Nixon Aides Seek Dismissal On Watergate Appeal
The Watergate defendants Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell appeal their convictions claiming pretrial publicity created a white heat against them and denied a fair trial. Attorneys argued trial prejudices and questioned Nixon testimony while prosecutors defended the proceedings as fair.
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Washington
White House
H. H. Haldeman
U.S. Court of Appeals
John J. Wilson
Wilson
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Therm All
Peter M. Kreindler
Harvard Law School
Watergate
Kreindler
William Hundley
Atty. Gen
Mitchell
U.S
John J. Ka
Hundley
Wage Earner Program and Bus Safety Q&A in The Enterprise
Readers ask about joining the Wage Earner program and liability questions. The guidance notes that eligibility for Chapter XIII depends on earning status, not marital status, with data from a 1972 Winston-Salem Greensboro survey. Bus law clarifies stopping for school and church buses, and the pen pal section directs readers to the public library list and Woman Circle magazine option.
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M.D.A
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
U.S
Women's Circle Magazine
Seabrook
N.H
Reagan Campaign Rides New Hampshire Mountains
Ronald Reagan toured New Hampshire on a brisk bus tour through the White Mountains as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination. He faced cold temperatures, visited Mt. Cranmore ski lodge, and joked about air conditioning while spectators watched ski instructors. Ford publicized farm policies in Washington after a St. Louis Farm Bureau stop and said he plans to enter every primary, though not all with active campaigns. Connally weighed options in Ohio, saying he is not yet a GOP candidate or willing to be a favorite son. Henry M. Jackson began his presidential bid in Massachusetts.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
Ford
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Massachusetts
California
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
White Mountains
Mt. Cranmore
St. Louis
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cleveland
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Ohio
Jackson
Assassinated CIA Agent Buried at Arlington
Richard Welch, a noted CIA officer, is buried at Arlington National Cemetery in a military service attended by President Ford. Welch was murdered outside his Athens home two weeks earlier after being identified as a CIA official, with a horse drawn caisson and a three volley salute planned for the ceremony.
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Washington
Richard
Welch
CIA
Arlington National Cemetery
Athens
Ford
Ft. Meyer
CYA
U.S
Washington Quarterly
Peru
Greece
Mike Ackerman
Guyana
Reagan Money Coffers Grow The Fastest
Preliminary figures show Ronald Reagan outpacing Gerald Ford in Republican presidential nomination fundraising. Reagan leads in private donations and qualifies for more federal matching grants, while Ford calls the gap temporary. Reports indicate Reagan raised about 2 million in public donations in 1975 and Ford 1.7 million, with Reagan averaging over 500,000 per month late 1975 compared to Ford’s 327,000. Reagan aides cite broad support as 50,000 donors contribute, and matching grants under the new program boost Reagan’s edge.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
California
Loren Smith
Smith
Travel Ads in North Carolina Use Humor in New Campaign
North Carolina travel ads switch to humorous campaigns featuring historic figures. An Outer Banks image shows Wright brothers in 1903 seeking a good time, while Asheville’s Biltmore ad features George Vanderbilt in 1890 seeking a home. Each panel describes the state region it promotes.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
North Carolina
Promat
Biltmore House
Asheville
George Vanderbilt
Kidnappers Carry Board Chairman Out In Basket
Paris police say ransom of 3.4 million dollars awaits six young gunmen who abducted Louis Hazan, 54, head of Phonogram, from its Paris offices on December 31. They bound him in a wicker basket and carried him away, releasing the financial director later after taking him a short distance. Investigators link the case to a October bomb incident and a prior fraud, noting another major Paris kidnapping recently ended with a ransom payment.
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Paris
France
Louis Hazan
Phonogram Co
Hazan
Phonogram
Dutch Phillips Company
Claude Hautefeuille
Hautefeuille
Sanford Begins N H Campaign
Former North Carolina governor Terey Sanford opened a New Hampshire presidential bid in Concord pledging an issues focused race. He expects a tough contest with six major candidates and many minor hopefuls in the February 24 Democratic primary. Sanford, Duke University president on leave, called himself a non politician and urged bold, reform oriented government. He criticized budget cuts and argued for improved governance responsive to the people.
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Concord
Terey Sanford
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Duke University
Sanford
Armor saves officer in Richmond burglary call
In Richmond Virginia Patrolman Kenneth C Carlson was shot during a burglary arrest but survived with a bruise after wearing Kevlar body armor recently developed by a local firm. The armor reportedly withstood a hollow point .22 bullet as police, about a dozen officers, pursued three suspects in a southside house.
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Richmond
Kenneth C. Carlson
Carlson
Medical College of Virginia
MCV
Chesterfield County
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Department of Social Services
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Keethar Women
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Raleigh
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