Mood of America Cincinnati on Watergate cares city mood
Cincinnati residents, split between weather and Watergate upheaval, reassess politics as Nixon battles scandal. The piece notes reactions from Republicans and locals amid Cox firing and Agnew resignation, with other issues like Reds Mets playoffs and school board debates shaping the mood in the Queen City.
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Agnew
David Bowes
Cincinnati Posts and Times-Star
Nixon to reveal low '70-'72 taxes
The White House will disclose that President Nixon paid less than $6,000 in federal income taxes over the past three years with further details showing $38,646 in 1969 after taking office and substantial deductions for donating his vice presidential papers.
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Washington
APY
White House
Nixon
Congress
San Clemente
Calif
Associated Press
New York State
Manhattan
California
District of Columbia
Providence Journal-Bulletin
National Archives
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Abplanalo
IRS
Key Biscayne
Fla
Tricia Nixon Cox
Cox
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
New York City
Fisher
Chicago Tribune reveals dairy campaign gifts not secret in 1971
The Chicago Tribune reports that documents in a San Antonio court show H R Haldeman and John Dean met May 18 1971 after milk price supports rose. The AMPI says Nixon fundraiser efforts sought more contributions in exchange for dropping antitrust charges, with transcripts noting nonreporting and separate banking for milk money.
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Chicago Tribune
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United States District Court
San Antonio
Tex
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Haldeman
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John W. Dean UI
AMPI
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the Tribune
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Transcript
Tribune
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Saigon Oil Depot Hit In Viet Cong Strike
Viet Cong strikes near Saigon destroy an estimated 39 to 50 percent of South Vietnam's oil reserves, with more than 16 million gallons burned at the Nha Be depot. Rockets and mortars plus sapper activity caused the blaze as officials note potential impact on military fuel supplies.
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South Vietnam
Nha Be
le Trung Hien
Hien
Singapore
United States
Indochina
Mekong River
Phnom Penh
Osandan
Parastudy Sponsoring Clairvoyant Lecture
Parastudy, Inc. will sponsor a clairvoyant lecture at Friends Meeting House 125 West Yard Street Friday at 7 p.m. featuring Paul Neary. Mrs Neary, a clairvoyant and spiritualist, will speak on Karma In Metaphysical Perspective.
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Parastady, Inc
Chester ‘Heights
Ntew
Paul Neary
Friends Meeting House
W. Ard St
Neary
Oil firms warned about letter bombs
Government agencies and major oil companies were alerted by the U S Postal Service that letter bombs could be mailed to them. A spokesman said screening of mail may occur for targets, though no specific recipients were named. The alert followed intelligence tips and reports from officials in Canada and the United States. Separately, a prison lockdown at California facilities suspended inmate privileges as searches uncovered crude weapons and a history of violence.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Inspection Services
Bernie Roswig
Roswig
Postal Service
Toronto
San Quentin
Calif
Ed Raworth
Robert Yancey
Ashland Oil Co
National Weather Service
General Services Administration
Civil Defense
Weather Service
Switzerland
Yasrat Guy Yahr
Yosef A. Rung du Prabanon
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
U.S
Boston
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