Wallace’s year of struggle sparks renewed political resolve
One year after being shot in Laurel Maryland, Gov George Wallace remains paralyzed yet spiritually awakened. He contemplates a 1974 bid for governor and possibly a presidential run, while acupuncture treatment shows hopeful signs of recovery and a new, steadier public demeanor.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Laurel
Hutchinson
Capitol
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
Kissinger hints at seeing Watergate bug reports at briefing
Henry Kissinger implied he had seen results from the wiretap linked to the Pentagon Papers case. A close source suggested he might have received transcripts or a summary, while Kissinger refused to confirm. Exhibit notes and statements from Ruckelshaus and others outline taps on reporters and officials, with ongoing questions about who ordered them and what they revealed.
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Hutchinson
Wallace
Ling Sun Chu
China
New York University
Montgomery
R. W. Apple JR
New York Times
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Pentagon
Kissinger
Nixon
White House
Morton Halperin
Halperin
Harvard
National Security Council
State and Defense
Office of Emergency Preparedness
William’. D. Ruckelshaus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ruckelshaus
Washington Post
the Times
Sunday Times of London
William Beecher
Hedrick Smith
Henry Brandon
Sunday Times
Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
William Matthew Byrne Jr
David R. Young Jr
Ellsberg
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Central Intelligence Agency
Supreme Court
John N. Mitchell
F.B.L
Sunday Blue Laws debate voiced by Decatur reader
Victor L. van Leeuwen argues against enforcing Sunday blue laws for all. He questions minister led arrests of non Christian business owners and calls for respecting religious freedom while noting constitutional concerns. He asks where lines should be drawn and cites broader society activities on Sundays.
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Atlas Dr
Madison
Ala
Decatur Daily
Decatur
United States
Dog at Decatur shelter ravaged by ticks seeks care
A one year old red blonde cocker spaniel at the Decatur Animal Shelter was found covered with large ticks and paralyzed. The dog was sent to a veterinary for treatment with uncertain recovery but hopeful. Mrs. Wm. S. Finch of the Morgan County Humane Society appeals for a good home.
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Wm. S. Finch
Morgan County
Humane Society
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