College
Robert Daly
Buffalo River
White River
U.S
Betty Rogers
Decatur Hosts Kennedy Wallace Festival With Wall Street Attention
Wally Insche leads a festival with 150 artists displaying painting and art. Jim Rountree coordinates concessions as civic groups provide food. Kennedy Wallace appearance boosts motel bookings. Art Dulles plans a flight with 90 visitors. Wallace supporters travel by bus from Michigan. 100 journalists from across the U S plan to attend.
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Wally Insche
Arts and Craftssien
Jim Rountree
Decatur
Kennedy-Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
Shirley Florence
Art Dulles
Battle Creek
Mich
Wallace
Kennedy
E. 0. Lail
Michigan
U. S
Alabama
New York Times
Los Angles Times
Washington Post
Denver Post
Boston Globe
New York Post
Los Angles Examiner
Atlanta Constitution
Houston Chronicle
Car Crash In Alabama 20 and 31 Wreck Near Decatur
Mrs. Dorothy Barnette 38 her son Amos 3 and Richard Tucker 8 were treated and released after a collision between their car and a truck at the Alabama 20 U S 31 intersection north of Decatur. Bill Harper James Atkins and Larry McNair aided them. Amos Barnett Sr. drove the car and smoked a cigarette during the assist.
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AAA
Southend
Bill Harper
James Atkins
Decatur
Larry McNair
Dorothy Barnette
4Th Ave
Alabama 20
U.S. 31
Amos Barnett, Sr
A.s
William Szepanski
Skylab crew marks ninth day in space on birthday
The Skylab crew continued data gathering on a 2000 mile land strip from San Francisco to central Mexico. Conrad celebrated his 43rd birthday as Kerwin observed sun activity and conditions, while Weitz, Conrad, and Kerwin tested equipment and prepared techniques to deploy a broken solar power wing.
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Conrad
Mission Control
Pete
Earth
Weitz
San Francisco
Mexico
California
San
Bermuda
William Thornton
Kerwin
Skylab
Russell L. Schweickart
Schweickart
Calhoun Graduation Address Planned By State Education Chief
Dr. E. B. Moore, head of the states higher education branch, will deliver the commencement address for 489 Calhoun Junior College and Technical School as ceremonies begin at 5 p.m. in Kelley Field House. Dr. Kelley will confer degrees aided by Dr. Jack Campbell and Hugo Barton. Rev. R A Reinhardt will give the invocation and benediction. Calhoun Vice President W R Martin will recognize special guests.
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E. B. Moore
State Department of Education
Calhoun Junior College and Technical School
Kelley Field House
Calhoun
Carlton Kelley
Kelley
Athens Bids Open for 150 Miles of Street Resurfacing
Athens city council will open bids on June 25 for a street resurfacing project covering 55 streets avenues drives lanes and circles totaling about 150 miles. The project funded by gasoline tax money is estimated at 161000 dollars.
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Athens
First Princeton Rutgers Game Echoed with Siss Boom Ah
The 1869 Princeton Rutgers clash sparked siss boom ah responses from Princeton folks. The chant traced to the Seventh Regiment rocket yell seen in New York during the Civil War and remembered on campus.
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Princeton
Rutgers
Final Days To Register In Morgan County June Tax Vote
Last days to register for the June 19 Morgan County tax referendum. The Board of Registrars will be open 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the basement of the courthouse. Voters will decide on a one cent sales tax for education.
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Morgan County
Morgan County Board of Registrars
Morgan
Wheeler Basin Library Bookmobile schedule by weekday
The Wheeler Basin Regional Library bookmobile lists stops Monday through Friday with times. Routes include Trinity Truitt Home at :30 a.m. and Oak Ridge Church at 10:15 to 10:45 a.m. on Monday, and numerous stops such as Salem Springs Patterson's Grocery at 9:45 to 10:15 a.m. on Tuesday, shifting daily through Friday with numerous local homes and stores.
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Wheeler Basin Regional Library
Trinity
Truitt
Mud Tavern
Oak Ridge
Flint
Howard's
Austinville
Salem Springs
McMullins
Nes Grove
Patterson's
Good Springs
Davis
Townly
Lester
Leggtown
New Hope
Hales
Young’s
Union Hill
Eva
Gum Pond
Gandy’s Cove
Neil
Strickland
Reid Superette
Blackburn
O’neal
Lapor
Lace Heights
Cairo
Cleveland
Pleasant Grove
Looney’s
Penn
Iron Man Road
U.S
Federal Funds Dip 18 Points
Bond prices fell again with governments leading gains while intermediates up a touch and long terms slipping. Short-term rates surged with the three month bill at 6.93 percent, funds average at 7.90, Eurodollars steady, and private money markets rising. Corporate issues drew attention including Florida Power Co and Pacific Telephone & Telegraph offerings.
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New York
Salomon Brothers
Treasury
Florida Power Co
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
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