Ethics Of Leaking In Watergate Damaing tapes prompt caution
The Boston Herald American argues against leaked Watergate materials from the House Judiciary Committee. It urges privacy in initial committee sessions, warns leaks undermine due process, and says the nation deserves lawful, noncircus proceedings amid constitutional stress.
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White House
House Judiciary Committee
James St. Clair
Judiciary Committee
Mr. Nixon
Congress
Helping Out The Birds In Raleigh Times Hair For Nests
The Raleigh Times urges residents to aid birds by providing nest materials. Hair, red clay, and scraps like grocery lists or cloth fragments help robins and catbirds build nests, while keeping cats indoors to protect eggs. The piece notes mud foundations and warns about superstition and headaches from stress.
A Chance For The Land Lands Use Debate Moves Forward
The Christian Science Monitor notes Congress will finally open floor debate on federal land use legislation. The piece discusses House Rules Committee reversals, Senate and House bills, and expected balances between environmental protection and economic development. It highlights potential sanctions and varying White House support, urging timely action to curb land ravaging.
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United States
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
House Interior Committee
Nixon
House
Horses Give Atlanta Police A Mounted Touch
Atlanta’s mounted police add a distinctive quality to city life, offering a cheerful image of a modern metropolis. The horse brings character and a sense of class, improving the street scene beyond walking beats or patrol cars.
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Atlanta
FAA plans jet muffling to curb noisy flights
After years of delays and local curfews, the Federal Aviation Administration proposes phasing out or silencing the noisiest jets by 1978 with flight tested kits. Airlines resist due to about 750000 dollars per plane costs for roughly 1700 aircraft, while airport residents demand relief from jet din.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Supreme Court
FAA
Airport
Kennedy Targeted by Nixon Watergate Probe Says Sources
Washington sources claim President Nixon viewed Senator Ted Kennedy as his top foe and sought to manipulate the 1972 Democratic nomination via Larry O'Brien. The memo trail describes attempts to tie Kennedy to the Chappaquiddick incident and to surveil his Honolulu visit, with little usable evidence found.
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Washington
White House
Ted Kennedy
D.mass
Nixon
Kennedy
Larry O'Brien
George McGovern
D-S.c
O’brien
H. R. Haldeman
Hunt
Caulfield
Ulasewicz
Honolulu
Emk
One J. Ontani
Diamond Head Road
Lloyd Martin
Ontani
Hawaii
Rome
Charles Colson
Snooper
O'Brien
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Jack Anderson
John Dean
GSA
Money Pinch Multiplies Working Wives Debt
Inflation drives more families into debt as bills rise while wages lag. From 1953 to 1973 married women in the labor force grew from 26 percent to 42 percent, with many couples using outside income to avert or pay debt. A national survey reports six of every 100 families in financial stringency, up from three. Experts warn inflation could erode prosperity and threaten social foundations if unchecked.
Letters to the Editor Response on Race and Bible Debate
A reader challenges earlier claims on racial integrity citing Genesis and Old Testament intermarriage. The writer argues differences prove inequality and urges racial separation, claiming Colossians 3 11 does not support social mixing and warns against universalist views of Christ.
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Lulu Yates
Israel
Lulu
Yates
Jesus Christ
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Phillips
Susan Griffin
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al Thorburn
Miss High Point
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P.O
Snow Camp
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Chamber of Commerce Small Business Committee
Dave Heiser
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