Black Binders Hold Key To Nixon's Impeachment Path
A New York Times overview explains that 26 binders contain evidence for President Nixon's impeachment hearings. It notes potential articles including obstruction of justice contempt of Congress and a failure to faithfully execute laws, with debate over whether Nixon will stand trial in the Senate.
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Nixon
New York Times News Service
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
White House
House of Representatives
Senate
James D. St. Clair
Richard G. Kleindienst
Congress
Sheriff Ligon Critical After Old Moulton Rd Wreck
Lawrence County Sheriff Dan Ligon and Elizabeth Naylor remain in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Old Moulton Road near the Lawrence Morgan line. The Pontiac involved had been confiscated from Donald Fleming, with Pettus saying no comment.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
Dan (Snooks) Ligon
Ulion
Huntsville Hospital
Ligon
Elizabeth C. Naylor
Alabama
Grocer Claims He Was Wronged By Uncle Sam
Decatur grocer Jack Sherman owner of Sherman's Grocery on Memorial Dr has been dropped from the federal food stamp program for one year starting May 25 after the Department of Agriculture revoked his permit for selling ineligible items. He estimates a loss of about $24 000. See GROCER On Page A-5.
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Whitlock
Lawrence County Hospital
Lawrence
Herschel Boyles
Boyles
Grocer
Uncle Sam
John Doty
Decatur
Jack Sherman
Sherman
Memorial Dr
Department of Agriculture
Department
Food and Nutrition Service
Bobby Herbert
Rain floods El Dorado Arkansas. two drown, evacuations rise
Severe thunderstorms drenched El Dorado and Calion Arkansas with over 12 inches of rain in 24 hours. Two residents Clarene Pickett and Everett Stewart drowned, while dozens of families were evacuated to the old Warner Brown Hospital as power and communications failed. National Guard aided rescues and crews reported downed trees and a possible tornado path east of the city.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Arkansas
Floyd McAdoo
Royce Worth
el Dorado Police Department
Timothy Ray Kirkpatrick
Emerson
Magnolia
Joe Curtis
National Guard
National Weather Service
Here
Oklahoma Twisters Cause Severe Damage Across State
Tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma killing eight people and injuring up to 100. The storms began in Oklahoma City and moved northeast to Tulsa within six hours. Drumright appears hardest hit with five confirmed deaths and 20 to 25 injuries reported, though totals vary.
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Drumright
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
David Hall
Highway Patrol
Civil Defense
Creek County Sheriff's Office
Family aiding in home project on Trinity Mt
A family effort turns a dream into a home on Trinity Mountain with Bill Widner assisted by daughter Mrs Steve Smith and daughter in law Sue Widner measuring for saw cuts. Emergency reports describe 28 injuries from Drumright with hospitals in Cushing and Drumright treating victims as Tulsa suffers three deaths and widespread damage from a tornado outbreak.
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Bill Widner
Steve Smith
Widner
Trinity Mt
Sue Widner
Steve
Living Today
Moulton 4 Resident Sells Boat and Trailer Ad
James R. Glenn of Moulton 4 sells his 16 foot boat with an 80 HP Johnson motor and trailer. The Decatur Daily Want Ads offer seven or more responses and note a 10 day, three line rate of 4.50 with daily operations and contact details including a post script hot line.
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Moulton
James R. Glenn
Moulton 4
Decatur Daily
IDA Vital To City Chamber
Chamber of Commerce manager Dick Ordway explains strong chamber support for the Industrial Development Association IDA formed from the Decatur chamber. He notes ongoing financial backing through member dues and a committee liaison to streamline cooperation with IDA led by Mike Roberts.
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Lee Sentell
Industrial Development Association
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Ordway
Decatur
IDA
Mike Roberts
Decatur Chamber
Chamber
On This Day 1940 Norway Surrendered to Germany
Norway surrendered to German forces in World War II in 1940. The note appears in a newspaper calendar listing and brief weather snippet mentions rain probability. Includes local reference to Tennessee Valley region and public service contact numbers.
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Norway
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By James M. Naughton
Moulton Rd
By John Doty
McBride’s Auto Parts
Dis. Atty
Tom Pettus
Pettus
Sheriff's Department
Wade Whitlock
Harold Terry
Terry
Dan Ligon
Elizabeth Naylor
Ricky Brooks
Sonny Cann
Frigidaire Sales & Service
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Cushing
Kansas
Missouri
Emporia
Kan
Athens
Dial
THE
Ida Vital
City Chamber
C-2
Landers
C-1
Financial
Tennessee Valley
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