Area Mishaps Claim Lives Of 3 Persons
Three people die in separate Alabama incidents in Limestone and Colbert counties. H E Glassco 65 dies as a passenger in a wreck near Joppa. his son Sammy 24 injured. A seven month old Joseph and Lin Eden 21 suffer injuries in Addison drownings. Leroy Free 49 killed in a Town Creek rollover on Alamo 24 near Leighton. Edwards County lineunned. Rescue squad recovered Eddie Long 19 from 12 feet of water near Tennessee River. County officials report eight swimmers. two pulled under by undercurrent while others tried to help.
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H. E. Glassco
Sammy
Glassco
Arab Hospital
Huntsville Hospital
Cmtercu
Lin ‘Eden
Joseph
Addison
Cecil
Guthrie
Dod
Joppa
Alabama
Ee Patrol
Wimestone
Padgett
Eddie Lee Long
Jens
B Ord
York
Leighton
Alamo
Edwin Arrell
Courtland
Long
Tennessee
M. W
Buddy) Evans
de Long
Athens-Limestone Rescue
Evans
White House Reveals Nixon Dean Talks Logs Secret
The White House confirmed Nixon discussed the Watergate probe with John Dean III this year and said logs detailing times and locations of sessions would not be provided to Justice or Senate investigators. Deputy press secretary Warren cited executive privilege and legal concerns while noting staff diaries exist.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
John Dean III
Justice Department
Dean
Senate
Gerald L. Warren
Office of Counsel
Warren
Meat Mae
Watergate
Drug store breakin steals narcotics and items at Austin Drug Co
Police report details early morning theft at 1205 Danville Rd SW. About 75 dollars taken from front register plus a box of narcotics and merchandise worth hundreds. inventory ongoing to determine exact drugs and quantities. Stolen items include cameras, film, pens, watches, syringes, and other merchandise. cabinet lock broken and door removed.
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Austin Drug Co
Danville Rd
Richard Lee
Lee
Bingo Bugs to Prize Daily Readers at The Decatur Daily
Readers can win $100 weekly by matching numbers on the free Bingo Bug cards with numbers in The Decatur Daily ads. A different color card each week must be played, with multiple winners sharing or rolling the prize. Cards available from participating merchants. return completed cards to The Daily office by 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Decatur
Iter
Fifth Grader Earns College Credit in Alabama
Athens 11 year old Arlotte West, a fifth grader at Julian Newman Elementary, earned six years of college credit under Professor L. K. Aday at Athens College. West has studied two hours daily for two and a half years and may be the youngest to receive college credit in the state. The credit equates to one year of college or two years of high school and could allow her to become an exchange student.
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Athens
Athens College
L. K. Aday
Arlotte West
Julian Newman
Alabama
Aday
Firth
On This Date 1942 Midway Battle Began
In 1942 the Battle of Midway began marking a turning point as naval air warfare produced Japan's first decisive World War II defeat. The item notes weather and a page reference with incomplete calendar details.
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Midway
Japan
Dial
Athens
Prospects for Skylab space walk improve
Space Center Houston astronauts await word on freeing a jammed solar panel with the outlook “looking pretty good” as they plan a tricky space walk.
Education Duality Should Not Exist
Dr. E. B. Moore urged Calhoun Junior College and Technical School graduates to bridge the education divide between academic and vocational paths. He warned the nation prioritizes material goals over social values and urged graduates to balance living with earning. Dr. Carlton Kelley, Calhoun president, praised the college as a five standards model. See EDUCATION On Page A-5.
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E. B. Moore
Calhoun Junior College
Higher Education
State Department of Education
Moore
Calhoun A
Community College
Calhoun
Carlton Kelley
Ex-Aides Feared FBI Probe Amid Watergate Secrets
Washington sources reveal CIA memorandums to a Senate panel showing high White House aides warned the FBI investigation could become a political bombshell not a national security matter. Nixon aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Walters discuss halting subpoenas and limiting covert matters.
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Seymour Hersh
New York Times News Service
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
CIA
Senate
Vernon G. Walters
James B. Schlesinger
Central Intelligence
Nixon
FBI
New York Times
Pentagon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate Appropriations
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Walters
Schlesinger
John W. Dean II
Bernard L. Barker
Watergate
Committee For
Patrick Gray III
Harold H. Titus Jr
United States
District of Columbia
Gray
Dean
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
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Colbert County
Gadsden
Frigidaire Sales & Service
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Limestone County Rescue Squad
Limestone County Sheriff’s Department
Gowford
Sonny Turner
By Frank Cormier
Inethe Tite
Calhoun Technical School
Brooks
Ricky
Mary Garter
Landers
TV Log
Montgomery
Ameraport Corp
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Congress
U.S
Birmingham
United Methodist Conference of
North Alabama
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