Watergate hearings spark debate on ethics in politics
Cash argues the Watergate inquiry reveals a spectrum from earthy politics to illegal acts. He cites infiltration, theft, and fabrications as potential boundary cases needing ethics regulation or prohibition. He notes possible witnesses like McGovern, Dean, and Mrs. Mitchell, and says TV coverage shows government scrutiny matters. A mother says her son reconsiders leaving the country.
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Cash
George McGovern
South Dakota
John W. Dean 3D
White House
Nixon
Martha Mitchell
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Dash
United States
Missionaries tale ends with rescue and faith amid tragedy
Costa Rica mission hope for Fisher and companion, both university staff from Auburn Washington, is kept alive by prayers and a miracle as Wilma Fisher recalls daily prayers and strength. The piece also shifts to tax policy noting county assessments and tag-buying risks across counties.
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Costa Rica
Fisher
Seventh-day Adventist Academy
Auburn
Wash
Wilma Fisher
Timinenko
Kissinger sworn in as secretary of state at White House
Henry A. Kissinger took the oath as secretary of state in the White House East Room, pledging to pursue a world based on justice. President Nixon praised the moment as America enters a peaceful era, with Kissinger the first Jewish and first naturalized citizen to hold the post.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Warren E. Burger
White House
America
Louis
Paula
Walter
Nazi Germany
United States
U.N. General Assembly
New York
William P. Rogers
Senate
State Department
John Foster Dulles
United Way seeks $367661.14 goal in October drive
Ex POW continues from page one. Barrett Shelton Jr. says the campaign will push to reach its $367,661.14 goal with Oct. 16 and Oct. 23 report meetings. A victory celebration is set for Oct. 31 at the Decatur Inn with breakfast meetings and $2 tickets. The effort highlights families like Robert 16 Diane 11 and Steven 10 who have known hunger.
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Robert
Diane
Steven
United Way
Barrett Shelton, Jr
Shelton Shelton
Decatur Inn
Dutch Viewers Embrace Watergate On Dutch TV
Amsterdam AP reports Dutch television viewers welcome the Senate hearings. The Dutch Broadcast Foundation will resume its version of the Sam Ervin Show when the committee reconvenes in Washington. Viewers praise democracy in action and the Constitution at work amid Watergate coverage.
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Amsterdam
Senate
United States
Dutch Broadcast Foundation
Sam Ervin
Washington
Foundation
Hilversum
Klass Jan Hindricks
Bob Nahuisen
Nahuisen
Hindticks
America
Man Charged In Death Of Wife
Cullman County sheriff Orlin Buzbee said James G. Davis, of Needles California, is jailed after being charged with the murder of his wife, Marsha Lee Davis, 28. Davis was arrested Friday at Maggie Schaeffer’s Cullman home after a shooting at close range amid a family argument. The infant son survived as the mother and shooter’s relation to Schaeffer is noted. no bond set yet and a Monday hearing was planned.
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Cullman
Needles
Calif
Cullman County
Orlin Buzbee
Buzbee
James G. Davis
Maggie Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Davis
Marsha Lee Davis
IMF official Dale robbed in Nairobi by con men
William Dale, U S executive director of the IMF, was bilked of 150 dollars by two men posing as Kenyan plainclothes police in Nairobi. They demanded to see his wallet and took it after convincing him foreign currency needed registration.
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Nairobi
Kenya
William Dale
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Dale
IMF
Dalé
Reagan declines invitation to play tennis with Alycia Moulton
Sacramento AP report notes 14 year old Alycia Moulton labeled Governor Reagan to play tennis after spotting his limousine. Reagan phoned to decline citing limited exercise to horseback riding. The girl had earlier invited him, calling him to be president.
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Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Alycia Moulton
Bobby Riggs
Alycia
Reagan
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