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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1973

Page

8

Farmers Plant As River Rises

Farmers from Joiner Arkansas scramble to plant dry land as Mississippi floodwaters crest near St. Louis. Crests forecast for Memphis and Vicksburg. 12 million acres flooded. 26 deaths and 35,000 homeless. Barge traffic delayed. corps expects traffic to resume next Friday if rain stays light.

Bill Crider Associated Press Joiner Ark Mississippi Crest Stage R.B. Howard Clarkedale St. Louis National Weather Service Louisiana Hannibal Memphis Tenn Vicksburg Miss Arkansas Mississippi Delta Clarksdale Aldo Sartini James Boillot Missouri Mississippi River Commission Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Wisconsin Army Corps of Engineers Rock Island Guttenberg Iowa Laverton

Counter Convention Columnists Blast Various Targets

Washington AP columnist notes John Galbraith mocking President Nixon's Watergate speech. He ridicules Nixon's description from last Monday and criticizes the rhetoric as ridiculous or silly. Sanders frames the clash as a moral debate over Nixon's handling of the scandal.

Washington John Galbraith Nixon H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman White House Galbraith Liebling II The Journalism Review American Society of Newspaper Editors Joseph Alsop Rowland Evans Robert Novak Democratic Party Roman Hruska Nebrasa

Nixon flies to Bahamas for weekend relaxation

President Nixon flew to Grand Cay, Bahamas, with C. G. Rebozo and Paul Keyes for a weekend of sun and dialogue. He is to return to Key Biscayne, amid White House staff reshaping after Watergate disclosures. He named Haig to assume duties of Halderman.

Grand Day The Bahamas Nixon Key Biscayne Fla C. G. Rebozo Paul Keyes White House Grand Cay New York Robert Abplanalp Army Alexander M. Haig Jr Haig H. R. Haldeman Henry A. Kissinger Haldeman Bayside Florida Washington

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