Postage Meter Muddy Feet Dirty Dog Post Office Tale
A witty column notes Pitney Bowes licensing to lease meters, a misdelivery scare, and a punchline about a dog wading in a flooded yard ditch. The author jokes about an inked meter, a spring dog tale, and a towel retreat.
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Pitney Bowes
Post Office
U.S. Postal Service
Brandt Re-Elected SD Party Chairman In West Germany
Hannover Germany AP Chancellor Willy Brandt won re election as chairman of the Social Democratic party by a 404 to 20 vote with four abstentions. Delegates backed his pro Western foreign policy including U S troops in Europe amid left wing criticism at the party convention.
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Hannover
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Germany
United States
Social Democratic Party
Brandt
U.S
Europe
Judge rejects bid to bar McCord testimony publication
U S District Judge Charles Richey denied Sen Sam Ervin request to seal future Watergate testimony by burglar James McCord Jr citing free speech and press rights The ruling follows McCords plan to testify in civil suit depositions open to the public as transcripts are prepared The article notes McCord grand jury testimony included Fractions about payments and sources and cites Parkison and Mrs Hunt The piece also mentions Clark MacGregor George Bush and Nixon campaign context and includes a Little Rock city council filing by John O May and reader notice line
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Washington
Sam J. Ervin
James W. McCord Jr
U.S. District Court
Charles Richey
Ervin
Senate
Richey
McCord
Senate Committee
Missouri Pacific Workers Move Traffic Devices on Hazel Street
Workers from Missouri Pacific were busy this week moving traffic control devices in preparation for the repaving of Hazel Street. The image shows a workman detaching a traffic control arm from a device as part of the preparations.
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Hazel St
QE2 becomes floating fortress for Israel cruise
Queen Elizabeth 2 is turned into a private armed security ship for a month long cruise to Israel. Twenty marine commandos bomb disposal experts and detectives join the voyage amid crew defections by fears of Arab terrorism. Cunard promises danger pay and family benefits while naval and air escortes ensure security through the Mediterranean.
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ED Blanche
Associated Press
London
Israel
QE2
Ray Digweed
Cunard Line
Cunard
Oscar Rudwick
Navy
Southampton
Mediterranean
Royal Air Force
Hatfield warns Cambodia actions echo Vietnam pattern
Senator Mark Hatfield says events in Cambodia resemble the secret commitments and denials that preceded U.S. entry into Vietnam. He spoke after briefings to a Senate Appropriations subcommittee as President Nixon received Haig's Southeast Asia report. He warned of increased U.S. involvement and noted North Vietnamese troops in Cambodia violating cease fire.
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Mark O. Hatfield
Pentagon
State Department
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Oregon Republican
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Haig
Elliot L. Richardson
South Vietnam
Hatfield
Southeast Asia
Senate Appropriations
Bush Disagrees With Goldwater On Watergate Fallout
Washington AP George Bush Republican chairman disputes Barry Goldwater's assertion that Watergate hurts fundraising and party prospects. Bush says the affair is serious but has not harmed the party's sustaining fund drive. He stresses the national committee's lack of involvement in the DNC break in as it pursues a Republican Congress majority.
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Clark MacGregor
The
Christian Science Monitor
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MacGregor
George Bush
Republican National Committee
Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Bush
Goldwater
White House
GOP
National Committee
Congress
Democratic National Committee
US Arabs head for clash at United Nations over Beirut raid
At the United Nations Security Council the United States and Arab states clash over Palestinian charges of American involvement in the Israeli raid on Beirut. Delegates expect a protracted debate with the U S veto possible. Lebanon seeks a stronger resolution while Israel accuses Beirut of harboring terrorists linked to major attacks, including Black September figures.
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Gene Kramer
Associated Press
United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council Today
U.S
Beirut
Council
Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat
U. N
William P. Rogers
Washington
U. S
John A. Scali
Security Council
Lebanon
Seali
Israel
Edouard Ghorra
Yosef Tekoah
Lod
Munich
Khartown
Kiwanis Club Show Promises Bargain Evening at City Hall
Kiwanis Variety Show runs tonight at 8 at City Hall Auditorium with proceeds aiding Hope programs. Larry Patterson hosts and introduces acts including Cathy Moore Wheatley, Bill and Ann Freeman, The Blackhead Brothers Quartet, and local personalities.
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K Park
Key Field
Larry Patterson
Lithin
Cathy Moore Wheatley
Bill and
Ann Freeman
Broadway
Blackhead Brothers
Bob Bledsoe
Roger Nunn
Jerry Irby
Stan Parris
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