Newsweek says Dean ready to testify Nixon knew cover-up
Newsweek reports John Dean prepared to testify that Nixon knew of Watergate cover-up efforts. It details two incidents implicating the President and White House aides, including Haldeman and Ehrlichman, and notes denials from a Key Biscayne official.
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Dean
Nixon
New York Times
Washington
Newsweek Magazine
John W. Dean
White House
Key Biscayne
Fla
C I A Linked To Papers Case In Watergate Probe
Federal prosecutors in the Watergate case summoned CIA officials to discuss the agency's role in the plot to break into the office of Dr. Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. The case ties the CIA to the 1971 Pentagon Papers break in, with details about use of CIA equipment and a safe house.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Daniel Ellsberg
E. Howard Hunt Jr
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Los Angeles
Lewis Ielding
Richard Helms
Iran
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Weather and Classified Wants Ad Notes
Athens forecast shows highs in the mid 70s and near 50s at night. The day includes a weather page reference and a brief line about a want ad line with contact numbers. The stray text mentions Tennessee Valley and a toiling privilege phrase without a clear event.
Nixon aides admit supervising Watergate burglary case links
Former White House aide Egil Krogh signed an affidavit admitting he supervised the office burglary connected to the Pentagon Papers trial of Ellsberg and Russo. President Nixon announced resignations and firings as investigations continued, with grand juries and a Senate panel probing the Watergate break in.
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Bud
Krogh
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W. Matt Byrne
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Anthony Russo
John D. Ehrlichman
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G. Gordon Liddy
E Howard Hunt
John W. Dean III
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Defense
Richard G. Kleindienst
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
David Packard
Haig
Army
Henry A. Kissinger
Grand Jury
Senate Select Committee
Watergate era undercut by White House drive
AP reports on the Nixon White House culture fueling Watergate through overkill tactics and a one sided view of politics. senior aides like Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean faced criticism for orchestrating a campaign mindset and prep for fights in Congress and a Miami convention.
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Watergate
White House
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Father and son die in Courtland house fire
A predawn blaze in Courtland killed Daniel Ashford 65 and his son Tommy 17 when the frame house burned to the ground. Mayor Roy Coffey said Mrs. Ashford and three children escaped and Mr. Ashford initially got out but re entered the burning building.
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Roy Coffey Coffey
Park Extravaganza Ends Fourth Festival of Arts
Decatur wraps its fourth annual Festival of Arts at Gordon Bible School Grounds with a free 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday in the Park. Local music, choruses, barbershop quartets, and square dancers perform. Puppet shows by Wheeler Basin Library duo Jenny Salladay and Eileen Bibb from The Puppy Playhouse and Three Little Pigs story. Book sale by Friends of the Library and Cotton Country Cooking at the Junior Service League booth.
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Gordon Bible School
Wheeler Basin
Friends-of -the-Library
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Art Show Highlights Decatur School Display in Gordon Bibb Building
Students from Decatur schools will exhibit artworks in the Gordon Bibb building co sponsored by the Decatur Art Guild. Additional exhibits feature art history crafts and literature with performances by Calhoun Stage Band Austin High School Chorus Decatur High School Concert Band and Chorus. Refreshments provided by Beta Sigma Phi.
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Decatur Junior Service League
Decatur Ballet
Calhoun
Bob Stephens
Austin High School
Tommy Black
Decatur High School
Jerry Countryman
Billy Cantrell
Beta Sigma Phi
Somerville Classified Ad Offers 66 Chevrolet For Sale
Mrs Leatha Krampf of Somerville lists a 1966 Chevrolet Bel Air for sale with a new transmission and cash price of $400. The notice promotes daily want ads in The Decatur Daily with details on how to place ads and contact numbers.
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Chevrolet
Decature Daily
Bel Air
Sun ‘n-Fun
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