Transcript Tangle on Nixon Aides and Grand Jury Indictments
The piece surveys the March 1973 Watergate transcripts and grand jury excerpts, noting the volume and complexity hinder clear judgment. It outlines key indictment items involving E Howard Hunt Jr, John Ehrlichman, John Dean, John Mitchell, and Fred LaRue, detailing payments and meetings at the White House and related locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Office
John Dean
Watergate Grand Jury
John Sirica
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Paul O’brien
Connecticut Avenue
Northwest
District of Columbia
Hunt
O’brien
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean 3d
White Houses
Ehrlichman
Dean
John N. Mitchell
Harry R. Haldeman
White House
Fred C. LaRue
Mitchell
LaRue
E. Howard Hunt, Jr
William O. Bittman
Desegregation After 20 Years Described In Review
A 1974 retrospective notes the 20th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, detailing desegregation’s impact on schools, race relations, and policy. It cites shifts in education, lingering racial isolation, and questions about government action on de facto segregation amid ongoing litigation and social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Brown v. Board of Education
Tte
Brown
South
Nixon implicated in Watergate cover up by mid-April 1973
Washington Roundup reveals how ex-White House counsel John Dean began feeding prosecutors fragments of Watergate in mid-April 1973 leading to an impeachment inquiry. Tensions rose over sharing details with the White House as Petersen pressed officials to reveal Dean's testimony implicating Nixon. Haldeman and LaRue's cash stash tied to the case surfaced, with Malek criticizing campaign expense excesses in a memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
White House
John Dean
Earl Silbert
Seymour Glanzer
Donald Campbell
Dean
Charles Shaffer
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Oval Office
Henry
Shaffer
House
H.R. Haldeman
Fred LaRue
Fred Malek
Soignee Madison
Malek
City Hall urged to rethink garage plan and bonds
Commentary urges closer study of financing and location for a proposed city garage amid uncertain bond outcomes. Critics note high costs of four mile distant site, favor upgrading current facilities near mid city to save money and extend usefulness.
Arts Patron Weary Of Apathy In The High Point Letter
A reader criticizes The High Point Enterprise for apathy after a theater article titled Magic of Theater Portrayed about a performance for the High Point Executives Club. The writer contrasts this with a recent outstanding Little Theatre production, questioning encores amid limited local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Magic of Theater
High Point Executives Club
Robert Marks
Executives Club
Public's Turn on Tax Deductions and Arts Support
Letter from Mrs. Thos. J. Kak of 809 Aberdeen Rd critiques proposed year end income tax changes as inflationary while noting rising living costs. She laments low public support for High Point College Tower Players' production of Trial of the Catonsville Nine and urges greater community backing for the arts.
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High Point College
Tower Players
Daniel Berrigan
High Point
Carolyn Rauch
John Q
Thos. J. Kak
Aberdeen Rd
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Babcock School of Business
Wake Forest University
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William R
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J. Ed Pleasants
S. Wrenn
Jaycees
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Dave Moore
Nick Lawrence
Mike Quinto
Charles Mendenhall
High Point High School
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Marian Dickson Benjamin
Fort Worth
Texas
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Florida
Liston C. Pope
Trondheim
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