Watergate cases note growing political corruption concerns
Seven men faced charges for breaking into the Democratic Party offices in Washington. Five pled guilty or were convicted, including former Nixon aides G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord Jr. Judge Sirica lamented trial handling as Watergate investigations widen, implicating White House aides and officials and prompting renewed calls for accountability.
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Watergate
Democratic Party
Watergate Apartments
Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
Liddy
McCord
John H. Sirica
Eisenhower
Sirica
L. Patrick Gray
Federal Bureau of Investigation
White House
John Mitchell
Graham clarifies castration remark after rape case
Dr Billy Graham back in Montreal says his South Africa remark on castration for rapists was off hand and regretted soon after. He warned the issue raises a justice versus vengeance question, noting public reaction and his aim to oppose both crime and punitive measures.
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Billy Graham
Montreal
Graham
South Africa
Old Woman Aims Solo Atlantic Canoe Trip
The Coast Guard balks at 86 year old Shirley Haycock’s plan to cross the Atlantic solo by canoe. It weighs whether to block such voyages by vessels of unique design and poor condition to protect the public and taxpayer from a risky voyage.
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Atlantic
Coast Guard
Shirley Haycock
Utah
King's Legacy and the Unfulfilled Dream
A reflective piece tracing Martin Luther King Jr.'s impact from the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott to the 1963 March on Washington. It discusses his nonviolent philosophy, the void after his assassination, Baldwin's warning, and the enduring question of achieving racial equality in America. The essay cites King's Lincoln Memorial speech and his dream of a nation judging people by character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
King
James Bladwin
Baldwin
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Atlanta
South
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Watergate pieces add to growing investigation picture
Washington sources outline new details in the Watergate case. John W. Dean III is named as having lied to FBI agents about E. Howard Hunt’s White House office, while McCord, Hunt, and Liddy are described with varied ties to the White House and CIA. The piece notes money flows via Hunt and his wife, and cites a government sampling program seen as wiretapping by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean III
Nixon
Charles Colson
Jeb Magruder
White House
Senate
Sam Ervin
National Dairy Association
Robert Vesco
Securities Exchange Commission
Committee
Washington
John W. Dean III
FBI
E. Howard Hunt
L. Patrick Gray
Dean
Hunt
Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Fiveman
John Mitchell
John Dean
Magruder
CIA
Democratic Party
Dorothy
Chicago
Dn.c
Ervin
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
McCord
Arlington Towers
Potomac
Federal Telecommunications
General Services Administration
GSA
Denver
San Francisco
Defense Department
Navy
DOD
Teaching Dad By JOHN P. ROCHE
A father recalls a chaotic Christmas bike mishap that ends with him paying $100 for a totaled bike. His daughter spun a tale of a rock and a mysterious meeting with a hysterical lady, choosing to carry the incident privately as she matures into a self driving adult.
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John P. Roche
King Features Syndicate
Peugeot
Joanna
Montvale
Pinecroft
Mother protests dental program to editor over dyes and fluoride
A reader from Rt. 1 High Point objects to school sponsored Colgate products and erythrosine tablets given to her child. She criticizes pamphlets for downplaying diet, promotes natural sugar avoidance, questions fluoride, and alleges the program serves toothpaste marketing over dental health.
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Adelle Davis
Council On Dental Therapeutics
American Dental Association
Abraham Nizel
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine
Senate Select Committee On
United States
Nizel
Ruth Murray
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King's. Legacy
Noah the Rainbow
James McCord
Richard Nixon
Senator Soaper
L. A. Times Syndicate
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Colgate Professional Services Dept
American Dental Assn
Sirs
Colgate
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