Hearings to Resume in Watergate Probe
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr says Senate Watergate hearings will continue Tuesday despite Archibald Cox request to delay for weeks. The panel will hear Sally Harmony and other former Nixon aides as investigations into the break in and financial records continue.
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Sally Harmony
Nixon
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Watergate
Bernard L. Barker
Watergate Complex
Barker
Jack Anderson
Call
Miami Beach
Governors press Nixon for open Watergate talks at Tahoe conference
The 65th annual state governors conference opens with calls from both parties for President Nixon to hold news conferences on Watergate. Officials note strongest demand comes from Democrats and Republicans alike as the gathering discusses federal state fiscal relations and possible press engagement.
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Virginia
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Democratic National Committee
Marsland
Marvin Mandel
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Watergate
Otis Bowen
Indiana
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New Jersey
Reubin Askew
Florida
Sherman Tribbett
Delaware
John Wayne defends Nixon amid Watergate bugging row
In an interview with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, actor John Wayne calls the Watergate bugging a misattributed scandal and accuses Nixon opponents of unfair blame. Wayne likens the affair to a cloak and dagger setup by underlings.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Wayne
Wisconsin reports 16 deaths in weekend highway crashes
The 1973 Wisconsin highway toll rose to 408 after 16 weekend fatalities. Among the dead are Thomas Falstad 24 of Kenosha and Randal Giese 18 plus Edmund Locie 33 of Kewaskum. Multiple wrecks across Kenosha, Lake Geneva, Medford, Kaukauna, and other counties claimed lives Saturday and Sunday.
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Kenosha
Randal Giese
Edmund Locie
Kewaskum
U.S. 45
Thomas Mysz
Menasha
Thomas Kehrmeyer
Knowles
Dodge
Peter Heller
Minneapolis
Barron County
Blaine Buerger
Brownsville
Fond du Lac
Jerry Dellman
Schofield
Nixon and Dean Discussed Watergate Logs Not Supplied
White House confirms Nixon met with John Dean III about Watergate this year but logs detailing time and place will not be provided to Justice Department or Senate investigators. Deputy press secretary Warren cites attorney client relations and asserts logs are not subject to subpoena.
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White House
Nixon
John Dean III
Justice Department
Dean
Senate
Gerald L Warren
Office of Counsel
Warren
Administration
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Washington Post
New York Times
Soviet TU-144 Crash at Paris Air Show Kills 14
At Goussainville near Le Bourget, the four engine TU-144 exploded during an exhibition flight. Fourteen people died and 28 were injured as wreckage and flames devastated homes and a school area. Investigators say the cause will take time to determine.
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le Bourget
France
Paris
Two Rivers tries to preserve fishing village history with temporary museum
Rogers Street Fishing Village, Inc. has set up a temporary museum behind Oliver Belanger’s upholstery shop to collect artifacts and photographs from Two Rivers’ early commercial fishing era. Henry Willett will receive items Tuesdays or Thursdays from 2 to 3 PM as plans for a summer tourist season museum move forward.
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Seymour Althen
Herald-Times
Two Rivers
Great Lakes
Two Rivers East Side
Rogers Street Fishing Village, Inc
Oliver Belanger
Ivan
Rogers Street
Henry Willett
Two Rivers Historical Society
Schnitzelbank
Lake Michigan
Muggy Wisconsin Weekend Brings Showers and A Tornado Report
Moist air lingered across Wisconsin as Gulf air moved in from Sunday through Wednesday bringing scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. An unconfirmed tornado touched down near Land O Lakes with trees uprooted. Rain totals ranged from 0.37 inches in Manitowoc to 1.95 inches in Land O Lakes. highs varied from the 60s to the low 70s. The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers midweek with cooler nights in the 50s.
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Two Rivers
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National Weather Service
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Spooner
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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