Demo Committee Warned Of Wiretapping Plans
William F Haddad, a Kennedy Johnson era official, says in April 1972 he warned Democratic National Committee Chairman Lawrence OBrien about a plan to tap the Watergate headquarters line. He linked Cuban associates and CREP advertising operatives to the effort and discussed funding gaps for a debugging system.
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Watergate
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National Democratic
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Interstate Fair Ends After Record Attendance
The 1973 La Crosse Interstate Fair in West Salem, praised as the best since the move from La Crosse, drew an estimated 170000 to 175000 attendees through Saturday, with Sunday crowds the largest yet. Highlights included a late tractor pull, draft horse judging, and the first Coulee Area Cat Show.
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Injunction Issued Against N J Firm in Ramsey County Case
A Ramsey County judge ordered a New Jersey firm and owner to stop using the names Office of Cemetery Services and Office of Cemetery Information to avoid implying government affiliation. The firm is also barred from claiming its inscription services are required by any government agency.
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Hijackers Demand Kill Passengers Or Release Them
West Germany coded message to Japan Air Lines hijackers urges immediate killing or release. Four hijackers hold 139 passengers in Dubai heat, demanding orders from alleged allies while Tokyo and Dubai officials negotiate. Shizuo Assada seeking talks. terrorists insist on speaking only to Dubai authorities.
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Weather Outlook With Showers Tuesday
A system brings showers Monday night and more showers and thunderstorms likely Tuesday. Temperatures hold with lows near 68 Monday and highs around 80 Tuesday. Southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation 50 percent Monday night and 60 percent Tuesday. Wednesday remains cloudy warm and humid with possible showers or thunderstorms.
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Harman Wins Reapportionment Case Says Loser Won’t Concede
Supervisor Donald Harman fought county board district reapportionment in court and recently won the battle but refuses to admit victory according to Jerome Rosso Tribune staff writer. Milwaukee Summerfest ended peacefully but 350 plus arrests occurred during the 10 day run with a Saturday melee prompting officials to bar rock bands next year.
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Eddie Rickenbacker Dies at 82 in Zurich
World War I flying ace and Eastern Airlines founder Eddie Rickenbacker died in Zurich Switzerland at 82. He reportedly suffered heart failure with wife present and funeral services planned in his native Columbus Ohio. He had earlier become America's ace of aces after duels with the Red Baron and Fred von Richthofen.
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Pan American 707 Crashes Near Tahiti After Takeoff
A Pan American Boeing 707 with 79 aboard crashes north of Papeete Harbor while en route to Los Angeles via Apia. Four survivors reached the Papeete hospital. one stewardess died there. Debris and bodies float in calm seas as officials including Pierre Angeli and French defense secretary visit Mururoa tests nearby.
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Republicans Cut Staff Amid Watergate Deficit
Washington AR The Republican National Committee trims staff by 25 percent after a 1 million deficit feared. The panel has raised 3.6 million since January but donor contributions fell sharply, press aide Jackie O Connor said. By May only half of projected funds arrived and about 40 staffers on the 10 person slate were told pay stops August 1.
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