Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex H Washburn
A brief column by editor Alex H Washburn discusses daily bread topics and reflections in concise prose. The piece offers weekly musings on routine life and moral observations within a newspaper voice.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Editors Reject Shield Law in Opinion Piece Debate
A 1973 debate over protecting reporters from grand jury questions is weighed with caution. The Star opposed a shield law for two reasons: it could invite licensing power and create special privilege. Editor & Publisher notes a majority against a full bill among editors. The piece cites Arkansas history where press exposure led to action against illegal barrel-houses, underscoring reliance on an informed public.
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Star
Editor & Publisher
American Society of Newspaper Editors
New York
Congress
U.S
Arkansas
el Dorado
Union County
el Dorado Daily News
Stanley Andrews
Rio Grand Valley
Texas
Andrews
Public Watergate hearings set to begin Thursday
Public Watergate hearings open Thursday and may stretch into next week as the Senate Select Committee reconstructs the June 17 break in and outlines campaign finagling. Leadoff witness Robert Odle will map Nixon 1972 campaign structure followed by Sgt Paul Leeper and star witness James McCord Jr. who linked the wiretaps to the Nixon campaign and described hush money and promised clemency as probes intensified.
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Senate
Select Committee On
Democratic National
Senate Committee
White House
Robert C. Odle
Committee
Nixon
Paul W. Leeper
Democratic
Watergate
James W. McCord Jr
McCord
Nixon Campaign
Antitax granny says she's ready for jail
Martha Tranquilli 63 a nurse in Mound Bayou refuses to pay taxes to fund the Vietnam war and is willing to serve nine months in federal prison after a Clarksdale court found her in contempt for refusing to apologize and for income tax violations tied to her protest. She cites war opposition and nonviolent resistance as guiding principles.
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Miss
Martha Tranquilli
Delta Community Hospital
U. S
Clarksdale
Southeast Asia
Tranquilli
Springfield
Ill
Hiroshima
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
War Tax Resisters
War Resisters League
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American Civil Liberties Union
International League For the Rights of Man
American Friends Service Committee
Wiretap accusations ripple through Nixon era coverage
McCord amid White House coverup reports collapse. Jeb Magruder alleged Mitchell and Dean approved wiretapping. Mitchell said he heard of taps but rejected them. Dean vowed he would not be scapegoat after talks with prosecutors. Escalating claims hint at broader election shenanigans beyond wiretaps.
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Mitchell
Dean
New Equipment at Open House in Agri Building
Retiring superintendent James Jones inspects new machinery added to the vocational education department during a Tuesday night open house in the Agri Building. Troy Buck, department chairman, and Danny Joyce of the Hope Chapter FFA explain the band saw’s use to Jones.
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James Jones
Vocational Education Department
Agri
Troy Buck
Danny Joyce
Hope Chapter
FFA
Jones
Open House Marks New Hope Agri Building Expansion
Troy Buck, Hope High School vocational education chair, welcomes opening of a 7,000 sq ft metal building costing about 70,000 dollars added to the department. With 150 students this year and over 250 expected next year, new auto mechanics, drafting and sheet metal courses begin. Open House followed February tours as Hope residents toured the facilities.
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Troy Buck
Vocation Education Department
Hope High School
Buck
Seven Soldiers Die in Kentucky Helicopter Crash
Seven soldiers were killed when a UH1 helicopter crashed during a night vision test flight at Fort Knox Kentucky. The wreckage was located at 6:20 a.m. about two miles north of Mullaugh near Muldrugh and four miles north of Godman Army Air Field.
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Kentucky
FT. Knox
Ihose
Godman Army Air Field
Muldraugh
Nixon aides accused in CIA play attempt
Senate summary and Gray account reveal alleged White House effort to shield Watergate under CIA cover. Walters testified Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean discussed CIA involvement and funding probes in Mexico. Dean urged possible CIA salaries bail, Walters refused, warning of danger and vowing resignation if urged to compromise.
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Nixon
CIA
Washington
Stuart Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Missouri Democrat
James W. McCord Jr
White House
Symington
Army
Vernon A. Walters
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Ge Cpz Aal
Gray
Senate
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Walters
Haldeman
Mexico
John W. Dean III
Helms
Dean
Eagle Scouts Honor Group at 55th DTU Dinner
Kent Huddleston and peers joined a group awarded Eagle Scout at the 55th annual recognition dinner hosted by East Texas University. The event honored area youths and highlighted service projects and community involvement.
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Kent Huddleston
Fielding Huddleston
Hallsville
East Texas University
Huddlestons
Leslie
School of Pharmacy At
Austin
Gary Moore
Kilgore College
University of Texas
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